The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1899-08-09


spending a week, the guests Of friends
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles e. Patterson OF
Seymour, spent Sunday with Mrs. N
lC. Patterson, of 173 Franklin street
Mrs. Patterson was formerly Miss Lau-
ra j. Hayes of New Haven.
Miss Carrie j. Graham has returned
to her home in Suf1ield, after TWO
weeks visit with her father William
H. Graham of rs Orange street.
The Misses Ella ]. and Margaret L.
O'Meara, of Dewitt street, are at AS
bury Park, N. j.
Mrs Fred Kinsley, of IS Leonard
street, one of New Haven's popular mu'
sic teachers, is enjoying a few weeks in
the Catskills.
The Right Rev. Bishop Tierney pres
ident of the Catholic Total Abstinence
union of America, will attend the con-
vention which will open at Chicago to-
day He left Hartford Monday and Will
visit Denver, Col, before returning
home. He will be accompanied to the
convention by the Rev. Walter j. Shah
ley and the Rev. John t. Winters OF
Hartford, who will represent the Cath
Ollie Total Abstinence union of Connect
| icut at the convention. Other delegates
| from this state will be Daniel w. Bren-
nan of the st. Aloysius society of New
Haven, Mrs. Quigley of st. Mary's La
dies society of this city, and James F..
Brennan of New Haven
| Miss May r. Williams of New York
and Charles H. Williams of this city
We're united in marriage by the Rev.
Addison Moore, at the residence of Mr..
| and Mrs. John Fl. Blson, 1929 George
| street, Monday evening.
C. Raymond Messenger of 50 Whalley
| avenue has gone to the Catskills to
spend his vacation.
Sergeant Crocker of the Grand avenue
precinct is back on duty again after an
| illness of two weeks.
Miss e. L. Holt and Mrs. z. M. Jor-
dan Of New Haven will go Thursday to
Morris, where they will stop at Mrs.
Awards until September l.
John EWin Keeting has accepted q
position with the Pratt & Cady Co. of
Hartford.
Mr.. and Mrs Harry A. Doty of New
Haven, who are spending July and Au-
gust in Chester, Conn, will go to Block
They will stop at the Vail cottage.
Postmaster Howarth has been inform
ed that an order issued from Washing
ton allows first class postmasters a
weeks vacation in November to attend
the convention of the National Associa-
ton of Postmasters, to be held in
Washington November Z to 10. Post
master Howarth will probably attend
the convention.
Miss May Halliday and Miss Luella
Russell of Howe street are at the In
dian Point house, Stony Creek.
William j. Lotze, general secretary of
the Y. M. G. A., is at Turks Island at
the camp of the Y. M. c. A. members.
Attorney David T. Mcnamara is still
quite ill gith stomach troubles, having
had a relapse. He has recovered from
the setback somewhat, but is still con-
fined to his home.
Alexander Irvine, who conducted re-
vival meetings here in this city during
the winter, is attending the Mortified,
Mass. conference.
Mrs. Harry B. Page of last Haven
leaves this morning for q months visit
to her sister Mrs George Gardner, at
Oswego n. Y. On her return she will
be accompanied by her younger sister,
Miss Nellie Liddell, who has been
spending the summer in the south, but
who has also visited Oswego. before re-
turning to New Haven.
Miss Ruth Bailey of Southington left
yesterday for a weeks vacation at
Woodmont
Attorney Charles Kleiner will spend
his vacation by making trip to Nova
Scotia He will start to-day and will
be gone about two weeks. Several other
New Haveners will take the same trip.
Lawyer Edward D. Penney yesterday
morning received a telegram from Min
neapolis stating that his son, Sergeant
f. C. Penney, formerly of Battery c,
Connecticut Volunteers, has been
stricken with typhoid fever, Sergeant
Penney was first stricken with fever
while at Mantle.
w. H Chambers of New Britain has
been the guest of Clifford Mullin Of
Branford this week.
Elmer Stevens of North Suffield spent
Saturday in Branford, the guest OF
friends
Rev Mr.. Latllrop of North Haven
will conduct the open air meeting of the
Y. M. C. A. on the central green next
Sunday afternoon
Judge Lynde Harrison is spending
the week aboard the large schooner
Yacht Ingomar, the guest Of her owner
M. r. Plant. son of the late H. b.
Plant of Brauford. Next week Mr.. and
Mrs Harrison, with their daughter. will
60 TO Lake Placid in the Adirondacl1s.
Mrs. S. A. Richards and sister Miss
Graves of Guilford, left yesterday af-
ternoon for their home in Springfield,
Mass
Hon. A. J. Durland of Norfolk, Neb.,
president of the Durland Trust com
nanv. is in New Haven for week on
business connected with the company.
He is the guest of George Fl. Bishop
while in town.
Thomas H. Morris of SO Dixwell ave-
nue. had as his guest Thursday his
brother, M. ]. Morris of Providence,
r. T.. whom he had not met in num-
Der of years.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Dellert of west
Hartford, with their brother, Edward
saure and their two children, spent
and Sunday with Mr. ana
Mrs. Frank H. Swift Of 1O7 Kimberly
avenue.
Charles Larom has been elected man
ager of the New Haven Polo club, ana