The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1899-07-20
PERSONAL MENTION.

Antwerp Ihey Will remain in Europe
until September 1.
Miss Anna Vough of George street viii
spend two weeks at Pittsburg with
friends.
Constable M, r. Enscoe who suffered
light attack of sunstroke last Satur-
day, is able to be out again. He has
been quite i'll.
Charles c. Leforge has gone for a
months stay at East Orrngton, Me.
E. N. Botsford and wife of Kensing-
ton street are spending their vacation at
the White mountains; also Rev. j. M.
Carroll and wife of Maple street.
Mr.. and Mrs j. A. Robinson of S11 Or
ange street have gone to Bason Harbor,
VT.
T. w. Chase of this city has gone to
Burlington, Vt, and will stay at the
Colonial Inn until September l.
Mrs. James P. Bree and Vincent Bree
are visiting Mrs. Bree's family in For
estville,
Miss Gorgina Norman of Whalley ave-
nue. is at New Rochelle staying for a
While at 'Brookside"
John Hempsted and Miss Belle Nc
| Dermott were married at the Sacred
Heart church yesterday noon by Rev.
Mr. Synott.
Harry c. Tolles of this city is spend
| ing a week at the White mountains.
Nh and Mrs. Frank A. Corbin are in
| Washington Conn, to remain until Sep
TENDER, stopping at Hon. Powell See
ley's fine old farm house. Mr. Corbin
/ rpt11rnaH t6 tbis NVpolx a ia "
or two and will drive his horse back to-
morrow.
Miss Mary Albinger of Derby avenue
is visiting friends at Plattsburg.
Miss Jessie Tolles of Elm street, West
Haven, leaves Saturday for Winchester,
Conn, for the remainder Of July.
Miss Marion Doty of East Orange, N.
j., is spending several week. with her
grandmother, Mrs. William Doty of
| Lynwood street
Miss Catherine Farrell of Hartford is
| the guest of Miss Mary Mahansy of
Charles street.
Mr.. and Mrs Frederick Bradley of
Sherman avenue with their young son
and daughter sailed yesterday morning
for Europe on the steamer Freisland
Misses Lillian, Helen and Louise Clark
of Southington left yesterday for Pitts
field, n J., where they will visit their
brother. Francis A. Clark.
Miss Lena Britelle of Humphrey street
has gone to visit friends in New Hamp-
shire.
Miss Kathleen Clerkn of Olive street
is spending part of her school vacation
with the Rices of Brooklyn.
III. 1crnG IN
in the several district schools for next
year is as follows: North Center, Miss
Ella Brennan; Center. Miss Eva Tyack;
Union, Miss Mary Bishop: Brookvale,
Miss Maud Brown Moss Farms, Miss
Nettie Moss; North, Miss Anna Spauld-
ing; Cheshire street, Miss Jessie Bish-
op: Sodom, Mss Mary Peters: South
East. Miss Emma King; Melville, Miss
Mary Hotchkiss; South Center, Miss
Nellie Giblin; West Cheshire, Miss Els
Their futile
Director Williams of the Bridgeport
department of public works visited the
offices of the New Haven department
yesterday He was accompanied by eX-
Director William Beecher and introduce
ed to the officials. Director Williams
said that he was looking for informa-
ton in reference to New Ravens sys-
tenn of paying city laborers.
Among the guests now stopping at
the Ivanhoe. Cheshire, are j, H. Humph-
rev and family of New York and Wal
ter Welton and family of New Haven
Mrs, C. e. Rowe has been entertaining
for the past few days Miss Bean of Bos-
ton, Miss Lillian Rowe and Rowe
Ayers of Upper Montclair N. j., Miss
Bassett and Miss Pierce of Mount
Carmel and George Plat of New Ha-
ven. Mrs Rowe gave a tea in their
honor on Friday afternoon at which
were present, beside those staying in
the house, Miss Edith Lanyon and her
guests. the Misses Claire Booth and
Mabel Grant of Meriden and Miss Mabel
White.
The stockholders of the American
Fish Hook company of this city have |
elected a board of directors as folloWs |
Thomas Wallace of Ansonia, T. Att |
water Barnes, Herbert Mason, Burton |
Mansfield and John A. Hull The di- |
rectors at subsequent meeting elected |
officers as follows: President Thomas |
Wallace; secretary and treasurer, John
A. Hull
Moritz Spier superintendent of the
department of charities and correction,
Yesterday obtained an opinion from
Counsel Robertson in ref
erence to appointments, Mr.. Spier
wanted to know just how much incom
needs to be shown in the case of
Clerk Perry to effect his removal, and
also desired informal ton respecting Ma
ior SIlcher'S poSitiOn ae affected bV the
civil service rules. The essence of the
opinion obtained is that Major Sucher,
of the Springside home de-
partment of the board of charities and
all the subordinate officials
under him and the clerks and assist
ants in the city hall office of the board
Of charities are protected by the civil
service rules.
William j. Holden of SOuthington has
gone to Litchfield on health trip.
Eleanor Caldwell of Poughkeepsie is
the guest of DR.. and Mrs. Charles Kelly
in Southington.
F. w j. Sizer of Fair Haven Heights,
vino has been away in Plymouth, Conn,
IS expected to return home next Satur-
lay.
Miss l.. Jennie Smith of Southngton
Is visiting in New London.
j. Arthur Favreau, a son of Arthur p
Tevreau, formerly of Willimantic, and 5