The daily morning journal and courier., 1899-09-23
ABOUT NEW HAVEN PEOPLE
AND THEIR OUTINGS AND JOUR- NEYINGS HERE AND THERE.

Trip. to the Mountain and seashore
 and Across the Nave-Many PIeasan
 visits-Other Personal Jottings.
 Rev. MT. Stoddard, formerly pastor oL the Howard avenue Baptist church, is seriously sick with diphtheria. None of his friends, outside of his immediate family, are allowed to see him and ms home is placarded by the health board.
 Word has been received in New Ha- ven from Franconia. N. H., stating that ex-Police Commissioner Franklin H. Hart of this city, who has been ill, Is conva1escent. He will. however, re- main there few weeks longer. He is staying at the Forest Hills hotel.
 Mrs William Petit Trowbridge has sent out invitations for the wedding of her daughter. Miss Lucy Parkman Trowbridge, and Francis Gregory In- gersoll, at 3:30 o'clock on Tuesday, Oc- tober 1O at inc Trowbridge residence
 
 on Prospect Hill.
 Alexander Troup, director of public works, while in Boston Thursday, at tended the Maesac achusetta democratic convention. He sat on the stage be- side George Fred Williams.
 William c. Coote, of B. Alton x Co.,, New York. son of the Rev. pr. Coote of Lawrence, L. l., is visiting his old chum, George F. Bassett, clerk in the department of public works.
 Corporation Counsel Robertson has returned from his vacation spent in the Maine woods. There are several city matters awaiting his attention.
 Mrs. c. Parr of Clinton has moved her household goods to Waterbury, where she will reside for the future.
 MT. and Mrs Edward A. Manice have returned to their country residence in Pittsfeld, Mass, from New Haven, Conn, where they attended the we'd ding of MT. Manice's sister, Miss Kate Robertson Manice. to William Litauer of New York.
 Mrs. Charles Farnham of Clinton, who has been visiting friends in New Jersey, has returned.
 MT. and Mrs. Frederick Robbins have arrived in town after an absence of six weeks in Europe. They have had most delightful trip and are much ben efitted by it. Mrs. Robbins (nee May c. Loveridge) sang at concert on the steamer both going and coming. She is fho nf icJ,+ D1ooo al,
 Thomas G. Shepard Of this city has just been re-engaged as musical direc- tor Of the Yale Glee club for another season. MT. Sheldon has filled this po- sition for years.
 Prof. Francis Wayland, dean of the Yale law school, who is now in Europe will sail from Bremen to-day and ex- poets to land in New York on October 1st.
 Dr. William M Richards, the former Yale athlete, is i'll in Bellevue hospital, where he is house surgeon He was threatened with typhoid fever but is recovering slowly and will probably escape that disease. Dr. Richards is the son of Prof Eugene L. Richards of the Yale faculty, and was graduated from Yale in the class of '95.
 MT. and Mrs. l.. l.. Hull ot Clinton are on pleasure trip to Nova Scotia.
 $. Ogden Edison of East Orange, N. J., special agent of the rural free deliv- cry service, Is in town registered at the Delevan house. Mr. Edison went over the Branford routes yesterday with the delivery clerk, Clarence Bliss.
 There was a gathering of the little friends of Leslie F. Babcock Thursday afternoon at hia home, 235 Washington avenue, West Haven, to celebrate the eighth anniversary of hia birthday. A joyous time was had by the little folks
 State Senator Vinal is in town on personal business Ex-State Senator Herman of Winsted left for that town yesterday morning, after a day or two spent here on law business for his firm A very pleasant birthday surprise party was given to Miss Mabel Moore at her residence, 51 Henry street, We'd nesday evening. The Messrs Dick Parker and Moore, Miss Whittlesey and Miss Moore, MT. and Mrs. Pratt and Willim Dick, assisted in a pleasant en- tertainment of music and recitations Refreshments were served and dancing continued until 12 o'clock.