The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1899-07-27
PERSONAL MENTION.

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mer,
Postmaster Guernsey of Waterbur.
was in this city ON business Tuesday
He called on Postmaster Howarth ane
he was shown around the local post
, office.
Deputy Collector A. e. Beardsley o.
the internal revenue office received
word yesterday that he had been ap'
pointed member of the United State.
civil service examining board for New
Haven.
Mrs. J. E. Sheldon of Edgewood ave,
nue. with her sister, Miss Tweed, has
gone to- Beverly Farms, Mass, to re-
main until September.
Colonel and Mrs. Rutherford Trow-
bridge have left for New Jersey. They
are staying at Avon Inn, Avon-by- the
Sea, for a week or ten days.
/ Mrs. J. Spencer Johnston and daugh-
ter Ethel leave Saturday for Brookfield,
to spend the month of August, Mr.
Johnston probably going UP later and
returning with them.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew w. DeForest
are at Saratoga, registered at the Ken
sington.
| Captain William Pinkerman of
| bridgeport, of the board of assessors,
paid visit to city hall yesterday morn
| ing, calling on the New Haven asses
| sors.
Colonel Frederick A. Hill Of the Ninth
Army corps, son of Congressman Hill
of Norwalk, is visiting his friend, Will
| liam A. Hall, at the latter's residence, 81
Pearl street. Colonel Hill will go to
camp at Mantle on the staff of General
Frost. He was one or the war heroes OF
the class of Yale '93.
Superintendent of Ere Alarm Tele-
graph Grant returned from his trip of
inspection with Clerk 8. J. Metzger on
Tuesday evening after two days alb
sence. The commissioners Of the fire
department had given Superintendent
Grant and Clerk Metzger instructions
to visit Boston, Fall River and Provl-
dence and the works Of the GameWell
Fire Alarm Telegraph System company
at Newton Upper Falls, Mass.
Mrs William Daggett, with her two
children, is al Rye Beach, N. H., for the
season.
Charles Huetchler of Heublein's has
returned to the city after two weeks
trip to Saratoga and other summer re-
sorts
Miss Elsie Spier, daughter of M. Spier,
commissioner of charities, will leave on
Monday with twenty-four school girl
friends for Lake Oquaga, New York,
to spend the month Of August. Other
New Haven girls going will be Miss
Gardner and Miss Mabel Loomis of Mrs.
Cady's school and Miss Allen and Miss
Healy Of the Misses Orton and Nichols
school
Miss Josephine Hayes of 600 Grand
avenue Is spending her vacation In
Litchfield county. the guest of Miss Do
herty of Cornwall Bridge.
Miss Anna Morton of West Haven has
returned from Springfield Mass, where
she spent her vacation. Miss May Dug
gan of Springfield is her guest.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Hyatt Verrill Of 20
Lynwood street with their children. are
spending July and August at the old
family home Of Mr.. and Mrs. John An
gevine in Warren, Conn. Mr. Verrill is
an illustrator of magazine articles on
natural history and finds plenty of sub
iects to work upon in the woods and
mountains surrounding the farm house |
where he is located.
James Denney is at the Weirs, in the |
White Mountains.
Wilfred T. Mott spent Tuesday at |
westerly. r. T.
Eugene A. Wander of Hartford has |
received handsomely engraved an
of the marriage of Profess
sor Tgnace ! .Paderewski and Madam
Helene. Baroness de Rosen, on May 81, |
!, 900 az tbe Church of the Holy Spirit. |
Warsaw
PROFESSOR Henry Farnam, who re-
gently bought n large tract of land at !!
Mass will begin the cree
tiop of his country home this autumn.
,rbn Earnams IRE going abroad on
4 rpust tx for q wear and the house will
nrnbahlv no readv for occupancy next
va.r professor Earnam has been at
Stooi,hridge for the mast few DAYS in
with his ARCHITECTS
Mrs Rallineton Rooth has nccepted an
;,,,,itatio, ~ ha nreeent at the meeting