The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1899-07-19
PERSONAL MENTT0Y,

tional Association of Life Underwriters
| held July H. Is and IA. They stopped
at the Hotel Iroquois.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Leeds are guests
of friends at New London. They rode
over to New London with Mr.. and Mrs
George T. Tyler of New Britain on their
wheels.
f. O. Palmer, with A. F. Woods Sons
West Haven, is enjoying his ten days
vacation at Indian Neck.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick A. Bartsch
and daughter Gertrude are spending a
few days with their friends in North
Haven.
F. HI. Hemingway and family of Fair
Haven have left for South Royalton,
VT, to spend the remainder of the
summer.
Misses Frankly and Angela Crowley of
''The Crowley Cottage" Savin Rock,
have gone for two weeks outing at
Manhattan Beach.
j. Edward Dennis was in town yes
terday and in the course of the day had
a consultation with Willis e. Miller on
a business matter.
A. M. Kelsey of Providence is spend
ing his vacation of two weeks at the
home of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs Jar
Wis Kelsey of West Haven.
Harry E. Peabody of this city is at
Mountain Park, North Woodstock, N.
H., at the Mountain Park house.
General J. r. Hawley, who was at
Woodmont Sunday, left for his home
Monday afternoon While in Wood
mont he was the guest of Colonel Will
liam B. Wooster, and the veterans had
much in common to talk about in re-
counting their days of service in the
civil war. Colonel Wooster commanded
the old Twentyninth c. ", which was
in camp at Grapevine Point, New Ha-
ven, for several weeks before starting
for the war.
Mr.. and Mrs D. II. Brockett and son
Royce, accompanied by Mr.. and Mrs.
BIS. Brockett and Miss Maybe E. Camp,
have taken Cliff Cottage North Haven,
for the season.
Frederick A. Carleton, the master
plumber, has a cottage at Woodmont.
TIe has been i'll with malaria in his cot
tage for week, but is fast recovering.
DR.. w. w. Hawkes. of this city is at
tending him.
Miss Emma Macdonald of Fair Haven
will leave tomorrow for stay at Fly
mouth, N. H.
George Boerner, who has been visit
ing his sister, Mrs. G. B. Kelley, at
Brockett's Grove, near Woodmont, has
returned home.
Mrs. c. w. Clark of New Haven and
the Misses Clark are at Morris for the
summer.
Philip Sheridan Potter, Yale so, has
gone to California to spend the summer.
In the fall he will enter the College of
PHYSICIANS and Surgeons in New York
city.
Miss Edith Hubbard of Watertown is
visiting friends in town.
Miss Hattie Jacobs is spending her
vacation with relatives in Bridgeport
and New York.
Mrs. c. B. Allen and daughter of Chi
cago are the guests of Mrs. Aliens SIS
ter. Mrs. John Punderford of Sherman
avenue.
q w. Marsh and wife Of Hartford
have taken up their residence Tor
norton of the season at the Colonlal
Inn.
The condition of Sidney 3. Oviatt,
the we'll known real estate dealer, VINO
has heen seriously i'll at his home on
Howe street for a month, is now much
improved. He is able to sit up daily
and his physician, Dr. B. II. Chehey' ~
now confident of his ultimate complete
recovery.
Commodore Richard Pec.. of the New
Haven Steamboat company did not at
tend the launching of the new steamer
Chester w. Chaplin last week, as ne was
not strong enough to take the "trip.
Although quite old he is able to walk
down TO the steamboat office nearly
every morning and is still greatly IN
terested in the matters of the COM
pany.
John D. Desmond of the Ganse-Des-
mond company has returned from
fishing trip down in Maine.
The family of the late Colonel Lakln
of Westfield, Mass, came to their cot
tage at Woodmont last week, The fam
i,v consists of Mrs Lakin and her three
daughters.
Miss Fannie Lynch and Miss Hatch
of the Welch school corps of teachers
and Miss Minnie Maher of Sherman
avenue left yesterday to pass the re-
mainder of the holiday term at Lake
Champaign.
Isaac f. Graham of this city has been
amounted deputy of the state OF Con-
necticut of the supreme council, cot
tish Rite Masons, succeeding the late
Juci,ls B. Human of this city. He is
thirty third degree Mason.
Mrs. Talcott b. Hull and family have
returned from a fortnight's vacation
trn to westport Mr.. Hull spent part
of last week in Westport with his fam
i1v.
Miss Annie Mcguire of this city and
Edward S. Gum of New London were
last week at the home OF the
brides sister, Mrs. George FL. Miller
at New London, by Rev. Charles II.
Tisdale:
Mr.. and Mrs. Mcnamara Of Sal East
street will sail for Europe to-day on
Measure trip which will include the |
axes of Killarney and many other ia
nous resorts.
dispatch from Utica yesterday |
saws. The automobile that has started |
across the continent came to grief in |
Little Falls to-day. While running |
down Main street in that city one OF the |
rear wheels was wrecked by cross
walk. Mr. and Mrs. Davis were con-
siderable shaken up, but not much hurt.
Davis lost control of the machine to
some extent.
NJrs Iames Dunn of the Hotel Sa-