The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1897-06-28
.pERsoNlE JorqINGS.


Mr., Augustus Hausman of 40 Bishop
street removed with his family Satur-
day to their summer cottage at Cosey
Beach, They will return about the
Middle of September,
Mr.. Thomas Knnere, the postman re-
siding at Al Bishop street, is the happy
father of twins, boy and girl Both
mother and children are doing Well
Mrs. Charles r. Merwin of "a Ed
street has been visiting for ten days
in South Coventry, Mass. She went to
attend the wedding of her cousin, Miss
McChristie, to a Wallingford gentle
men, Miss McChristie up to the time
Of her marriage was a teacher In the
Wallingford public school,
C. T. Ridley, representative for 5.
w. Venable Tobacco Co, of Petersburg,
Va, is in town.
Mrs Herbert Randall of Elm street
is in Boston and goes soon to Water
vile, Me-, to be gone until September
Mr.. Randall will join her some time in
July.
Prof. C. Francis Malone will leave
New Haven this morning for his sum
mer's work as master of ceremonies at
Sherry's Casino, Narragansett Pier,
Mrs. Laurens Lennox will go to Bos-
ton early in July and from there to
Kennebunkport, Me-, where she Will
spend the summer 1t is possible Mrs.
Lennox will give a theatrical produc-
ton before she leaves town.
Mr. Clarence Mclean, principal of the
I Westville school, will go to California
with the Christian Endeavor excursion.
This is the first real vacation Mr. Nc
Lean has taken In several years, as it
has been his custom to so to Chautau-
qua for the summer study course.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ. Drummond of
West Haven have had apartments at
1890 Chapel street since the first of
May, since Mrs. Drummond returned
from New York, where she spent the
winter. Mr.. and Mrs. Drummond, the
second week in July, go to Martha's
Vineyard for part of the summer.
Rev Elmer e. Dent, the pastor of st.
Andrews Methodist church at Four
| Corners, gave a large reception to his
parishioners Thursday night from to
10 o'clock. Rev. Dent and family have
just moved to the new parish house,
which has been handsomely furnished
by the ladies' aid society.
Frederick G. Lum was on Saturday
discharged as receiver of B. III. Doug
lass e Sons, and he was allowed $4,000
as compensation. The estate. is now
| closed up, the balance sheet showing
| $110,0 0625.
E. J. Meister the Turkish bath pro-
prietor of York street, left for New
York on Saturday, where he will take
passage for his home in Switzerland.
He will remain abroad about six
weeks.
Rev. Father Lockenger, who has been
suffering from malaria, is away for the
benefit Of his health.
Ansel Beckwith of this city is visit
ing friends in Wilmington, Del.
Clarence E. Thompson, John Brown
and William Lucey have been elected
as West iIaven's school district COM
.mittee
Miss Kate Trowbridge sailed for Eu-
rope Thursday. She will spend the
summer on the other side.
DR., and Mrs Timothy Bishop and
Miss Bishop will spend the summer at
Holderness, which always claims a
large New Haven colony.
Mrs. Daniel Wilcox and the Misses
Wilcox leave in a short time to make
their home in Buffalo. They will be
much missed from New Haven society.
Mrs. Stoughton and the Misses
Stoughton will spend the summer in
Cape Cod.
Mrs Carmalt and the Misses Car
malt will entertain on Wednesday with
a commencement day lawn luncheon.
Cards have been issued to the younger
4 members Of society and some college
men.
Among those staying at the Mallory
cottage at Morris Cove are Miss May
Loveridge, Miss Louise Gallagher, Miss
Tillou of this city Miss Katherine
Churchchill Of Brooklyn, Miss Angel
and Miss Meron; also Mrs. Churchchill,
Mr.. and Mrs. Angel and children.
Friends from New Haven are at the
cottage daily.