The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1898-06-20
OF LOCAL INTEREST.

Judge and Mrs. w. K. Townsend will
sail for Europe June 25, accompanied
by Stuart Hotchkiss, q member Of the
freshman class of the Sheffield Scienti-
f1c school, son of Henry L. Hotchkiss,
president Of the L. Candee Rubber COM
pany. They will go to London, where
they will meet Henry Hotchkiss Town
shend, son of Captain Charles Fl. Town
shend. Stuart Hotchkiss is cousin of
Henry Hotchkiss Townshend, who is a
recent Yale graduate and who for the
past year has been pursuing post
graduate course of study in law at OK
ford university. The two young men
will proceed with Judge and Mrs.
Townsend to Paris, where the party
will meet Miss Molly Townsend, daugh-
ter of Judge and Miss Townsend, and
Miss Hall, daughter Of Judge Hall of
this city, vice president of the New
York, New Haven and Hartford rail-
road. The two young women have
been for the past year at one of the
famous seminaries in Paris. The two
young men will then proceed to make a
tour of Europe, and Judge and Mrs.
Townsend and the young women will
make up programme for travel in va
rious European countries. They will
return home in two or three months.
DIR. W. G. Anderson and Mrs. Ander-
son of 1870 College street left Saturday
for Chautauqua. Mrs. Haight and Miss
Haight went with them.
Professor and Mrs. Harris, together
with Miss Coy and Miss Skinner, left
last week for Litchfield to stay for the
season.
Captain Beach's recruits for the
heavy battery have gone to Mantle
One squad left Saturday noon, and the
remained later in the afternoon.
Cards have been received by friends
in the city for the marriage of Miss FL
la Humphrey, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
Edwin D. Humphrey of Great Barring
ton, Mass, to James Fields Scott which
will be celebrated at high noon on
Thursday. June 30, in the First Congre-
gational church, Great Darlington.
Miss Humphrey has spent much of her
| time in New Haven since leaving Mrs.
Cadys school, where she was first a
student and afterwards teacher.
President Radel of the Shelton Street
Railway company was in Shelton Sat
| urday and stated that work on the ex-
| tension of the company's line to STRAIT
| ford was to commence at once, and that
| he expects it to be finished and the road
| in operation in six weeks.
| The D. A. r. sent to the hospital ship
| Relief last week seventy-five mating
mattresses four hundred flannel BAN
dages thirty each of night shirts and
| pajamas, fourteen pieces of mocquito
| netting, twelve small pillows and some
| sheets. In addition to this there were
| thirty cases of delicacies, containing
| clam boullion, extract of beef, boHed
chicken, cocoa, condensed milk, corn
starch, gelatine, Saline crackers and
| lime juice.
| DR.. Anita Newcomb MCGEE has just
accepted two new candidates as nurses
| for the army. They are Miss Martha
w. w. Gauch, who graduated from the
Training School for Nurses in 1895 and
who is the daughter of a wealthy New
ark manufacturer and Miss Mary Jane
McCloud Of Norwich, who graduated
from the same institution in 1897. Miss
| McCloud is a sister-in-law of ex-Sur-
geon General Cassidy The two young
women are at present in New Haven as
the guests of Mrs. John T. Kerrigan of
| 81 Park street.