The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1899-08-30
PERSONAL MENTION.

]. Ward Camp of Winsted who has
been visiting in New Haven, was join
ed here yesterday by his father, l.. L.
Camp, and together they will take a
trip up the Hudson and into New York
state
Mr.. and Mrs. Timothy Whittlesey of
New Haven are spending a few days in
Morris, Conn.
Mrs. Richmond r. Harris and her
daughter Marguerite of this city are
visiting in Naugatuck.
The Norwich Bulletin says in its
Westminster correspondence: C. S. Bur-
lngame, president of the Windham
County National bank of Brooklyn,
with Mrs. M. Tealdi (born Miss Mar
garet Storer of New Haven, Mrs John
Hyde of Brooklyn and Mrs. Davis of
Providence, were here to visit and dec
crate the graves of Mrs. Tealdfs father
and mother and to attend public Wor-
ship Sunday. The few who were out to
church were permitted to hear Mrs.
Tealdi sing in the choir and also solo,
zone Sweetly Solemn Thought" which
was beautifully rendered. Mrs. Tealdi's
natural and acquired abilities as sing
er are of a high order.
DR.. w. j. Meyers, who sustained an
accident to his knee last Sunday in get
ting caught in the shafting of his steam
yacht, is greatly improved, Drs. Shee-
han and Dyer, the attending physicians,
stated that at first there wa a fear of
blood poisoning, but all danger of that
is now past.
Mrs Frederick H. Brethauer and her
daughter, Miss Gertrude, and Mrs. Hen
ry Fresenius have returned to the city
after spending two weeks at Saratoga
and Lake Champlain.
William H. Pickett, delegate to the
Foresters of America convention at De-
troit has returned
w. W. Price and party of friends
are cruising to the eastward on the
sloop yacht Cypress.
Councilman Rowland will leave to-
morrow for a vacation of two weeks to
be spent at the shore resorts on the New
Jersey coast
Sheriff Durham has gone to Wood
bury for a few days.
Mr. and Mrs Maier Zunder and their
son, Reginald E. Zunder, who have
been in Saratoga for the past fortnight,
will return home to-day. Theodore
Zunder of the firm of M. Zunder & Sons, |
will leave for Litchfield to-day, where
his family have been staying during the |
summer. He will stay there week and |
then he and his family will return to
the city.
Charles S. Morris, the old Yale quar-
ter back, left here yesterday for Kan
sas City where he has accepted the po-
sition of head coach of the university |
medical school in Kansas City, and Will |
begin his duties there Immediately, He |
will take charge of his candidates next |
Tuesday at Kansas City. Mr.. Morris
will not return east at the close of the
football season, but will locate as law
yer in Kansas City.
J Roardman Smith of the New TIa-
ven Window Shade company and his
wife have returned from Carmel, n. Y,
where they have sojourned for several
weeks.
Miss Frances J. Arnold of Liberty
street returned home yesterday from
her vacat ton spent in Marcellus. n. Y.
Miss Arnold has been away for two
weeks and has had a delightful stay.
Her many friends will welcome her
back.
Mrs. S. S. Thompson. who has been
At Old Forge, n. Y, at the Joseph Por-
Ter camp, in the Adirondacks has re-
turned Mrs. Thompson's son, Paul,
who has been at this camp since the
asst of July, came back with his moth
ar.
Miss Clara Pomeroy is visiting friends
n Philadelphia.