The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1897-09-22
ABOUT NEW HAVEN PEOPLE
and 7HEIR SUMMER OUTINGS AND
JOURNEYfNGs.

Pleasure Trims Here and There-PleRsant
Times MT Ser, Shore and Standardization
Personal Items.
Miss Esther D. Street left for North
ampton. Mass, yesterday, where she
will enter Smith college,
Attorney John w Peddle, who for
the past three months has assisted the
city attorney in the prosecution and
settlement of cases, returned to his
home in New York last evening to re-
sumo his practice there. Mr.. Peddle is
Yale law school graduate.
Mr. and Mrs. Sherlon D. Smith have
returned from Norfolk, Conn, where
they have been spending two weeks.
Ernest l.. Isbell, clerk of the city
court has returned from a visit at his
parental home in Woodbury.. Mr.. Is
bell says that game will be unusually
plentiful in that part of Litchfleld coun-
ty when the hunting season opens on
October Is.
Ex-Judge Henry Stoddard and fam
lily, who have been at the White Noun
tains will return to-day.
/. Schwed has accepted position
with simons & Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Truman Smith OF
Greene street spent Sunday and Mon
day at the Stevens house. Norfolk,
Conn.
Mr. St John Harmsworth, brother OF
Sir Arthur Harmsworth, owner OF the
London Mail, and Mr.. Percy Benson OF
Christ Church college, Oxford, were III
New Haven Monday, guests OF MI. 'ohh
D. Jackson of the Register.
Rev. I. c. Meserve, whose resignation
as pastor of the Davenport church mas
recently been accepted, and Mrs Me-
serve are still in London and are nav
ing very pleasant time. They Will re-
turn about the middle or latter part OF
October.
Mrs. A. M futile of this city is the
guest of Miss Helen A. Hull on Broad
street. Milford.
Letter Carrier D. P. Bree is i'll with
malarial fever at his home on Fillmore
street.
M 1SS lNIlSlud L SCh, dcu6iit~i ~ 49,
and Mrs. Tracy Peck, is the guest or
Miss Antoinette Newell al Bristol
Miss Lille Viola Zoller and Mr. Max
Snyder will be married tonight by the
Rev. Mr.. N J. Squires of the west Ha-
ven Congregational church. Mr. Sny-
der is in the employ of the Winchester
Avenue Railroad company and is one of
the company's most valued employees
Mr.. and Mrs A. Fl. Howard and niece,
Miss Mile Donnelly of Nornellsvllle.
N. Y. are visiting Mrs. Flynn at 1873
Chapel street Mr. Howard is connect
ed with the Hornellsville Tribune.
Miss Helen Broderick Of Waterbury
is spending few weeks with Miss
Maud Hatch of York street.
Among the early October weddings
will be that of Miss Elizabeth Young
of 1913 Goffe street, and Mr.. Henry V.
Whipple Of University place, receiving
teller of the Merchants National bank.
Sergeant Williams of the Howard
avenue station was off duty Monday
night celebrating the arrival of an
eleven pound baby at his home.
For the harvest concert which is to
take place at the Grand avenue Con-
srega tional church Sunday, October 10,
the committee in charge are Miss Ger
trude Bradley, Miss Hattie Dennison,
Miss Lizzie Thompson and Mr.. c. U.
Epson.
Attorney Edmund Zacher. Of the firm
of Harrison & Zacher has returned
from months vacation.
The engagement is announced of
Joseph J. Patton to Miss May Sullivan.
Mr.. Patton is clerk in Elmer Nichols
grcery store on State street. He has
been president of st. Patrick's T. A. and
B. society for three terms and is
young man Of wide popularity. Miss
Sullivan is held in high regard by a
circle of many friends.
Prof. Horatio w. Parker, who is to
take a prominent part in the Worces-
ter festival upon which occasion he has
been invited to conduct his ''Hora No
vissima," is expected home the latter
part of this week. He has been spend
ing the summer at West Chop, Jamaica
Plains, Mass, with his family, and it
is said that he has been hard at work
upon a new oratorio with st. Christie
pher as the subject.
Miss Teresina Peck, daughter of Pro-
fesor Tracy Peck of Yale college, is the
guest of Miss Antoinette Newell of
High street. New Britain.
Frank Corves has severed his connec-
ton with H. w. Lakes pharmacy and
returned to his home in this city.
Miss Harriet c. Hitchcock, a sradu-
uate of the Yale art school, has begun
her duties as assistant drawing teacher
in the public schools of Longmeadow.
ABOUT MISS ALICE, 2:13b.