The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1899-08-23
PERSONAL MENTION.

which Will include business and study
Robert b. Mercer of the Boston gro
Gerry is with his family in Litchfield
where they will spend a couple Of
weeks
winchester has quite number OF
guests, and those who have spent sum.
mers in many different places testify
that they find the best air and mos1
rest in Winchester Some of the arriv-
ais are: AT Mrs. S. A. Whittemore's
Mr.. and Mrs, Slocum and son from
Bridgeport (Mrs Slocum was formerly
a Rugg of Winchester), Mrs. Steven
Beecher and son, also from Bridgeport
At Horace Burr's his mother and cous-
ms from Higganunl. At Miles Wet
more's, Mr.. and Mrs George Webb and
children from New York. AT John
Neth's, Mrs. John Meth and daughter
from Waterbury. AT Mrs. Will Mum
ellis, Mrs. Edward Brett and daughter
from New Haven. AT Mrs Brooks Mrs
| Rebecca Hurlbut Plat and daughter;
at Rodger Stark's, Miss McAlpine from
| Portland, Me. At the Seven Naples,
| George Starkweather of Yale Scientific
| school and his mother and sister. AT
| Whitcomes Inn, a nephew of Mrs,
| Whitcomes, Mr.. Ttbbals of Cornwall,
also Mr.. Jones and mother and grand
mother from Meriden, besides other
guests previously mentioned.
Mayor Driscoll yesterday afternoon
appointed ex-Selectman Frank S. An
drew as civil service commissioner to
| succeed Prof. Henry w. Farnam. re-
| signed. Mr.. Andrew is well known in
New Haven as good business man
and popular. The appointment comes
to him unsolicited. Prof. Farnam re-
signed some two weeks ago. His rea-
son is an unavoidable absence from New
Haven for a year. His term expires
January, 1901. Mr.. Andrew will serve
out this term 1t Is expected that he
will accept the honor.
Mrs. Julia Kimball of Branford left
on Saturday for Hampton, Conn.,, to
spend the remainder of the summer at
the home of her aged father Mrs.
Kimball was accompanied by her grand
daughter, Miss Lima Thompson, who
will remain in Hampton until school
opens.
Arthur S. Gale, Yale '99, is spending
the summer in the city. He returned
Adirondacks with party of classmates.
He will spend the remainder of the sum-
mer vacation in mathematical studies
He now holds one of the felowships of
Yale university.
Miss Minnie Gallagher of this city is
the guest of Miss Mamie Williams of
East Main street, Branford. The Will
liams family and their guest left yes
terday for a weeks outing at the Park
cottage. Pawson Park.
Henry J. Merriman has been appoint
ed leader of the Southington brass band.
Miss Charlotte Bradley has invitations
out for tea to be given by her at her
home on West Main street, Bradford, on
Friday afternoon. Miss Bradley, whose
engagement to Henry c. Moore, former
ly principal of the high school here, but
now of Brooklyn, N. Y, was announced
last spring is, it is stated, to be one of
Branfords October brides.
Nelson j. Ayling, clerk of the city
court of Norwich, was in town Monday
for a few hours.
Albert Ensley and Miss Minnie Corn
house of Southington will be married
next week Wednesday. The ceremony
will take place in the German Lutheran
church.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. F. Coe of Howard
avenue have returned from a weeks
visit in Springfield.
Mrs. Rachier Levy and daughter. !
Flora Tina, wife and daughter of Court |
Woolf Levy, have gone on |
a visit to her son, Attorney Josiah w. |
Levy at Hartford, Conn