The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1899-10-20
ABOUT NEW HAVEN PEOPLE
Il ND THEIR OUTINGS AND JOUR-
NEYINGS HERE AND THERE.

Trips to the Mountain ana Seashore
and Across tho Wave-Muny Pleasant
Visits-other Personal Jottings- DC
tOber Weddings.
One Of four weddings in Seymour on
Wednesday was that of Albert French
of Cheshire and Mary Barr OF Sey-
mour Mr.. French is the eldest son OF
William and Mary futile French, VINO
formerly resided and have many friends
in this city. The wedding took place
in the afternoon and the happy couple
took the $50 train for a wedding trip TO
Massachusetts, after which they VIII
reside in Cheshire. Present at the GER
emony were the grandfather and grand
mother of the groom, Mr. and Mrs. tut
tie, who were old-time residents OF TINS
city, but now have a farm in WOOD
bridge. Other New Haven visitors We're
George D. Robinson of So Bishop street
and Samuel and Annie Robinson, Mr..
and Mrs. Nettleton and Charles DEM
ing of Livingston street. The groom
uncle, Mr. French of Waterbury, was
also present, and an item of interest to
the relatives was the coming presenta-
ton. to-day, to his daughter, Cherry
French, of gold medal from the gov
eminent for her services as nurse in the
Spanish war.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Stillman, whose
wedding took place a month ago, are
now residing in Middletown.
Mrs. Frank Johnson and daughter of
Edwards street have gone to attend
wedding at Mrs. Johnson's birthplace
in Massachusetts,.
Donald G. Mitchell ok MarveD has
just published a second volume Of
american Lands and Letters"
Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Drake of Bran
ford, who have been spending several
weeks with their son of New York
city, are now travelling in the Cat
skills.
Major Stedman has received orders
not to enlist any more men for the vol
unteers, as the limit for enlistments has
been reached. He will continue to en-
list for the regulars.
Mrs Winkley of Branford has for her
guest at the rectory Mrs. l.. H. Dickie
of Westfield, Mass, former classmate.
w. H. VanBuren, the popular house
manager of the Hyperion theater, is
soon to move to his new home at 224
Crown street.
Patrolman James Reynolds, who was
stricken with apoplexy on Church
street Sunday, is holding his own, and
though he is not expected to recover
the use of his left side, it is thought
that he may get about again.
Mrs. Frances Page of Branford is en-
PERTAINING Mr.. and Mrs. LaVergne Rog-
ers of Danbury.
The First Baptist church of Cam
bridge, Mass, has voted unanimously
to extend call to Rev. Wayland Hoyt,
D. D., of Philadelphia. 1t is understood
that Mr.. Hoyt, who is very prominent
in Baptist church circles, will accept |
the call. The First church in Cambridge |
is one of the most influential societies
in the city. |
John j. Maley, who recently closed |
his connection with Sargent & Co., went |
to Middletown yesterday to begin his
duties as foreman of the paddock de-
partment of the Chapman Manufacture
ing company of that city. Mr.. Maley
was foreman of the paddock depart
ment of Sargent & Co.'s establishment |
for fourteen years.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. w. Spellman of !
Southington left yesterday noon for |
Chicago, where Mr.. Spellman will be
employed by the Armour Beef company
to manufacture machinery for making
collar buttons, etc, from bone.
Senator Platt, who was expected in
town to witness the Inauguration of
President Hadley, did not leave his
home in Washington this state, on ac
count of a heavy downpour of rain.
He was to have been the guest while in
town of Congressman and Mrs. N. d.
Sperry.
The wedding of Miss Carrie ]. Uhl,
daughter of Postmaster Uhl of Monto-
wese, to Herbert Y. Robinson, son Of
William A. Robinson Of this city, took
place in the Montowese Baptist church
at eight o'clock last evening. A recep- |
ton followed at the residence Of the
bride.
Rev. w. H. Hinkley of Trinity church, !
Branford, left on Monday for his annu-
al vacation He will visit Philadelphia,
Bridgeton New York, Brooklyn, and
other points
A wedding next week Tuesday, the
oath. will be that of Miss Margaret Nc
Herman, daughter of Mrs. r. McKier-
nan of 16 Park street, to DR.. Harry A.
Elcock.
'The Renomme,'' society composed | I
Of those in the employ of Edward NAL
ley & Co., will hold an assembly on the
evening of Tuesday, October "a, at {
Hoyt's academy on Chapel street. This {
social reunion is strictly an invitation
affair and this will be- as all their pre-
vious ones have been, admirably con- :.
1ucted, and the invitations are largely
sought and thoroughly appreciated. :.
The music will be by Lilly's orchestra
The general committee of arrangements
md floor committee are A. p. McCaf-
rey, +. Phillips, r. Galley. S. We'll and
=. Crown. !.
]. j. V. Cunningham Of Branford is ;,
suffering with an attack of sciatica. +
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick #. Andrew of =
0 Dwight street, Coroner and Mrs. Mix -
nd DR. and Mrs. Horton have returned
rom a three weeks stay in the Maine 9,
woods, which was greatly enjoyed by :,
II. n
Home letters received from James III. y
robinson of Branford, who left early In =,
he fall for Machias, Me, the former a.