The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1899-08-19


Buffalo to Duluth and return Mr..
Pigott is looking hale and hearty, and
expresses himself as highly pleased
with the scenery along the Lake SUI
periur shores, particularly the Pictured
Rocks.
Clifford Wedmore of Guilford is visit
ing F.. G. Norton of Bristol for a few
weeks
Principal Beebe, who was recently
chosen principal of the Hillhouse high
school, came to town yesterday morning
to make preparations for his removal
here. Mr. Beebe, it is understood, is
looking for a house prior to bringing his
family
Mrs. Edward Harrington of this city
is visiting Miss Mamie Wall in East
Hampton.
Robert Bartholomew Of Bristol, who
is summering at Sachem's Head, receiv-
ed a severe sprain of the shoulder liga-
ments during Thursdays ball game and
was carried to his home. DR.. Muriss
attended him,
George A. Law, assistant clerk of the
city court, with his wife and family,
and Clarence w. Clark, with his wife
and family, returned yesterday from a
three weeks sojourn in northern Yer
mont. They stopped in the village of
Franklin, which is near the Canada
| line, and during their stay enjoyed fine
bass fishing.
Miss Pauline Olmstead and Miss Jes-
sic Ward, who left Branford Thursday
for New York, expect to spend some
time in Portland, Me-, before returning
to Branford.
Miss Martha G. Cornell of Guilford is
entertaining her cousin, Miss Alice
Hubbard of Hartford City, Ind
| The appointment of Major j. Milton
Thompson of the Twenty-fourth regi-
ment of infantry to be colonel of the
Forty-second regiment of volunteers
interests and gratities all of the colo
neI's many New Haven friends. The
Forty-second is one of the ten new reg
iments just created for service in the
Philippines. and Colonel Thompson is
one of the appointees in consequence.
Colonel Thompson is well known to
New Haveners, having for four years,
from 1894 to 1898, made this city his
home. He was then captain on the
staff of the governor, having been so
detailed by the government His du-
ties We're to regularly inspect the Ma
tional Guard and report his findings to
the government, and to place himself at
the order Of the governor. He was on
the staffs of Governors Morris, Coffin
and Cooke successfully. Mr.. Thomp-
son has a son at Yale, class of 1901, who
graduated at Hopkins grammar school
in 49,
Attorney Charles Kleiner has RI.
turned home from a ten days trip to
Nova Scotia and Prince Edwards Is
land. He reports having had a most
delightful time. Several other New
Haven people made the trip with At
torney Kleiner
Maurice V. Koran, well and faVora-
bly, known in this city, residing at No.
10 Leonard street, resigned his position |
with Stoddard, Gilbert & Co. last Sat
urday, and on Monday left forl Wash |
ington, d. c. He left for Washington |
for commission as chief clerk of the |
Asiatic squadron in the Philippines.
Theresa, the seven-y ear-old daughter |
of Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Delaney of |
Plantsville, while at play Thursday fell
and broke an arm at the elbow. OW-
ing the nature of the fracture DR. KEEL
ley advised that the girl be brought to
DR.. Russell in this city for treatment.
Rev Messrs. Banks of the Third and
Snow of the North churches, Guilford,
have returned from their annual vaca-
lions and will resume their duties next
Sunday.
Mrs. SandIand and daughters. Alice
and Lottie Sandland of New Haven,
are visiting their cousins, Mrs, Henry
Peters and Miss Lillian Hawkins of
Louis Boulet and wife of Hartford are
spending a brief vacation in Guilfofd
with Mrs. Boulet's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Hart Landon.
Frank Splain of Jersey City, who has
been visiting for the past week as the
guest of Mrs. NJ Fl, Dacey of SO Crown
street, has returned nome.
Misses Mamie and Gertrude Guifoile
If Waterbury have returned from their |
putting at Woodmont
Mrs d. Dore and Miss Anna Dore of
i william street have returned from
/ two weeks vacation spent at Asbury
Park
The Misses Katherine Murphy and
lizzie Keefe of Waterbury are spend
ng two weeks at Woodmont.
Professor A. Schwickardi has return
d from a two weeks visit with his
brother, Captain r. Schwickard Of
he pension office, Washington, d. c.
The rehearsals Of the Cecilia Singing
ociety, of which Professor Schwickardi
5 conductor, were resumed Thursday I
vening.
Michael Carroll of this city, who has
een the guest of his brother, William
,arroll of Bank street, Waterbury, has
home.
John Buckley. mail transfer clerk at
he Union passenger station, New Lon
on, Is taking vacation that will be
bout month in duration. During his (
bsence F. j.. Mulvey of this city will
ave charge OF the mail at the station. I
his is the first time in fourteen years
bat Mr.. Buckley has been able to get
way without hiring man. This year
is vacation is given by the govern
tent under the recent provision for pos
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