The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1899-06-13
PERSONAL HENTTON.

ed to arrive at Bremen yesterday. They
will travel together in Germany, visit.
ing most of the principal cities there
and will go to Vienna and Switzerland
and expect to travel over England anc
go as far north as Edinburgh, return.
ing home early in September. Mr.. Jep-
sons father, Professor B. Jepson, was
expecting a telegram from him last eve
ming. Professor Jepson has Travelled
quite extensively in Europe, having
crossed the ocean five times. Professor
Jepson and family expect to spend most
of the summer at their cottage at the
Thimble Islands.
James F. Flynn, who is with the j. g
North insurance agency, is to remove
soon for the summer to Governors Isl
and. one of the Thimble Islands.
Thomas Bolmer of the firm of Prince
& Whitley, bankers and brokers, New
York, brother of Clarence Il. Bolner of
! this city, is enjoying stay or several
weeks in fishing and travelling in Can
| ada
| John T. Maynard, who was a candl-
date for the nomination for city clerk
against Henry e. Norris, has been ap-
| pointed a clerk in the office of Controll-
err Rowe, and began his duties yesterday
morning. He will assist the expert who
will be engaged to inspect the books of
ex-Controller Brown. The expert has
not yet been chosen.
Secretary Candee of the Fair Haven
and Westville Railroad company, who
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health, is reported greatly improved.
He will not return to business for over
a week.
Mrs Alter II. Downs of Bethany,
county president, was elected delegate
to the national convention OF the Or
der by the county convention of the
w. G. T. u held In the Baptist church,
Branford, recently. The national con-
vention will be held in Seattle next Oc-
tober.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles E. Burton and
daughter have gone for stay at Itch
field Hills.
M. Steinert will leave in day or
two for a stay at Sharon Springs.
Chauncey c. Medbury of Derby was
brought to the New Haven hospital
yesterday afternoon. While at work
yesterday morning at planning ma
chine his right arm was caught in the
plane, which cut 1t off just below the
elbow.
Chauncey Lamb of Chicago, formerly
of New Haven, son of Theodore Lamb
of this city, will be married on Wednes-
day in Chicago. A number Of invita-
lions to the wedding have been received
in New Haven.
In the party Of Dwight Place church
people, who paid a visit to their former
pastor, Rev. DIR. Twitchell in North
ampton last Friday We're Mr.. and Mrs.
John c. North, Mr.. and Mrs. George C.
Powning, Mr.. and Mrs. F. S. Andrew,
Mr.. and Mrs. D. A. Blakeslee. E. H.
Sperry, Mrs. Fred Minor, Mr.. and Mrs,
Willis l.. Mix, Mr.. and Mrs. f. Fl. Bel
den, Mr.. and Mrs. F. Howard Russell
Mr.. and Mrs. Williams of Orchard
street, Mr.. and Mrs. E. Fl. Barnum M.
J. Boardnan Smith, Mr.. and Mrs. F. S.
Plat, Mr.. and Mrs. J. M. Marvin, Mrs.
Caroline Buckingham and Mrs. l.. M.
Bronson.
James j. Jefries, the champion of the
world, will appear on the Savin Rock
baseball grounds at $3.50 o'clock Satur-
day, accompanied by his sparring part
ner, Jim" Daley, and all his trainers.
He will give a sparring exhibition of
four rounds and will then umpire the
game between the New Havens and
Meridens. |
The engagement is announced of Miss |
Henrietta Ingersoll. only daughter of |
Mrs. Grace King Ingersoll, of Elm and |
Orange streets, to T. McDonough Rus
sell of Middletown, second son of Hon. |
Samuel Russell
At the annual meeting of the New |
Haven Ice company the following Off
GERS were elected: President, A. Heaton
secretary, Samuel A. York;
treasurer, Willis e. Miller
Mrs. l.. w. Dudley of Orange street
has had as her guest for a week past
Mrs Isaac Olcott Rhines of New York,
md this week Miss Dudley Is entertain
ng Miss Mollie Connolly Of Georgia, |
Mrs. Dudley and Miss Dudley will soon
go into the country for a brief stay.
Anthony M. Russo, brother of Paul
Russo, was married on Sunday to Miss
Anna Maria Gallo, daughter Of the Fair
Haven contractor, John Gallo, at ST.
r. G. church by Rev. Longo
3alf Russo brother of the bridegroom,
vas best man, and Miss Edith Gallo,
sister Of the bride, maid of honor. The
were Miss Liva Gallo and
Miss L. Graver, Angelic De Matty,
2acco Terardi, Joseph Calligari, Jr., and
Adolph Poll were the ushers
Mrs. Hathaway and Miss Hathaway
# Willmantic have been spending few
lays with Mrs. j. M. Marlin at her
apartments on Park street. Mrs. Mar
in is engaged in preparing two articles
or Frank Leslie's magazine, neither to
ppear for several months yet One is
The Evolution of the Pianoforts as
studied from the Steinert Collection of
Famous Instruments" The other is
The Evolution of the Violin" The ar
icles will be illustrated by twenty-five
lectures, including ancient and modern
Instruments. II
A daughter was born yesterday morn
;ristol street Southington.
Mrs George w. Seward of Guilford Is
in health and her full recov- {
ry is now expected. {
Mrs Howard and family Of ST. Louis t
ave arrived for the summer in Gull i
ord, stopping at Miss Fowler's. {
John Glenny and family of Buffalo are {
their home, wildwood" in Guilford,
,r the season. {
Mr.. and Mrs. e. G. Stoddard and {
, i1v will opp11py tbnir. nnttapa in | G