The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1899-07-14


r Il, II. Bassett and family, William II
Dover and family, Mrs M. Thorpe, d
BeckWith and Miss d. Otis Of Bridge
port, Mrs. Gamble and daughter, }. L.
Rosenberg, H. C. Beecher, A. e. HealS
and Miss Weaver of New Haven are
among the names noticed on the hote
register at Haywood" at Walnut
Beach.
stephen N. Gade, for many years with
Friend e. Brooks, has accepted a posi-
ton with e. H. Martin.
Linford f, Root, clerk OF the district
court of Waterbury, and his wife, who
was formerly Miss Chapman, daughter
of John G.. Chapman of this city, left
yesterday for Lake Beaufort, Canada,
to be gone until September.
Irving Hoxie of East Haven, who was
operated upon at the New Haven hospi-
tai for appendicitis Wednesday, will
probably recover
Rika Cohn, daughter of Wolf Levy,
court interpreter, has gone with her
husband and three children for Tan
nersville, in the Peekskill Mountains, to
be gone over the summer.
Philip A. Gilbert of No. 3S1 Congress
avenue was married at Hinsdale, Mass /,
on Tuesday afternoon to Mrs. Angelina
Ano. The ceremony was performed at
st. Patrick's church by Rev. James
O'Malley.
John D. Davis and his wife, Mrs. A.
Louise Hitchcock Davis, lately of New
| Haven, started at 11:01 a. m. yesterday
from the New York Herald building for
a trip to San Francisco on an automo-
| bile The trip will be the longest, If
completed. ever made by an automo-
| bile.
| John L. Wilson, assistant superinten-
dent at the state capitol, is seriously i'll
at his home in Suff1eld, suffering with
appendicitis.
Miss Grace Mortimer of Danbury is
visiting Miss Katherine Halloclz at her
home on Crown street.
The Misses Mullen of Orange, who
have been the guests of Miss Murphy
of Beers street, have gone to Rocky
Point
Dennis Sullivan of Stevens street is
spending his vacation with friends in
Meriden.
Miss M. Bruce and Miss Bruce and
Mrs. E. Johnson of Blatchley avenue
will spend a fortnight at West Morris,
Conn.
Miss Julia Hull of New York, who
has been visiting friends here, has re-
turned.
Governor Lounsbury spent Wednes-
day night with Ex-Governor Cooke at
the latter's home in Winsted
Benjamin H. Ball, jr, and party of
friends of this city are spending their
vacation at the Columbian Inn, Bethle-
hem, N. H.
A party of Milford boys are camping
out near the woods at Meadows End
Carlton Carroll, Page Bristol, Warren
Burns and Clarence Tibbals form the
party. The boys have erected a tent
and expect to spend two weeks in this
manner
Miss Carrie Bennett Of this city is
spending her vacation at Bantam, this
state.
Mrs. E. Bennett and the Messrs A. w.
and G. B. Lowell Of this city are among
the guests from New Haven at Bra
mans, Litchfield
Master Joseph Howard of Howard |
avenue is with friends at Meriden.
Edward Stevens of this city is visit
ing his father, Alexander Stevens, in
Noroton.
Miss Jane Connolly of Howard ave-
nue. is visiting friends at New York.
Fred Glaessner of Sag Harbor, who
has been visiting his brother, Maurice
Glaessner, in Southington, returned
home Wednesday evening.
Mrs ]. Carey of Denver Col, is Wis
iting her brother, P. Carey of No. So
Winchester avenue.
Miss Maggie McIvers of New YORK;
is visiting Mr. and Mrs. Arthur England
of Berlin avenue Southington.
Miss EVELYN Maynard and Miss Anna
Merrick of this city will spend the week
at Asbury Park
William Dolan of Middletown, broth
err of Patrick Dolan of Center street,
and Miss Mary Dolan, his
niece, will sail from New York for Ire
land Saturday at 10 a. m. They will re-
main in Ireland a month.
Mrs Thomas r. Trowbrdge of Tenn
pie street has gone to Litchfield to re-
main until October.
Rev. and Mrs Warden of Southington
ire entertaining Miss Emma Terrell of
Hartford.
Mr.. and Mrs. William j. Clark of this
,ity have taken the Corners cottage at
Woodmont for the season.
Edwin Marble the venerable president
If the Henry Hooker company, this city,
md Mrs. Marble, who are registered at
he Hawkhurst for the summer, are in
improved health, due to the salubrouS
.ir of Litchfield Mr. Marble takes oc
asional short strolls about Litchfield
treets. He was one of this city's most 1
loted aldermen years ago and during
lis term of office did much for the inn
'rovement of New Ravens thorough
ares. He was also president of the
young Mems Institute for years and the
curses of lectures which he got up
we're among the greatest public attrac-
ions of those years Among the men
whom he personally secured to lecture ;,
ere were Henry Ward Beecher, Wen
ell Phillips, John B. Cough and many
Their famous Americans.
Mrs. M. U. Seymour of Wall street, r
Tho has been at Litchfield since April,
as gone to visit friends in Canada. =,
Seven Ansonia boys arrived Wednes- h
ay at Woodmont, where they are to
o into camp for few weeks They are +,
larOld Gaylord, Arthur Bartholomew,
tanley Ineson and the sons of F. M. q
rev and DR.. M. c. Hitchcock.