The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1899-08-21
PERSONAL III ENTION.

| mony was performed by the Rev
Charles o. Scovill of Trinity church, al
| the residence of the bride. The happy
| pair left the city in the afternoon at
Z, 1:45 for Millerton, N. Y, in the heart
| of the Berkshire district. They stopped
| at the Interlarken Inn while at Miller
! ton. They returned to New Haven
| Saturday and will spend the remainder
| of the season at the Bonsilene, Wood
| mont.
| James N. Boyce, the bicycle dealer on
| State street, near Bishop, has gone to
| Newark, N. j., for a short stay, after
which he will go to Tenafly, N. j., for
couple of weeks. He is accompanied
| on the trip by his daughter Lillian May
| Boyce, his mother, Mrs. C. Boyce of
| Pearl street, and his sister, Miss Jennie
Boyce, teacher in the Fair street school.
Miss Jennie Boyce will remain III New
Jersey until time for the reopening of
the schools.
Miss Edith r Wing, assistant at
Phelps Photographic studio, who was
recently at Block Island, left on We'd
nesday for Long Island to complete her
vacation.
MI anu Mis-. CHalleS MacGfegor Oh
"oolsey street are on a three weeks
vacation at GARDENERS Lake, Conn
Judge Lucfus p, Deming left yester-
day for Chicago as the delegate of the
New England Order of Protection in
this city to the Federal congress which
is being held in that city. The congress
will remain in session from August q
to %.
Miss Katherine w. Brown, who grad
uated from the New Haven Normal
school this year, and from Boardman
School in the class of 81, has accepted
a position at Ridgefield.
Governor Lounsbury and staff have
accepted an invitation to be present at
the bi-centennial of Plainfield, which
will take place on August 81
Rev. HI. NJ Gallaher, d. D., former
pastor of Calvary church, preached yes
terday morning and evening In Olivet
Baptist church on Dixwell avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles A. Heaton, who
make their home at the Hotel Neither
lands, New York, are at Narragansett
Pier for August, and are staying at the
Matthewson.
Rev Mr.. Warden, DR.. Cutting, Will
liam Ballou and Edward Rouse of
Southington, who have been on fish
ing trip off the shores of Block Island,
returned Friday night with good as
eortment of fish, aggregating 300 pounds.
Mr.. and Mrs. John K. Beach are in
Maine at the Mount Kineo house, Moose
head Lake, having left town last week.
Mrs, L. Hardy Hall of 80 Whalley
avenue left Saturday for Highland
Falls, N. Y, to visit her sister, Mrs.
Macarthur, wife Of General Macarthur,
who is now serving so CALAMITY in the
Philippine Island war. Mrs. Macarthur
will visit Mrs. Hall here in October.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Camp came back
on the st. Paul after stay in England
of three or four weeks. They went at
once to their cottage at Woodmont to
remain there late into the autumn.
Mayor Cornelius T. Driscol returned
Saturday morning after a weeks alb
sence during which he enjoyed the
breezes at Long Branch.
Mrs. A. Heaton Robertson, with her
son, Heaton, jr., and daughter Mabel,
will pass the latter part of-August at
Block island.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dean Lyman are stop
ping at Indian Neck Mr.. and Mrs.
George B. Martin are also at the same
shore resort.
Mrs. Daniel c. Eaton and Miss Eaton
are among the earliest of the summer
travellers in Europe to return to Amer
lea, having been home week or more,
They have Travelled considerably in
Europe and have been away since early
spring
Eugene S. McGrail, of the town clerks
office, returned to his duties Saturday
morning after an absence of two weeks,
along the coast of Cape Cod, Montauk
Point and at the Manisses hotel, Block
island.
Carl Blenner, who has been passing
part of the summer with his people at
their cottage near Morris Cove, has gone
abroad having sailed about ten days
ago.
G. B. Johnson, secretary and general
manager of the Edward Malley com
pany, is away on trip through the
Adirondacks. This will take several
weeks, the first Of which will be spent
at Lake Placid with his family from
New York. The remainder of the trip
will be given I'D to fishing, climbing, |
riding and swimming in the wilder parts |
of the mountains, the smaller chains of |
lakes, Lake George, Lake Champlain |
and Ausable chasm. Mrs. Johnson for |