The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1899-08-04

much beloved pastor of the Church or
the Ascension, this city, and was for
years a much valued secretary OF the
New Haven Colony Historical society.
Mrs. John H Mccarthy, John f. Nc
earthly, Miss Agatha Brahany of Meri-
den and Miss Margaret Cruise of SPRING
field, Mass, mother, brother cousin ana
friend of Rev. Father Mccarthy, are
domiciled at Montasco Inn, Branford,
for two weeks.
Miss Griswold of Hartford, a guest
at the Guilford Point house, is quite Ill
with nervous prostration.
Noah Cottrell of Mystic, superlntend-
ent of the Sachems Head Canning COM
pany, arrived in Guilford "Wednesday
to commence his seasons work. Inc
Guilford tomato crop never looked bet
ter.
Rev. d. A. Bailey Of New Britain has
been the guest of his brother, William
Bailey of Montowese street, in Bran
ford.
Harris Pendleton, jr., who has been
appointed in the United States volun-
teer army, is a native of Guilford.
Very Rev. j. r. Tiefey, d. D., presi-
dent of St. Michaels college, Toronto,
was a recent visitor at st. Mary's rec
tory, Branford.
Miss Lulu Clark of Union City is Wis
iting Mr. and Mrs. E. w. Hazard OF
Southington.
Mr.. Hyatt of the firm of Hyatt Som
ers e. Little of Meriden, with his fam
lily, is occupying his cottage at Indian
Neck.
Professor and Mrs. w. H. Clark of
Philadelphia are visiting with Mr. and
Mrs. William B. Clark on Clark street,
Milford. ,--------.
Miss Gertrude a. Fox, daughter Of eX-
Senator Timothy J. Fox, has received
an offer of a fine position in the schools
of LIE Surer, Minnesota, but will prob
ably not accept owing to the great dis
tance that she would have to live from
her home. She is a graduate of Hill
house high school and of Miss Kings
kindergarten.
Miss Viola Heaton and Miss Maud
Clark of Milford, who have been visit
ing friends in New Milford, have re-
turned home.
Mare Harrison, who left Guilford last
spring, is now employed on one of the
Brooklyn trolley lines.
Albert r. Dewey, formerly proprietoc
of the Bradley house, Southington, now
of Punta Gorda, Fla, uncle of County
Commissioner Dewey of Florida, has
been appointed by the English govern
ment British vice consul for the port
of Punta Gorda. Mr.. Dewey is the
owner of the steam tug Albert f. Dew
ey, which was the New York Herald's
dispatch boat in southern waters dur"
ing the recent war. He has received an
invitation from the New York Herald
to be the guest of the paper on Dewey
day Mr. Dewey was born in CRANKY, |
this state,
Mrs. Thomas Skinner of Southington
is entertaining Miss Bessie Clark of |
New Britain
H. C. Chamberlain of Gulford has
been administrator Of the estate of the
late Henry N Chamberlain by the Gull |
ford probate court.
c. E. Palsy and family of Meriden |
are in possession of the Smith cottage |
at Pine Orchard for the month Of Au- |
gust
Mr.. and Mrs George Lee of Bridge |
port are among the recent arrivals at |
he Three Fins house, Stony Creek.
George Smith of Hartford, champion |
oool player of New England, and w. j.
Koran will play an exhibition game of |
POOL 200 points, at Horan's in Southlng-
on this evening.
Miss Lucelia Beach Of Branford is
spending a week in Shelton.