The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1899-07-22
Personal MENIION.

Francis Wetmore Mcmillan, who has
been visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank L. Lewis of Edgewood avenue
for the past few weeks. Mr.. and Mrs.
Lewis will join them later for trip
through the lakes of Wisconsin and vi
entity, returning in October.
Mr. and Mrs William M. Parsons,
with their daughter, Helen, and Miss
Bristol, all of George street, are stop
ping for a few weeks at "Catalpa
Lodge" Milford, with Mr.. and Mrs M.
f. Bristol
p. G. Welty, who was married to Miss
May f. Douglass of this city by the
Rev. MI. Beardsley, returns to his home,
Springfield, Mass, to-day.
Richard Baldwin and family of Ter
ryvile are occupying cottage at Nor
ris Cove, where they will remain until
about September L. They have as their
guests this week Mrs. George A. Scott
and Master Walter Moody Scott of Pc
quabuck.
Mrs. Sarah Granniss and Miss Susie
Granniss Of Terryville are enjoying cot
tage life at Morris Cove this week.
Wells Campbell of this city is at Que
bee, VT.
Miss Mary Murray of the New Ha-
ven Training School for Nurses is one
of the party of nurses sent last Thurs
day via San Francisco to the Philip
pines.
E. r. Eaton has gone, until early in
August to Kent
General Colin M. Ingersoll, with his
daughter, Miss Mary Ingersoll, is at the
Prospect house, Princeton, Mass.
Miss Edith Catln of Howard avenue
left on Tuesday for the White Noun
tains and will stay for the summer at
one of the pleasant mountain towns.
She will be Joined soon by her mother
and sister.
John Coleman of Upper State street
has appendicitis. He was operated up
on Thursday night by Doctors Hawkes.
and Mcclure, and yesterday was re-
ported as doing well.
Miss Bessie Lewis and Miss Ethel
French of Dewitt street have gone for
fortnight's stay at Pittsburg.
The Messrs. Charles L. Leahy and
Daniel A. Leahy are visiting M. w.
Leahy of Franklin street.
Mrs. William A. Schappa and daugh-
ter have gone to Newark, N. j., to
visit relatives for a few weeks. Mr.
Schappa will join them Saturday even
ing to spend Sunday.
w H. Kelsey Of Ivoryton, who was
operated upon at the home of his cousin,
NJ E. Carter, by DR.. Verdi, few days
ago, is growing strong and will soon be
able to be about. Mr. Kelsey was kick
~ nd he nf
legs completely torn Off
Sherman Warren, the elevator man of
the county court house, has gone to AL
bany, N. Y, to visit friends and rela-
tives from the west, who have come east
to spend a few weeks in Albany.
Miss A. e. Stockwell has gone for a
three weeks stay to Soutllbury.
Mr. and Mrs. G. S. Morehouse of No.
221 Wooster street have gone to Itch
field, and are at the Hawkhurst.
Patrolman James E. Donnelly, whose
post of duty is at Chapel and Church
Streets since his retirement from the
classic shades of the Yale campus, will
leave for Saratoga Springs to-day with
Mrs. Donnelly. They will be gone for
three weeks.
critical illness has called Miss Salle
Clary of No. 496 Elm street to the bed
side of her brother Paul Clary of Hen
derson, N. G..
No intimation was received here yes
terday by w. j. O'Keeefe, lawyer for
Walter Swayne, of an indictment in the
Cornish case. Mr.. O'Keefe says that
Swayne is in town, has no fear of an
indictment, and will go to New York
and repeat his story if necessary
Mrs. Ruth Wells of Hull's Hill has
been entertaining her granddaughter, |
Mrs. G. Blackman and her children,
from New Haven, and Miss Nina Stowe |
of Bridgeport, the past week
Mrs. Edward J. Steele of Plantsvile |
is visiting her daughter in this city
Rev William McNicholl of this city |
is to preach at Great Fill next Sunday |
in exchange with Rev. Mr.. Abbott
Herbert Barnes is at Massena Springs, |
county, N. Y, registered at |
the Hatfield house
Miss Mabel Phelps of this city is the |
guest of Miss Fanny Davis of Oxford |
for a few weeks.
Miss Elizabeth Cavgan of this city is |
the guest of friends in Mystic.
Miss Emma Gable of Oxford has for
4 few days been in this city visiting her
friend, Miss Eleanor Booth.
The Rev. r. D. Luddington of this
city, late of Shelton, has been the guest
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Nathan S. Edgecomb
at North Stonington.
On Wednesday, the 18th, the Davis |
family held a reunion at High Rock
grove. All of Henry e. Smiths family,
except himself, attended, also Mrs. M.
L. Coleman and children and Miss Jes-
sic Davis. Mrs. Coleman and Arthur
oruden continued on to Middlebury and
spent two days with the family of Rev.
,. Y, Case Miss jessie Davis epert the !
emander of the week with Miss Clara
Nichols of Woodbury..
The Seymour Record says: Julius
Ooolittle of South Bethany, of flying
Machine fame, during his spare |
ime is preparing another book on
politics which he expects to have pub
ished soon. He is in hopes to benefit
he general public by its publication
athen than to make money, having for |
lis motto to do good to others and make
hem useful and intelligent"
Miss Alice Lum of this city is the