The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1899-08-02
PENS ON4L MENTION.

L. p. Well and Albert Zunder left yester
day for Saratoga, where they will spent
two weeks.
Mrs. L. Il. Worthngton Of So Crow
street has been very Ill for the past tw'
weeks.
Horace A. Chidsey, who is employed a
the superintendent office at Sargent
Co.'S office while riding his bicycle on hi
way to work yesterday morning. was run
| into by another bicycllst on East street. MI
| Chidsey was thrown from his wheel VIII
great force and his head was badly cut
Mrs. Eugene II, White and daughters
Jessamine and Hazel, have gone to East
! Hampton.
Ex-senator William Kennedy of Nau.
gatuck spent yesterday in New Haven
on business for a client. He called on
Director Alexander Troup.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. B. futile are domi-
ciled at their cottage at Short Beach
for the summer. Among their guests
over Sunday We're Mr.. and Mrs. William
| Warner, Mr. and Mrs. William Locllyes,
| Mr.. and Mrs William Hoey of New
| Haven.
| Commissioner j. H. Macdonald lecfur-
ed on good roads before the Norwalk
club Monday evening. His talk was en-
Enthusiastically received
Miss A. Tanyane of 50 Sylvan avenue
is spending her vacation with her cous-
in, John Bishop of Brookline, Mass.
Attorney Prentice w. Chase went to
Haddam this week for the purpose of
consulting with Charles Ebel, whom he
will defend when he is tried at the Sep
TENDER term of the superior court for
committing a murderous assault.
William and George Bartholomew,
Yale 1900 are spending a part of the
summer abroad. They are at present'in
England and will go to Paris for a
short stay before returning home.
John Holcomb of Bradford. who has
been i'll for the past year suffering with
a heart trouble at his home on East
Main street, is said to be in a critical
condition.
Attorney Edward P. O'Meara, who
was graduated from the Yale law school
last June, has entered the office of G. S.
Hamilton, and will begin the practice of
law.
At SIS Chapel street on Saturday eve
ming pleasant surprise party was Civ
en- Miss Clara Benway by Mrs. W.
Lynch, and her numerous friends in this
city, prior to her departure for her home
in Montreal, Canada, where she intends
to spend a two months vacation.
Clerk A. r. Welles of the probate
court is i'll with tonslitis
Frank Quinn of Garden street with a
party of other Hillhouse High school
boys are in camp for the month of Au-
gust at Branford Point.
G. e. H. Skinner was IN town this
week from his home in Guilford, where
he has been i'll for the month past. He
will return in day or two. His broth
ers wife. Mrs. William Skinner Of New
York, with her young child, is spending
the summer at the Guilford house. Mr..
Skinner coming up for Sunday of each
week. They resided in New Haven pri- !
or to three years ago.
Mr. and Mrs. e. H. Newcomb and |
Miss Lillian Mendoza Of this city were
entertained by Mrs. Albert Downs at
her cottage at Bradley Point Branford, |
over Sunday.
Miss Marion Doty, who has been |
spending month with her grandmoth-
err, Mrs. William Doty, at % Lynwood |
street, returned to her home in East |
Orange, N. j., yesterday,
r. w. Rollins of Hartford was the |
guest of his nephew, Frank Golding of
Hopson avenue, over Sunday.
Chief Clerk C. j. Bissell of the state
office and Chief Clerk 3.
Frank Marsh of the state treasurer's Of
flee, came down from Hartford yester-
day morning to confer with the judges /
of the supreme and superior courts
about the proper form Of blanks for the
clerks of the courts to make returns to
the state officials of fees as required by
the act of the last legislature.
Mrs. Frederick Tomlinson left on
for a visit with relatives in
Falls Village.
Alfred Rogers of 376 Elm street has
gone to Danbury for two weeks where
he will visit friends.
Mrs. James II. Macdonald wife of
Highway Commissioner Macdonald, will
go to her home in Albany in a few days
TO remain a fortnight. Her daughter
Miss Grace Macdonald, who has been
spending the past month in Phladel-l
ofia, the guest of friends, will join her
mother in Albany, afterwards going to
Sharon, Conn.,, ard finishing her long
putting in Glastonbury She will arrive
nome about the list of October.
Mrs. James Stephen Mclaughlin,
Jerk of the board of health of Westfeld.
Mass, and a member of Noble hospital
staff. and Miss Mary f. Green, were
married in st. Mary's church Saturday
The maid Of honor was Miss
Katie J. Tierney, a graduate of the New
Haven Training School for Nurses, and
he best man was Dennis Mclaughlin
If North Adams, brother of the groom.
The celebrant of the mass was Father
brother Of the groom. Dr.
DR.. Shaw, Dr. O'Malloy. DR.
Atwater, DR. ONeil and DR.. Sullivan
we're ushers. ,
G. e. Schunack manufacturer of pa
,er boxes in Merden, is occupying the
Hastings cottage at Indian Neck, with
lis family. 5
The Rev. Alexander F. Irvine and a ,
'arty of ten members of the Young
lens Christian association left for I
]orthfield, Mass, yesterday to attend I
he regular summer conference conduct J
d by Evangelist Moody. The confer
nee will last three weeks and some of
he New Haveners will remain the en-
ire time. In the early part of July ,
Rev. Mr., Irvine and a party of young 5
1en went to Mortified and attended !
he students conference. They eniov- 4