The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1899-07-26
PERSONAL MENTION.

a member of the board of directors o
the Mechanics bank in place of Thomas
Il. Trowbridge, deceased.
Miss Kittie Irwin of Blatchley ave
nue. and Miss May Reynolds of Frank
lin street are spending their vacation
at Litchtield.
Mr.. and Mrs. Michael Bamberger
with their young son, are visiting Mrs
Bambergers mother, Mrs. Charles Metz
ger of Grove street
Miss Isabella Keenan, of st. Johr
street is spening her vacation WITT
! her grandmother in Hartford.
Miss Alice Nash, a recent graduate
of the State Normal school in New
Haven, has JUST been appointed prln-
cipal of the West Saugatuck district
schools at Westport.
Mr.. and Mrs. Munrad Miss Henrietta
Soltau of New Haven), whose marriage
took place a few weeks ago and whose
home is now at Boston, have gone 10
the White Mountains for the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs FL. L. Wells of Trumbull
street have gone for the summer TO
Lyme.
/ Miss Mary Kearns of No. sos Chapel
street has gone to Bethlehem, N H.
for a long stay.
Mrs. Henrietta Ryder of No. 65 York
Square and her daughter, Miss Ryder
are at the United States hotel, Lltch'
field, for the summer.
Mr.. German of Peoria, ILL.,, brother
of the late Thomas German OF West
vile, is in the city on visit. lie Is
the guest of Major Maher, and in COM
pany with his host he called yesterday
morning on Mayor Drscoll and Director
| Alexander Troup.
| Miss Irene j. Reilly and Master Jo-
seph Reilly have just returned from
| three weeks vacation with their uncle
in Derby.
George f. Stiles Of this city has re-
turned from few days stay with MS
people at their Crescent Beach cottage.
Miss Anna ]. Reilly of Derby is
snending few weeks vacation with
friends in this city.
George Kisskalt of Winthrop ave-
nue. is spending week among lrlenua
in New York and Brooklyn.
The Misses Mary and Katharyne
Walsh of Fall River, Mass, are visit
ing their brother, Alderman Walter f.
Walsh of No. GA Market street.
Mrs. Daniel Hill of Milford with her
grandson. Clarence Tibbals, are visiting
with Mrs. Thomaston.
Miss Mary Usinger and Ernest Hintz
were the guests Sunday of Miss Anna
Hintz at Rose Villa, Woodmont'
Mrs P. j. Boynton of Worcester,
Mass is visiting with her nephew, W.
S. Chase, on Maple street, Milford.
Miss Elsie Thompson Of 279 Campbell
avenue, West Haven, left on Monday
for months stay at Goshen, Conn.
Frederick Martin Davies, Yale 80,
sailed on Saturday for Europe. He will
Join his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Julien T.
Davies, who are in England with their
daughter and later the entire family
will be guests of the Bradley Martins
at Palmaccaan, in Scotland Before
sailing, Mr.. Davies was the guest Of his
classmate, Alfred G. Vanderbilt, at the
Breakers, New York. -
Mrs. A. Perkins and daughter, Mrs. !
Nettie p. Clark, have vacated their |
house on Temple street, Willimantic, |
and removed to this city, where they |
will reside in the future.
Miss Eugene Gold of this city is at I
Warren Mass, the guest of her aunt,
Mrs Frank Slate.
Attorney William r. Alcorn of this
city was yesterday admitted to practice |
in the United States court by Assistant
Clerk C. f. Pickett.
Miss Julia Kenney Of Thompsonvile,
Mass, is visiting friends in town.
Henry Bradley Plant arrived at her
summer home in Plantsville Monday.
Mrs Plant expects to spend the summer
there.
L. G.. Gilbert Of Broadway was at
Block Island over Sunday.
The Misses Dora and Maud Beardsley
of this city, who are spending the sum
mer at the Avery place in Stratford,
had arranged to entertain number of
their friends, both from Stratford and
out of town, at a whist party and dance
last evening on the pavilion of Minor
Smiths hotel.
Miss Maud F. Kelly of Atwater street
will go next week to Waterbury and
WATERFOWL, where she will spend three
weeks.
Mrs. Harry Monroe of Kensington
street is at her old home at Cornwall,
Conn.
Rev. B. F. Cooley of Westfield, Mass
who has been staying at Brockett's
Grove returned to her home yesterday 7
Miss Laura M. Hall of 2S01a Elm
street is at Sharon for two weeks !
visit.
Miss Grace Walker of this city is the {
suest of Mr.. Mansfield at his cottage at
Lanfare's Cove, Branford.
Miss Daisy Norton and mother Mrs.
Norton, of Winthrop avenue, are in .
Vermont.
Walter A. Clark, formerly engaged in
work in Wilimantic, now a .
correspondent of the New
York Sun, is, with his wife, spending a
en- days vacation with his mother in
Chaplin. t
Eugene Lyman of Pennington, Mass, G
Who won two years scholarship at
he Yale Divinity school this year, and
whose marriage to Miss Bertha Thayer S
f Hatfield took place early in June, l
allied for Europe on the Amsterdam on \
saturday with Mrs. Lyman. Mr.. Ly-
IAN will fit himself for the ministry in /
IprmanV at GOettengin where he will Il