The daily morning journal and courier., 1899-10-12
ABOUT NEW HAVEN PEOPLE
fl ND THEIR OUTINGS AND JOUR.
 NEYINGS HERE 4ND THERE.
Trips to the Mountain and Seashore and Across the Wave-Many PIeasan mt Visits-Other Personal Jottings-Oc- tobev Weddings.

and Across the Wave-Many PIeasan {
 visits-Other Personal Jotttnrs-Oc-
 tobey Weddings.
 Rev. Dr. D. s. Lines of St. Paul's
 church will read a paper before the
 New Haven Colony Historical society
 on next Tuesday evening, October 1T,
 at o'clock The subject will be John
 Brown" That date is the fortieth an-
 niversary of his capture at Harper's
 Ferry. The public generally are in
 vited to attend.
 | Dr. Thomas H. Russell of this city
 has just purchased the fine piece of
 property in Woodbridge on the Bethany
 line, known as Round Hill. Dr. Rus
 sell bought the property at auction this
 week, the price being in the neighbor- l hood of $2,5OO. The piece belonged to | Nathan Merwin.
 | Kent club officers for the ensuing | term are President H. B. Agard, 1900, l.. S.; vice president, C. T. Ballman 1901 l.. S.; treasurer, F. F. Hickey 1900
 L. s.; secretary, William Marshall 1902, l.. s.; executive committee, Messrs.
 Hubbard 1900 and Mead 1901. Senior
 critic, c. P. Kitchel 1901; junior critics, N. A. Sn1yth 19O0
 The Academy Whist club met at the house of Miss Lillie I. Butterworth, 57O
 Elm street, Tuesday night. The Rev. c. B. F. Pease of Water- wallet, N. r., who was at one time as-
 sistant city missionary in New Haven,
 has accepted the call to the pastorate
 of the Congregational church at Plants
 vile. He will begin his duties on the last Sunday in October.
 Mrs Laurens Lennox met with the
 Up-to-Date club at the home of Mrs. Hobart l.. Hotchkiss of WestviIle Tues day afternoon.
 Edward Boltwood of Harper & Broth CTS has been spending a few days in Pittsfield, Mass. Mr Boltwood is a Yale man, who has written many suc- cessful comic operas, including his bur- lesque King Henry the Eighth, which was produced here by Yale men with great success few years ago.
 Martin J. Mayhew, colored. a hostler of Al Union street, was married Mon- day evening to Philomena Cummings, white, of 60 Oak street, by Deacon John A. Hall of the A. M. E.. Zion church.
 Miss Adah Greene Goodyear of North Haven, daughter of the late Edward Goodyear, at one time representative of North Haven, to the general assem- bly,, was united in marriage Tuesday evening to Alexander B. Smith, also of North Haven. Rev. Mr. Lathrop was the officiating clergyman.
 Postoffice Inspector William I. Lewis of Grove Beach is laid up at his home with sprained leg received by fall ing He is unable to attend to his du- ties and Inspector J. H. Bulman was in this city yesterday taking his place.
 The wedding of Miss Eva Pritchard and Edward s. Peterson, jr., will be solemnized by the Rev. pr. E. s. Lines, rector of St. Pauls church, at 75 Cot tage street. Invitations to the num- Der of about seventy-f1ve have been is- sued.
 Mrs. c. E. Brooks has returned to her home, 145 Cedar Hill avenue, after sev- eral weeks visit in Maine While ab- sent she was entertained in Augusta by her uncle, s. w. Lane, whS is mayor of that city, and also visited Bangor Bar Harbor and Boston.
 MT. and Mrs William Kerr of 64S George street very happily celebrated the fifteenth anniversary of their mar riage Tuesday night. There was pro- gramme of music, supper was served and many felicitious speeches made. Among those present were: Mrs. Hal loren of Hartford Miss Mary Keefe of MT. and Mrs John Trace, MT. and Mrs. James Moore, MT. and Mrs. John Cromer, MT. and Mrs. Charles Crook, MT. and Mrs. Enoch White, Mr. and Mrs George Cart wright, MT. and Mrs. James Clipeon, MT. and Mrs. John Loveday, MT. and Mrs Samuel ripper, MT. and Miss Triggs, Mrs. Whacteel, Mrs. Forbes and daughter, Miss Edith, Miss Mabel Stuart, the Misses Ada and Emma Trace, w. Echalls, A. Chairman, F. Cook and English Tipper.
 Mrs. Beard of Cambridge was the guest over Sunday of Mrs. E. A. Par- sons at the rectory in North Haven. Mrs. Beard is the mother of Miss Amy Beard, whose engagement to George $. Jhappell of New London, Yale '99, was in the spring.
 Louis Torrelli, one of the drivers of .H0 OUlltu Illdll WdSOHS, hing between the postoffice and the 'ailroad station, was severely injured n the bicycle road race in Centerville Tuesday. lie was thrown from his wheel and his nose was cut and he re- ,eved other injuries.
 The marriage of Miss Laura Barker luigley and Charles O. Atwater, son 'f MT. and Mrs James Atwater, was iuietly solemnized yesterday afternoon 1t o'clock at the residence of the 'rde'e aunt and uncle. Rev. and Mrs. frank R. Luckey, Orange and Hum ,hrey streets. The Rev MT. Luckey, 'astor of Humphrey street church, off, ted.
 Mrs. Louis Cohn and three children, laughter and grandchildren of Woolf 4evy, have removed to New York ity, where they will reside
 Percy Wheaton, representing the sostonians, was in town yesterday, preparations for the ap- earance of these New Haven favor les at the Hyperion Friday and Satur- ay October 20 and 21.
 Mrs. F. Otis Hovey of New York ity, formerly of Fair Haven, addressed he October meeting of the Milford tuesday, Afternoon club this week