The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1899-09-11
returned Wednesday from an outing in
Halifax, Montreal and Toronto

returned Wednesday from an outing il
Halifax, Montreal and Toronto
The engagement is announced of ORR
gen S. Seymour of Litchfield to Miss
Frances b. Lord of New York. Mr.
Seymour's fiancee is the daughter o.
Hon. Daniel Lord, a prominent member
u the New York bar. No date is set fol-
the wedding as yet
| Governor Lounsbury will attend the
reception of Admiral Dewey in New
| York, taking the Governors Foot Guart
and the Second regiment as an escort
The friends in New Haven of Captain
| Noyes Perkins of Westville, who has q
large plantation in st. CrolX, Danish w
L., Will learn with regret that his es-
tate was among those whose house and
plantation suffered severely in the cy-
clone which swept and devastated that
part of the country. Captain Perkins
son. who spent part of last winter in
town with friends, was at st. CroiX dur
ing the awful storm. 1t was at Captain
Perkins place, it will be remembered,
that the wedding of Captain and Mrs.
| ELLIS (N1rs. Whte) was solmenized.
George Munro of 90 Lake Place has
been visiting friends in Philadelphia
Miss Maggie Robb of West Hart
ford is visiting her aunt, Mrs James
Mustarde of "a Crown street
The resolutions lately passed by the
Adelphia Literary association on the
death of Milton j. Adler have been en-
crossed by c. H. Blakeslee for presenta-
ton to the family. The work is in pur-
pie upon white taffeta silk, bound in
white kid and is considered by those
who have seen it the most beautiful
work ever got out by Mr. Blakeslee.
Mrs w. F. Moves of Wooster Place
left Saturday to meet her son at Prov
idence, Harry w. Noyes, formerly of
Hillhouse High school class of SO, who
left in May to join the state league,
They will spend their vacation to-
gether at Newport, r. 1,
Benjamin c. Lum head clerk of the
New Haven Savings bank, with some of
his assistants, including William j.
Lum, Nathan H. futile, Walter r,
Downs, Lucius w. Hall and Arthur Fl.
Burr, had a very pleasant fishing trip
on the sound Saturday afternoon.
Salmon G.. Pease. the bookseller and
stationer, sailed for Europe last Satur-
day and will visit his brother in Aus
tria, Captain William B. Pease, a retir-
ed officer of the regular army, who en-
tered the service in 1862 as a member of
the old 18th c. V. Since his retirement
from the army he has most of the time
lived either in Germany or Austria
Mr.. and Mrs. Hobart b. Ives and the
Misses Ives of Whitney avenue are now
al bpir
return trip from Alaska. They will not
be home until about the middle of De-
tober.
Prof. and Mrs. Weir are at Branch
vile, this state.
E. B. Verrill is at Fryeburg, Me.
Mrs. Theodore Hagaman, who is at
Lake Champaign, is an old time friend
of Mrs. Mckinley, and frequently spent
the evening with the presidential party
while they We're at the Hotel Champlain.
She has been invited to visit them at
the White house this winter
Mr. and Mrs. John K. Beach, who are
at Moosehead Lake, are expected home
in a few days.
DR.. Frank Toomey of Bridgeport was
visiting friende in town Saturday.
Mrs. Pierce N. Welch, with her daugh-
tiers, Miss Marian and Miss Cora, also
Miss Galpin daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
S. A. Galpin, who is of the WEIGH party,
have gone for September to the White
They are staying at the
Forest Hills hotel, Forest Hill.
Rev. DR.. T. r. Munger and family are
expected home this week.
Bertrand A. Marcus of New York city
is visiting the family of Theodore Zun-
der of 1876 Bradley street. He was with
them for some time at Litchfield and
will spend a few days with them in the
city.
Staying with Mrs Eli Whitney at her
dbttage at Franconia is Miss May Rus
sell, the daughter of DR.. and Mrs. Rus
sell. Miss Whitney was among the pc
destrians' party from Forest Halls hotel
that climbed Mount Lafayette on Tues
day.
Mrs. Isaac Koch of Ed street who |
has been stopping several weeks in |
Litchfield returned home Saturday.
A. Oswald Pallman, son of Charles |
Pallman, the Chapel street merchant |
and a graduate of the Yale Law school, |
has begun the practice of law and has
opened an office in the Poll building.
Merton F. Sparks of Norwich return
I'd home Friday evening after a weeks
visit with friends in this city.
First Lieutenant Delbert r. Jones of
Meriden, recently appointed to the For
.y-third regiment, U. S, ", left this
,ity Saturday to join the regiment at
Fort Ethan Allen, VT. Lieutenant Jones
will open recruiting station there to
'ecruit men for this regiment.
DR.. and Mrs. S. D. Gilbert who left
or their summer vacation a week ago,
will spent September in the White noun
aims. They are at the Crawford house,
Crawford.
DR.. Rollin Mcneil who has been en-
Dying stay of several weeks at Lake
is expected home to-day.
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