The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1899-09-16
PERSONAL MENTION.

returned to duty after an absence of
two weeks, through illness. His many
friends are glad to welcome him back.
Captain James Campbell, inspector of
police of Brooklyn, and Miss Mary
Desmond of Brooklyn are guests of Mr..
and Mrs. John Fl. Lawrence of HIPS
! Homestead.
The many friends and admirers of
Mrs. Frances Hodgson are rejoiced to
hear that she will occupy her Wash
ington home the latter half of October.
She will be accompanied by her talent
ed young son, Vivian Burnett.
Thomas F. Shay, saloonkeeper doing
business a 1928 George street, is critical
ly i'll with pneumonia at his home, 113
George street. His life was despaired
of last evening. A few days ago he
purchased the Adams house property on
George street for $4,000 from Attorney
| David E. Fitzgerald, acting for Mrs.
! Corcoran.
Mrs John W. Nichols, Walter Mich
OILS and Master Teddy Hall of Branford
have returned from their camp in the
Maine woods. They left Roach river
Tuesday
Charles N. Nichols. the Branford wa
ter works civil engineer, will move his
family to New Haven this week. He
has been living at Crescent Bluff all
summer
Captain O'Bren of the Newark, N.
j., fire department, IS in the city the
guest of Lieutenant Redmond of
Steamer No 1.
James Kennedy. who has superin-
tended the work at the swamp in
Branford for the water company, re-
signed his position yesterday.
Miss Zina May Howard, graduate of
the class of 9S. Hillhouse high school,
is visiting her aunt in Springfield
Druggist James T. Highly of Milford,
who was suddenly taken i'll on We'd
nesday was able to attend to his du-
ties yesterday.
Word was received yesterday that
Charles Green, well known resident of
East Haven, is dying at the retreat for
the insane at Middletown. He has been
at the institution for several months
suffering from softening Of the brain.
He has lived in East Haven near the
Short Beach bridge for many years and
is well and most favorably remembered
by many old friends.
MIR. and Mrs. Ferdinand A. Haus-
lein of Galveston, Tex, have been
spending a few days in town en- route
to Texas. from Northampton, where
they have spent the summer Mr.
Hauslein is teacher of Latin and Ger
man in the Galveston high school. He
is a Yale '92 man. His two sons, John
and Lucien, were the class boys of 49,
Miss Helen A. Kennedy of View
street, who has been spending the past
two weeks in Newark N. j., as the
guest of her cousin, Miss Katherine e.
McGrath, has returned to her home in
this city. During her soiourn Miss
* nnedy visited many of the fashion
able resorts along the Jersey coast, also
spending several days as the guest of
her relative, Rev. Michael ]. Donnelly
and Rev Thomas F. f. Monaghan of
Jersey City, N. J.
George f. Thompson. ir., formerly
with c. w. Blakeslee & Sons. has ac-
cepted position with the General Elec-
trio Construction company and has gone
to Erie, Penn, to enter upon the duties |
of his new position. He is a graduate |
of Sheffield '95, and is a son of George !
r, thompson or Howe street
Miss Ada V. Beach of Branford has |
for another years study at |
the deaf and dumb school at Hartford.
Mrs. Fl. c. Wilcox of Meriden has re-
turned from Cottage City, Martha's |
Wilimantic is to have two more
French doctors, DR. A. A, Pratt of Taft
vile, who will occupy the office former
~ occupied by DR.. A. ID. David, and Dr..
Central Falls, who will prob
ably locate in the apartments formerly
occupied by Miss Elizabeth L. Rams
len
Miss Mae Linsley Of Branford is Wis
ting her sister, Mrs. L. C. Bayles, in
New York city, for few days.
Miss Carrie Yale, formerly of the Mer-
den High school faculty, will begin
luties Monday as teacher of German
md science in girls boarding school
n Portland, Me
Miss Ellen c. Gillette of Hebron has
eturned from a two weeks visit with
ler sister in this city.
James T. Kane, the Bradford grocery
nan, has returned from a two days
'isit to his old home in Jamaica, N. Y.
w. II. Harris and family have return
d to their home in this city after
isit of two months with Mr.. and Mrs
:. N. Gillette in Hebron.
Dennis F. Reidy, clerk at the store of
!. S. Woodcock, Branford, has gone
With his sister on a vacation trip to Ell
1ira N. Y.
General John S. Kountz of Toledo, O.,
ormer commander-in-c chief of the
irand Army of the Republic, and who
) the Toledo representative of the Scot
sh Union and National Insurance COM
any, has been spending a few days in ,
Miss Lena Griffin, who for sometime
as made her home with Mr.. and Mrs. .
William Hunter of South Main street,
as taken to her parents home in the
dirondacks Thursday. A few months c
go Miss Griffin was apparently in the ;.
est of health, but consumption sud =
emily developed and her health is con- -
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