The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1899-08-22
PERSONAL MENTION.

Father Cronan, of South Meriden.
George S. Beers of this city is at
Buzzards Bay, registered at the Par
ker house.
MIR. and Mrs. A. H. Kolb have re-
turned from Madison, Conn, where they
We're the guests of DR.. and Mrs. Ayers
of EImwood.
Benjamin II. Dwight prominent
Yale '95 man, now with Barring. Magoun
& Co., New York, is spending his vaca-
ton at the Dwight cottage, at Cottage
City. Mr. Dwight was on the varsity
baseball team in SO.
Miss Nellie Bushman of Fair Haven
and Miss Hattie Jacobs of this city
have just returned from visit to Miss
Emma Caldwell of Stony Creek.
Mr.. and Mrs L. S. Thompson are
enjoying stay at Magnolia and are
registered at the Magnolia house. Mr..
and Mrs. W. r. Walker of New Britain
are also at this hotel
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Little, who were
married at ST. Johns r. G. church last
week, spent Sunday at the Ocean
house, Long Branch.
Miss Hastings of 65 Arch street has
returned from Foxon, where she was
spending her vacation with friends.
N. G. Hayden of this city is at the
Island house, Cottage City, Mass, and
| at the same hotel are Mr.. and Mrs. w.
D. La Pierre of Norwich. Mr.. and Mrs.
| C. E. House and Miss Annie J. House
of South Manchester are registered at
| the Wesley house and are also at Cot
tage City.
Miss j. A. Kolb Of Davenport avenue
is spending her vacation among the
Berkshire Hills.
Assistant Clerk John c. Gallagher OF
| the superior court has gone to Ports
mouth, O.. for few days visit.
Mrs. William b. Pardee, with her
sons, Jamie. B. and William S. Pardee,
is at Newcastle N. H., registered at
the Wentworth house.
Mayor c. T. Driscol has not yet
made the appointment of civil servica
commissioner to succeed Professor Far
nam, resigned. Mayor Drlscoll said
yesterday morning that SO far he had
not received single application.
Richard M. Pearce of Watertown,
Mass, who is superintendent of the
boot and shoe department Of the Hood
Rubber company Of that place and a
brother of Assistant superintendent
Pearce Of the l., Candee company, was
made the recipient last week of a gold
watch and a diamond ring valued at
$3.50 by the employees of his depart
ment.
Chief Rufus Fancher, Commissioners
Hegelmeyer Well and Hocomb have
4rY
will attend the annual convention of
the National Association Of Fire Chiefs.
Reconnaissance Hendrick will also
attend the session, The convention
commences this morning and lasts four
days
Miss Martha Paviour of Crown street
went to Charlottesville, Conn, yesterday
to spend week or two resting and re-
cuperating.
Walter Camp was at his desk as all \
official of the New Haven Clock com-
pany yesterday morning after an alb !
sence of a little over a month mostly
spent in England with the Yale track
team, Representing the university as
an alumnus advisor. with Harry |
Brooks and Charles H. Sheriff.. Mr. |
Camp arrived in New York Sunday af-
ter pleasant trip across the Atlantic. !
Mr.. Camp is enthusiastic over the sue
cess Of the meet and said: at was
one of the greatest track meets I ever
saw"
Mrs. L. L. stoddard is entertaining |
at her cottage at Madison Mrs Alice
Welton of Waterbury, a niece Of Judge
Bishop of this city. Miss Virginia Ap-
pell of this city, who has recently writ
ten a song to Admiral Dewey, and who
has also been Mrs. Stoddard's guest, |
has returned. Mrs Stoddard returned |
last week from trip to Springfield, |
where she visited her parents.
Miss Deming of Howe street is visit |
ing her sister, Mrs F. j. Lynch, at |
Lenox, Mass. the parsonage.
City Clerk Norris is suffering from a
heavy summer cold and an attack Of
quinsy sore throat He is still attend
ing to his duties, however.
Mrs. Alexander Devne 10 the guest |
of her sister, Mrs. Alice White of Hart
ford.
c. e. Julin, Yale $50, city hall repor-
ter of the Leader, is happy father. 1t
is a boy and he arrived Sunday.
Miss Olive Weston and Miss Lolita
Evans of West Haven are the guests of
friends at Hartford.
Benjamin Page, former mayor Of
Meriden, and Mrs. Page are visiting
their daughter, Mrs. Frederick w. Kill
bourne, at Springfield.
William McGrath, the popular clerk
at Epson Brothers, Southington, left
for Worcester for a weeks
vacation.
Miss Emma Leary, buyer for the
Desmond company's millinery
department, is at Burns Point, Milford,
for two weeks.
David III. CLARK, the well known car
penter and builder, Of 1GS Brewery
street, has gone for two weeks stay
at SwantOn, VT.
Miss Elizabeth Ryder has gone with
Der uncle, Mark Ryder, to Saratoga,
where they are registered for two
weeks at the United States.
Miss O'Sullivan, stenographer in the
office of Clerk Averill of the common
pleas court, has returned after a two
weeks trip which included a visit to
Asbury Park, Block Island and New
port.
A. Fl. Sizer Of Brooklyn, formerly of
this city, is stopping for few weeks
with his family at Mulberry Point |