The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1899-06-12

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Captain Charles II. ToWnshend, who
is in Europe will return with Henry L,
Hotchl6iss and party.
Rev. j. E. Hermann, late of Plain
vile, has removed to this city and is re-
siding at 16 Edwards street.
Mr. and Mrs. #. Wayland Felowes
will spend the summer at the Gallaudet
cottage, Indian Neck, where they have
spent several summers. They are al
ready located there.
Bishop Goodsell and family are DOM
iciled at Edgeclff, Short Beach, for the
season.
r, A. North of Brooklyn has rented
the Kelsey cottage at Short Beach. Mrs.
! Lounsbury, his daughter, of Chicago,
! will also spend the season there.
Mrs. Pitman, widow of the late Thorn
as G. Pitman, is spending several
months at Lakewood with her daugh-
ter
Jesse WEIGH and family of New Ha
ven will soon take possession of their
summer home at Short Beach for the
season.
| Mrs. Ella Wheeler Wilcox has rented
the Amazonia cottage at Short Beach to
| Charles Morse of Meriden for July and
August
| Mrs. Streeter widow of George l..
| Streeter who was for many years
| prominent New Haven jeweler, spent
week in this city this month, visiting
Mrs Bement of Warren street. She is
proprietor of the jewelry store in East
| Orange founded by her husband year
or two before his death.
| Hon. Henry B. Plant was in Branford
day or two last week. Mr. Plant Is
looking and feeling greatly improved in
health. Mr. and Mrs. Plant do not ex-
pect to spend the season at their sum-
mer home in Branford.
Mrs Walter Remington Nichols
gave beautifully appointed luncheon
on Thursday for Mrs. Lynde Harri-
sons guest Mrs. Austin Huntington
of New York. The table flowers were
pink roses Among the guests were
Mrs, A. Heaton Robertson, Mrs. f. e.
Hall and Mrs. Hammer, jr., of Bran
ford.
Miss Hattie f. futile and Alfred Cur
tbs were united in marriage on Friday
evening at the residence Of Charles l.,
Johnson. The Rev. DR.. Leete OF the
Dwight Place church performed the
marriage ceremony. Mr.. and Mrs Cur
tbs will go to the home of the bride IN
DunllirS and before their return to TINS
city they will make an extended tour OF
the continent.
Mrs. N. D. Sperry, one of the vice
presidents of the national society, d. A.
r., has been at Washington, D. c., for
the past week attending an executive
meeting of the society.
Wesley Bothen of Jersey City, who
has been visiting friends in this city,
preached in Springfield, Mass, yester-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs, Frederick O. Robbins
Mrs. May Loveridge Robbins) viii san
on La Touraine for Paris next Sat
urday, to be absent all summer. They
expect to travel on the continent !
chiefly.
Professor f. g. Bourne will build this
summer handsome study at his resi-
dence on Mansfield street,
John Massey of this city has accepted |
a position as clerk for T. J. Mccarthy |
in Branford.
Mr.. and Mrs Phelps Montgomery |
have taken a beautiful place at Sauga-
tuck for the season, and will leave the |
last of this week.
Mrs. C. T. Beers of this city spent the |
first of last week with her parents, Cap |
tain and Mrs. C. L. Ely, in Branford.
DR.. Ely was for many years located in
the practice of dentistry in this city, his
office being in Chapel street building.
Mrs. Henry H. Benedict has recently
been entertaining large house party
of young people at Beacon Heights, the
Benedicts' summer home on Townsend
avenue Most of the visitors arrived
for the Princeton game, and on Sunday
June 4. there were no less than twelve
Young men and maidens under the Ben
edicts' hospitable roof Among the
guests were Miss Mabel Burke of Or
ange, N. j., Miss Madeline Forrest of
Hartford, the Misses Dorothy and Laura
Muir of Brooklyn, George Adee of Black
Rock and A. G. c. Sage, Samuel Bah
cock, Clarence Dewitt and Cecil Nesbit,
all of New York
Mrs Huntington, who, with her lit
tie daughter, has been staying with the
I4ynde Harrisons, left on Saturday for
a visit with friends in Norwich She
has only recently returned from Eu-
rope, having spent her winters for
the last six years in either Italy or
Paris
Thornton Hunt will spend the sum-
mer in Europe and will sail early in
July.
Professor George P. Fisher of the the
illogical school will in July go abroad
for the summer, returning in time for
the opening of the university term.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Hagaman are
rds ctrnpt residence for |
short stay having spent the winter and
early spring in New York at the wal
lorf- Astoria. Early in July they will
go as usual to Lake Champaign for the {
season. :
j. D. Hildreth & Son have the con-