The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1899-08-15
PERSONAL MENTION.

| DiXWell avenue have gone TO NorIolk
Conn. to remain number Of weeks.
Eugene S. McGrail of the city hall is
spending his summer vacation at Block
Island,
Mrs J. Howard Burton of Mt Yer
non, N. Y, who is spending the month
of August at her fathers, j. Burton
Gilbert, has gone for a drive with Mr.
and Mrs. Masters of Mt. Vernon to the
Berkshire Hills, expecting to be gone
about week. She will visit Mrs Ella
Humphrey Scott of Great Darlington
a classmate of 'S7 of Mrs. Cady's West
End Institute.
Miss Lithia Snow of Meriden is spend
ing her vacation with her sister, Mrs.
South of Redfield street.
Colonel Frank e. S. Munger clerk at
the Atlantic hotel, Bridgeport, and for
merly connected with the old Delevan
house in Albany, and with the old Ire
mont house in New Haven was in the
city yesterday making arrangements
for the annual summer banquet of the
| Delevan Employees association, which
will be held in Bridgeport on Labor
day.
Miss Henrietta Daley has gone to
Block Island on her vacation She eX-
poets to be away for two weeks.
Among the recent arrivals at Annis-
guam, Mass, are Mrs. Charles b.
Stoughton, with her daughter, Miss
Isabel Stoughton.
Mrs. Walter Allison and the Misses
Allison of Windsor are spending the re-
mainder of the summer at Vineyard
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w. c. Smith of Waterbury.
John P Avery, general station agent
at the Union depot, is spending few
days at his former home in Norwich.
John Peabody was the guest over
Sunday Of Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Peabody,
at Westerly, r. |.
The condition of Howard Beach, the
youth who was badly injured by the
caving in of a clay bank belonging to
the Montowese Brick company, Satur-
day morning, showed but little I'M
provement yesterday. His spine Is in
jured and one of his legs causes him
great pain. The ligaments were torn
from the bone near the ankle. DR..
Grannis, who is attending the boy,
hopes for his recovery.
Miss Mamie Reilly of 104 Clinton ave-
nue. and Miss Catherine Powers of 13l
st. John street have gone to Wood
bridge, where they will remain for
month.
Frederick NJ. Ryder of New Haven,
who was United States consul at Que
bee. Can. during President Harrison's
administration, has been guest at one
of the large hotels at Block Island,
Ia To "a
we're Beach, Mass, after a short stay at
Northampton. She will return the first
of September.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Scott of William
street are visiting friends in Pattern
burg, N. j.
The Rev. L. A. Parsons, rector of st.
Johns church, North Haven, who is
passing his vacation of three weeks
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. r.. a.
Parsons, at Innisfall, preached Sunday
at the Vineyard Haven Episcopal
church He will return to the rectory
early next week.
BENJAMIN Chadwick of Westfleld,
Mass, a brother of ex-Councliman
Chadwick of the Ninth ward, is staying
with his family at Lighthouse Point
during the month of August Mr..
Chadwick is a police officer in West
field, and he is also composer OF
many pieces of music.
The wedding of Miss Gertrude Irene
Tyrrell, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. AL
fred D. Tyrrell of No 10 Woolsey
street. and William M. Reid of Hart
ford, will take place on Wednesday.
Rev. f. r. Sanford, rector Of Grace p.
f. church, will officiate.
Among the guests from New haven
at the celebration in Bristol recently OF
the tenth anniversary of the wedding
of Mr.. and Mrs. Frederique Lewis OF
West Haven were Mrs. G. n. Smith
and daughter, Miss Mabel. Mrs. f. l..
Foster, Mrs. j. +. Shepard Mrs. Ed
ward Smith and daughter, Misses Ger
tr,1de. Marjorie and Elizabeth Smith,
from West Haven; Mrs. Harry Nettle-
ton and children, Mrs. Edward Nettle-
ton and children, Mrs. D. S, Crane, Miss
Ida Crane, Jean Harlan, Laura Eb-
sen, Mr.. and Mrs John Tomas and Miss
Elsie Roe of Waterbury. The reading
of the following poem was among the
pleasant events of the evening:
Just ten years ago to-day
Little Cupid held full sway,
And "Scat Ny maiden coy,
Married Dame Natures good little boy.
All the young branches she had taught to
shoot.
Were now cd enough for themselves to
sCoot:
And so Miss Hattie" took another.
Who has stuck to her more close than
brother.
His name was Fredrique, with a @,
And | nav present him, with pleasure, to
YOU.
He has proved himself more worthy, by far,
Tinan most of the men in West Haven are.
He used to be a drummer gay,
And ride in the too-too cars they say.
Rut when he got dear little wife
He stayed at home and worked with his
knife
He whites out houses large and small
And finds a market for them all.
When he's at home he's called deacon,
But at Maple Crest Scat my cat
IF I know who he is or where he's at
William L. Cowles and family and
Clinton Cowles and family of Plalnville
are at their summer home at Sachems
Head.
William Stracll Of Davenport avenue
and George Sanders of Elliott street |
left Yesterday for a two weeks soJourn |
through Rhode Island and Massachu- |
sets.
Isaac Herschman Of Dow street was |
icrh with gold |