The daily morning journal and courier., 1899-10-17
ABOUT NEW HAVEN PEOPLE
AND THEIR OUTINGS AND JOUR-
 NEYINGS HERE AND THERE.

Trips to the Mountain and seashore | and Across the yVave-Many Pleasant tOber Weddings.
 Mrs. w. c. Frear and daughter of | Manchester, N, H., are in this city vis- iting Mrs. Frears parents, MT. and Mrs. c. H. Johnson of No. 12 Dickerman street. MT and Mrs. Frear have been residents of Manchester for the last three years. MT. Frear has fine busi-
 ness in that city.
 Rev. c. A. Johnson of the Huntsville
 Baptist church, Southington, read his letter of resignation on Sunday morn ing. His pastorate terminates this week.
 A cordial greeting was extended to
 the Rev. Joseph A. Elder, the new pas
 tor of the Huntington street Baptist
 church, New London, by the members
 of the church and congregation Thurs
 day night. Mir. Elder was lately the
 pastor Of the Hope Baptist church, this
 city.
 The acceptance by the Rev. MT. Sage
 of the pastorate of Hope Baptist church
 is very gratifying to the people of the
 church. His services both as pastor and
 preacher have already won for him
 great favor with the church people. MT. and Mrs Justus s. HotchlIiss,
 with their nephew, Roger S. Baldwin,
 have returned home after five months
 trip in Europe. After month in Eng
 land the party traveled on the conti-
 nent.
 Invitations are out for the wedding of Miss Carrie J. Uhl, daughter of Post master Uhl of Montowese, to Herbert
 Y. Robinson, son of William A. Robin son. MT. Robinson is shipping clerk for c. s. Mersick & Go, The ceremony will take place in the Montowese Baptist church at o'clock on Thursday even7 ing. A reception will follow at the resi- dence of the bride.
 Robert E. Hunt, who has been attend ed by Dr. Gustave Eliot through a seri- ous illness of typhoid fever, is now able to be about, and his many friends will be pleased to learn that he will soon be able to return to business.
 The senior class of the Yale Medical school Saturday elected the class off cers as follows: President, N. $. Grlf- fin; vice president, T. G. Williams, and N. s. Waddam, secretary and treasur- CT.
 Mrs. Hattie St. Jacobs of Orchard street has gone to Raleigh, North Car olina, to visit her son. She will re- main away in the south during the win ter.
 MT. and Mrs. Edward Minor of Bur- vile are celebrating the thirty-ninth anniversary of their marriage by visit ing relatives and friends in North Ha ven.
 The three-and- Ia half year-old daugh- ter of Isaac Neitel, tailor of 950 Grand avenue, who ran in front of an electric | car on Grand avenue Saturday night | and was badly hurt, was about the same i Dr. w. M. Kenna says the | child is holding her own very well, her | keeping up satisfactorily. She | has a fracture of the skull, and the 1 chances are against recovery
 Chester w. Prann of Branford, who has been on two weeks vacation, most | of which was spent in Chester, resumed his duties at his place of business yes terday.
 Thomas H. Cox, assistant town clerk, and Mrs. Cox have gone to Philadel- phia to attend the National Export ex- position.
 Henry A. Huntley, toomaker in the employ of the M Seward company of Bristol street. was badly injured Sat lrday, having three fingers of his right land cut off in press he was adjust ng.
 James B. Tooker, late of this city, has purchased the old Tooker place in Essex md will fix it up for private residence. After next season he expects to reside here permanently. MT. Toolfer has been engineer of fire steamer No for lbout thirty-five years and has been re- fred on half pay.
 Mrs Leslie Waters of Fair Haven has ,een the guest of Mrs. George S. Tibbert n Clintonville the past week.
 Justin B. Rowe started yesterday morning on his return trip to Los An ;eles Cal MT. Rowe's trip will be pret- y direct for his destination, with but ew stops. His visit here was greatly njoyed by his many friends.
 Mrs. Frances Sheldon Bolton of this ity, editor of the Mothers Journal, will 70 to Albany this week for the meeting 7 f the Mothers association to be held n that city. Many distinguished wo ! nen will be among the speakers. .mong these will be Mrs. Jennie Will j ng, Mrs. M. E. Atkinson, Mrs. Silas 'ondct, Mrs. J. H. Seymour Mrs Mary i Vinslow, Mrs. c. D. Burchard, Mrs. lilly DevereauX Blake, Mrs. Lionel Su- TO, Mrs. c. D, Fry, Mrs. Alma Calder $ ohnson, president of the Little Moth rs' association, and Mrs. Frances Shel- { on Bolton of the Womans Journal, { Jew Haven. { Miss Florence Seeley, clerk at Tom t nson's news store, Branford, is enjoy t lg a two weeks vacation. Miss Minnie A. Farrar, an elocutionist ( 'om Jacksonville, Fla, has taken up ' CT residence in this city. I Paul D. Beach of Branford left yes q erday morning for New York to as V lme his new position with the Grand I oller- bearing Axle company.
 Miss Martha Yungerman and Master g ichard Law went to West Hartford a I Friday to visit Harold Long, their ,usin They were entertained with a il lestnut party on Saturday. Miss Car I Q RaiDfOrd was cha Deron for the par a