The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1899-06-09
PERSONAL MENTTON.


field, formerly of New Haven, and J. B
Sanford and family of Bethlehem, have
been visiting at Maple Ridge, West Nor.
| ris.
A. E. Lines, of New Haven, is expect
ed at South View Villa, West Morris
the first of this week.
DR.. Willis H. Grove, who has been i'll
of typhoid fever at his home in this city
will be moved to the home of his parents
in South Norwalk the latter part of this
week. There he will remain during his
| convalescence.
J The Winsted Citizen says: Miss Cath
crime Terrell, of New Hartford, will be
! married al four o'clock in the afternoon
| of Thursday June 18th, to Armon A. AL
! ling, a New Haven attorney The cere-
mony is to be held in the New Hartford
| Congregational church, and will be fol-
| lowed by an elaborate reception at the
| home Of the bride. Many guests from
various sections of the state are expect
| ed.
Mr.. Corbusier, president of the Vete-
ran Fireman's association, goes to
Southport to-day to visit his sister, Mrs.
| Thomas N. Brown. He will return on
| Saturday morning in order to arrange
| further for the decoration Of the vete-
| ran f1remen's graves next Sunday.
Ellery G.. Peckham rode to New He
| ven on his bicycle yesterday, and spent
the day with DR.. Seaver, an associate
director in the physical work at Yale.
The two men had conference upon
matters pertaining to the work they are
interested in, and decided to go to the
school Of physical culture which will be
in session during the summer at Chau-
tauqua, N. Y.-Stamford Advocate.
The New Britain Herald in its Har-
winton reports says: 1t is with regret
that we chronicle the fact that the Rev,
J.. S. Griggs and his wife, who have
lived on Professor J. C. Griggs place in
this neighborhood for several months
past, and by their sympathies have
shared our joys and sorrows, are to go
to New Haven this week for the sum-
mer. we shall miss them, but hope they
will be as helpful to their new neigh
bors as they have been to us, and we
think they will, for that is where their
pleasure lies, in helpfulness to those
about them. Professor Griggs and his
family come here this wesk for the sum-
mer.
Among those who attended the we'd
ding of Miss Juliet Southworth Norton,
of Waterbury, and Joseph Graham, of
New York, in Waterbury Wednesday,
We're several New Haveners. Miss Ma
bel Marsh was one of the bridesmaids.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. E. Durant, of this city,
We're also present.
Alexander Fraser has resigned his po-
sition in Fair Haven and accepted one
with John Champion the Chapel street
florist.
DR.. Barker of Westville, who has been
at the Hot Springs Virginia, for sew
eral weeks, has returned and reports
having had a very pleasant time.
Presiding Elder j. r. Adams of this
city and Rev. William McNicholl of
this city were among the speakers at
the second quarterly meeting of the
Hartford group of the New Haven dis
trict of the Epworth league held at the
Trinity Methodist church, New Britain,
Wednesday. Mr.. Adams spoke on the
subject What the Epworth League !
on "The Need of Special Work for
Young Men"
Louis Zunder, aged seventy-six years, |
a brother of Maier Zunder and Selig |
man Zunder of this city, who came I'M
expectedly from his residence in Grand |
Rapids, Mich, to attend the SEVENTEEN |
birthday anniversary of his brother |
Maier a few days ago, left for Grand |
Rapids yesterday morning on the 9:35 |
train for New York city. Many of his
friends accompanied him to the train to
wish him safe and pleasant journey
to his home.
Joseph Castagnetti and Miss Margaret |
McEviet were married at ST. Patrick's
church Wednesday evening by the Rev.
Father O'Connel.
The Rev. J. H. Twichell and Mrs
Twichel of Hartford will sail for Eu-
rope on June 90 to be absent until the
end of September. Mr.. Twichell's |
usual vacation has been extended a
month.
Miss May Lucia Douglass of No. 100
Bailey street and Perley G.. Welty of
Springfield, O., eastern representative
for the New Cash Register company,
were married yesterday.
Senator Hawley is expected in Hart
|
children sailed for England Saturday of
last week.
Mrs. Edward Bailey and her daugh-
ter Miss Anna Bailey, who have been
spending the winter at 1877 Wall street,
eft yesterday for Washington, Conn,
FOR the summer.
Professor Edwin Knox Mitchell of the
Hartford Theological seminary will
preach the baccalaureate sermon before
he students of Marietta college. Mari
eta, o., next Sunday.
Frederick Joslin of this city was one
If the ushers at the wedding Of Miss
Helen Cecilia Gladding, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Malvin A. Gladding of
10 McDonough street, Brooklyn and
Herbert Drake Halsey son of Mr. and
Mrs. George Hasley of Astoria, L. l.,
which was celebrated Wednesday even /
ng at O'clock at the Church of the |
Good Shepherd, Brooklyn.
S. w. DeForest has gone to Litchfeld
or an extended stay. He is stopping
t the Hotel Hawkhurst.
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