The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1899-08-16

G.. w. Stevens, the general manager
of the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad
himself announces that the rumor that
he had been rendered the position OF
second vice president of the C6nsolidat-
ed road is without foundation.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. j. Holden of South
ington left yesterday for vacation OF
two weeks.
George Jacobs has been appointed
agent and collector for Philip Frese-
MUS & Sons to succeed the late Arthur
r. Spiess. Mr. Spiess, it is said, select
ed Mr.. Jacobs before his death. Mr..
Jacobs has been recently employed by
the Bauman Rubber company ana IS a
well known and very popular young
man.
Proprietor Wood of the Edison house,
Southington, left yesterday for Utica,
N. Y, where he will spend a vacation
with his son Burt. Mr.. Wood, jr, now
has charge of an office of the S. and S.
Beef company in that city.
Z. w. Rogers and his sister, Mrs.
Goodyear of this city, were in Deep
River Saturday to attend the funeral of
Mrs. Achsoh Pratt.
M. H. Holcomb of Southington has
a iCLulliC.i Lei a. NSTh ht1NttIlOlp CIV SifN
shore.
Mr.. and Mrs Frederick T. Bradley of
East Haven announce the engagement
of their daughter, Miss Carolyn L., to
Il, Melville r. Edwards, son Of John
Edwards Of this city. The wedding will
occur early next month
Otis Crane of Derby, who has been
clerk at the Bassett house there and
later at the Pembroke at Woodmont, is
to take up teaching this fall, and has
secured position in the Mortified,
Mass, high school. He has left the
hotel to spend few weeks at Bing-
ham, Mass, preparatory place for
! teachers to meet for mutual assistance
and advice.
j. V. Troth and children and Mrs. III.
| Herbert, all of this city, are spending
vacation Of two weeks at the home of
Miss Annie Walsh of Grand street, Sey-
mour.
| At their farm on Kensngton Road,
New Britain, Mr.. and Mrs. N. Albert
| Hooker and Miss Carolyn Hooker are
entertaining Miss Gage of MorristoWn.
She is pianist of unusual attachments
for an amateur.
Congressman William e. Simonds
Mrs. Simonds and their son Casper of
Hartford are at Moosehead Lake, in
Maine
Adam Kallfell of 80 Congress avenue
left yesterday morning for Saratoga for
two weeks.
DR.. Newman Smyth has Joined his
family in Maine and will spend his va
cation there.
Edward f. Cowley and John 7. Smith
of Hartford We're the guests of j. f.
Bruton Of Lawrence street over Sun
dav
DR.. and Mrs BascoIn of Crown street
have returned from stay at South
ampton, Mass.
Mr.. Dingman and family are visiting
Mrs. Dingman's sister in Willimantic,
Erie county, N. Y. Saturday last they
went to Niagara Falls.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Dudley Warner,
Mrs. Cabell and Miss Burnham of Hart
ford left Monday to spend two weeks at
Charlemont, Mass.
Miss Caroline Bearhalter, the daugh- |
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Bearhalter
of 1888 State street, returned on Friday
by the steamer Pretoria from Germany. |
She has been abroad for five months, |
visiting friends at Ziegenhals and Ber-
lin, travelling also for a while in Aus
tria. While abroad Miss Bearhalter |
studied German and music.
Miss Mamie H. Kearney, daughter of !
Mr.. and Mrs Richard B. Kearney of |
Klock street, Meriden, yesterday enter
ed st. Bridgets convent in that city |
preparatory to becoming Sister of |
Mercy. Miss Kearney has been en-
ployed for the past two years as stem
ographer in the office of Attorney c. j.
Danaher and readily made friends with
all calling there. She is member of
the Children Of Mary.
Wilbur F.. Day. ir., who has been in
the Adirondacks this summer, has gone
to the White Mountains and with Harry
Day, of the law firm of Watrous & Day,
is camping near Holderness, N, H. Os-
born Day, the youngest son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Wilbur r. Day who is travelling
in Europe on the continent with Ed
ward b. Trowbridge, is not expected
home until the last of September.
George E, Eliot, jr., who has been ap-
pointed to succeed DR. Dwight Holbrook
as the head of Morgan school, Clinton,
was born in Clinton in 1865 and was
of his class in this school
in 1882. He was graduated at Yale in
1886 He received the degree of M. A.
in 1883 and has been instructor in Eng
ish al the school.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert H Crowell of |
are spending the month at
Mass.
James f. and David w. Brennan and |
Benjamin e. Lynch, who have been at
ending the annual convention of the
National c. T. A. union at Chicago, re-
.urned yesterday morning. They re-
bort a very successful convention. :
Bishop Tierney of Connecticut was re- ]
elected president. The next convention !
will be held at Philadelphia, and it is !
expected that about one thousand dele
rates will be present, Thomas y. Can
ION, formerly of this city and men,
Ter of the ST Aloysius society, now re-
iding in Buffalo, escorted the New Ha- ,
zen delegation about that city and Nj :
gara Falls. c
Announcement has just been made of :
he marriage Of Miss Matte Cameron, /
laughter of MI and Mrs. William j.
cameron, and Thomas C. MADDEN of
orchard street. Mr.. MADDEN was for