The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1899-05-20

- ~ otdlSS ol f1OWdru avenue mas
taken a cottage between Pine Orchard
and Crescent Bluff.
Judge Zacher has been i'll at his home
in Branford for day or two suffering
with severe cold, but is now GONZALES
cent.
Mr.. and Mrs Lounsbury and daugh-
ter Of Westfleld are the guests Of Mr..
and Mrs. William Lounsbury of the
Owenego house, Indian Neck
Mrs. Howard Ives of West Cheshire is
entertaining her sister, Mrs. Wilcox of
Meriden.
Grand Master Of Connecticut George
G.. McNall of Greenwich will make a
fraternal visit to Wooster lodge F. and
A. M, next Wednesday evening, accom-
panied by his associate grand officers.
Frank w. Beardsley of Derby he dis
trict deputy of New Haven county, will
also be present on that evening to as
sist in the exercises
John Moran, William Murphy and
Verron Buell. of Guilford leave to-day
for Wardsmith, N. Y, to join the regu-
lar army. They are members of Bat
terry A, c. N. G., and served as volun-
teers during the late war
Edward r. Kelsey, George N. Brad
| ley and A. G. Sommer represented Me-
nuncatuck lodge, 1. O. o. f., at the ses-
sion of the Grand lodge in this city on
! Wednesday. e. H. Butler was also
| present.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Hemingway of
this city have moved to Madison.
| Miss Louise Crossley of West Haven
| is stopping for few days with her
| mother, Mrs. William Crossley, in Mad
| ison.
Mrs. w. 7. Corcoran Of Branford,
who has been suffering with lingering
! illness, was brought in a closed carriage
| to the home of her sisters in this city
recently.
| President John e. Gaffey Of the
| Young Mems Republican club yesterday
appointed Councilman John J. Walsh,
II. S. Hamilton, jr., and George w.
Hallock members of the committee to
make arrangements for the annual ex-
cursion of the club to be held during the
summer.
John c. Anderson has removed con-
siderable part Of his furniture to his
new and beautiful summer residence
on Sumac Island, off Branford.
The Rev. and Mrs. Frederick Lynch
Miss Elizabeth Deming) have returned
from their wedding trip and are the
guests Of Mrs. Lynchs mother on Howe
street. Mr.. and Mrs Lynch were in
attendance at most Of the festival con-
certs.
John Dillon Of Dillon & Douglass left
Joxy an
ton trip. He will be absent for some
time, and may while away invest in
some fine trotters to bring north. Mr..
Dillon has sold one Of his fast horses to
Chris Strobel of Waterbury.
Judge Cowell of waterbury, Judge
advocate general of Governor Louns-
bury's staff, registered at Hotel Hal
leck, Guilford, this week. The judge Is
looking for a good large farm near the
seashore. He looked at the old Stone
House and Foote's farm He owns a
large farm at Huntington, Mass, In
Hampton county.
Miss Maude Beers of this city will
assist at a subscription concert to be
given in South Norwalk, at the Grand
opera house, Thursday evening, June l.
Miss Rebecca Wilder Holmes, volinist, |
a pupil of Jackin and a graduate of the |
ROYAL Conservatory Of Music, Berlin, |
and other talented artists are also on
the programme.
Albert e. Kingsley Of this city was |
married at East Hartford Thursday to |
Miss Florence Boyle daughter of Mrs. |
William r. Boyle, at the brides home
on Lynn street Mr. and Mrs Kings
ley went away on the $3.50 train and |
will visit Mr. Kingsleys old home at
Syracuse. They received many hand
some presents.
Oliver Perry Avery of this city, stu
dent in Yale Divinity school, will preach
this summer again at the Long Society
church and at Brewster's Neck chapel,
beginning next Sunday the service at
the former place being held at 1890 In
the morning and at the latter place at
in the afternoon.-Norwich Record
p. d. Moody, Yale 1901, will speak at
the Taft school in Waterbury to-mor-
row in the interests of the Yale Y. M.
c. A.
John c. Tilson, who has been unani-
nominated for captain Of the
Blues, was the only candidate and the
evinced great enthusiasm over
his nomination. The nomination will
unquestonably be approved. Mr.. Til
son is thirty-two years of age and was
graduated from Yale in 1894 and from
the law school two years later. He Is
now in the office Of White & Daggett
He is member Of the Grays.
In special orders issued by Adjutant
General Van Keuren yesterday the
of William j. Rawlings of
New Britain to be captain of Company
T, First regiment c. N. G., is disap-
proved. The nomination of Private B.
NJ. Holden Of Bristol to be second lieu
tenant Of Company r is also disap-
proved. The appointment Of First Ser
yeant Frederick Deuhl Of New Haven
% be second lieutenant Of Company B,
Second regiment, with rank from May
!, 1892 vice Trautman, discharged, is