The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1899-07-12
PERSONAL MENTION.

Mrs. G. w. Clark of Whalley avenue,
with her two children, left yesterday for
the Litchfeld Hills.
Misses Mabel and Alice Rochfort of
Edwards street are visiting in New
York.
Miss Sullivan, the mayors private
secretary, yesterday took the place of
Mayor Farnsworth's private secretary,
e. T.. Lyon, as stenographer in the may
or'S office.
At the Bradley Bluff cottage, Wood
mont, there are many who have spoken
for rooms, and these will be fully occu-
pied. Among those who have been reg
lstered there are Miss Baldwin of New
York, Mrs Briggs and Mrs. Munson of
Waterbury, M. c. Scott of Hartford, G..
w. Robertson of Chicago and many 9TH
ers.
J. d. Shelley of the Young Mems In
stitute, is at the Franklin house, Sara
toga.
Miss Margaret Clerkin of State street
has gone on her annual vacation to AS
bury Park, New Jersey, for months
stay.
AT their home, 81 Lake place, the
Misses Edith and Mary Scranton have
as their guests their two cousins, Miss
Martha and John Shaw, of Utica,
N. Y.
A. H. Loomis who has for ten years
been in the employ of the Society for
Savings, has resigned his position with
the bank and leaves tomorrow on the
steamship Bremen for Southampton and
an eight weeks tour of Europe Upon
his return Mr.. LOOMS will accept po-
sition with the Farmers Loan and
Trust company of New York, where he
has many friends. Mr.. LOOMS has for
many years been the corresponding Sec
rotary of the Hartford Press club.
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Booth Of New
Britain are at the Overton cottage,
Short Beach. Others from New Britain
who are occupying cottages at the beach
are Burr johnson and family and John
Pinches and family
Mrs. P. Gilchrist of Winchester ave-
nue. has gone to Litchfield for a stay Of
a fortnight.
Miss w. L. Crane of Lawrence street
is visiting Mrs Brainard Of Ashley,
N Y.
Lewis S. WEIGH, editor of the Yale
Alumni Weekly, with Mrs. WEIGH, has
gone for the summer to York Harbor,
Maine.
Professor Stanley Simonds of Hobart
college, Geneva, N Y, has been selected
as successor of Professor Hart of Trim
ity college, Hartford, for the year. Pro-
fessor Simonds is a graduate of Har-
ward and received the degree of Phi. D.
from Johns Hopkins university. He
studied afterwards at Christ college,
nxrfo MI OF will haoin his
new work in September.
Among the recent guests at the Bon
silene, Woodmont, are Charles A. Berry
of Shelton, Albert Swan of Seymour,
Misses Mary E., Nellie c. and Hannah
A. Riordan Mary L. Loveland and
James C. Corning and G. r. Savage of |
Hartford John and James w. Swan of
Seymour, Mrs. H. c. Staples of New
Haven, Mr.. and Mrs. C. w. Platt of
Ansonia, Mr.. and Mrs. H. w. Ellis of |
New Haven, Mr.. and Mrs. Ira r. Wild |
man of Danbury, Carl F. Stahl and wife |
of New Haven Mr.. and Mrs. Eli Millett |
of Springfield, Mass, E. H. Millett, |
Mrs. c. F. Millett and Miss Frances ]. |
Millett of Springfield, Mass, c. F. and |
Elmer Bliss of Ansonia, Mr.. and Mrs. |
George HI. Berry, Ralph X. Berry and |
Mrs. Henry Berry Of Hartford, Mr.. and
Mrs j. Zwingart and Miss Minnie
Zwingart Of Hartford, Charles L. Ran
dali of Pttsfield, Mass, Thomas A.
Nelson off Ansonia, L. w. Haskell of
Danbury. Among those who have en-
gagged rooms there and who are soon ex
pected are Colonel Lucien f. Burpee of
Waterbury, E. F. Mellor and family of
Rockville and Miss Louise B. Munger
and eleven other lady artists of Brook
Ign, N. Y.
Mr.. and Mrs. William S. Scott of rs
William street gave little folks lawn
party Monday afternoon in honor of the
fifth birthday anniversary of their
daughter Lillian. 1t was a fine affair,
and the little folks greatly enjoyed it.
Carl w. Hence, senior Yale Medical
and Henry G.. Seydel, with the
Security Insurance company hive gone
to the Catsklls for months recrea-
ton.
The engagement is announced OF Miss
Bessie Tryon of Clinton, employed in
this city by the Southern New England
company, to fl. J. Pond of
Bradford.
The engagement is announced of
George S. Chappell of New London,
Yale '99, and Miss Amy Beard of Cam
bridge, Mass. Mr. Chappell was one
Of the class historians, was a member
of the Yale Glee club and VOLTS Head
man.
Frank r. Dunn, who attempted sui
eide by shooting himself at the Bradley
house July l, has entirely recovered and
has left the New Haven hospital entire
ly well again.
E. G.. Greene, Yale 1900, who has been
at his home here assisting his father in
securing his crop of hay, has secured a
position with the Pennsylvania Railroad