The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1899-09-01

H. Gebbie, of Fair Haven Heights
started for their home in Waycross, Ga
| Wednesday morning. Mr. Howard, who
is associated with the Plant system
could not remain away any longer from
business las his chief registrar of the
| Relief hospital department at Way
cross Mrs. Howards health is some
what improved. Mrs. III. B. Sotore,
another sister of Mrs. Gebbie, will start
for her home in Kalamazoo, Mich, Sep
TENDER 6, after having a very enjoyable
visit. Mrs. Soitore was Miss Minnie
| Bowden and was resident of New Ha-
ven some twenty years ago. Mrs. Sol
tore sees great many improvements
in that time in New Haven.
e. A, Kingsbury, who recently sold
his property at Pine Orchard to A. M.
| Young, has purchased a new home in
| East Haven, and expects to remove his
| family thence at an early date. Mrs
| Kingsbury's health is somewhat i'm
proved.
The following members of the Rock
land club attended the clubs annual
| shore dinner Wednesday at the cottage
| at Rockland Park, Cosey Beach, of Da-
vid Corey, eX-president of the former
New Haven Street Railway: Congress
man N. D. Sperry w. j. Atwater, eX
Mayor George f. Holcomb, Samuel H.
Kirby, Is. A. Manu. Jr., Thomas H.
Sullivan, Jesse d. WEIGH, Controller
Jonathan N. Rowe, ex-Alderman Hull
of the Ninth ward, Police Commissioner
j. III. Clarke, r. w. Wilcox of the
Bungalow" husband of Ella Wheeler
Wilcox, James j. LaWton, Ed. Thomp-
son of East Haven, Mr.. Thompson and
Messrs. Holly and Griffin of Danbury.
The bake was prepared by Captain
Chidsey of East Haven, veteran in
the art, and was immensely enjoyed.
Captain Chidsey's stirring narratives of
past events interested the party and af-
ter dinner the club, by invitation of j.
D. WEIGH, took a sail on his naphtha
launch He landed the party at Mans
fields Grove. When the trolley cars for
home We're taken the club gave three
rousing cheers for their host of the day,
Mr.. Corey and his co-workers
At the annual reunion Of the Fowler
family held on Wednesday al the town
hall in Middlefeld members of the fam
lily were present from North Guilford,
Southngton, Durham, Middlefield and
this city. About sixty sat down at the
annual dinner, and after a tempting
banquet, speeches were made by some
fifteen or twenty, which We're inter
spersed with music. The following Off
GERS were elected: President, Charles
A. Hickox; vice president Burton Girls
void; secretary and treasurer, Silas w.
Fowler. The next reunion will be held
at the town hall in Guilford.
Herbert Nelson of New Haven, Nor
ton Hatch of New Bedford, Mass, and
Barnes Hoadley broke up camp life at
the Branford coast yesterday Master
Hoadley has been in camp since July 4
with various parties of his young asso-
ciates.
John Williams left Wednesday for
New York, where he will take a short
course in one of the large hospitals
Miss Chaplain of Church and Grove
streets has returned from a sojourn in
the White Mountains.
Mrs. Charles Greenwood Of York
street has gone to Greenwich and will
away until September IS.
John G. Homan of New Haven is
spending his vacation with his daugh-
ter, Mrs. Frank D. Howell, at Dividing
Crek, N. ], He will also attend the |
G.. A. r. encampment at Philadelphia.
Mrs. Fisher of Logansport, Ind, is the /
guest of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. 1.
of Orange street.
Charles H. Clarke of this city has re-
turned from Havana, and is spending
his vacation with his sister, Mrs. G. L.
at City Point.
Professor Sanford and Harry Jepson,
who have been in Europe all summer,
sailed yesterday for home on the steam
ship Kaiser Wilhelm der Crosse.
Mrs Annie E. Fielder of Jersey City
is visiting her nephew, Gilbert l.. Ho-
man, at City Point
Gertrude and Harriet Linsley, daugh-
tiers of Ralph Linsley, formerly of
Branford who have been summerng at
the residence of their grandparents,
Deacon and Mrs. Linsley of the Gull
ford Turnpike, left for their home in
Trenton, N. j., yesterday.
Miss Kittie Carberry of this city is
visiting her nephew in Providence, r. I.
Master Edward Henderson of No.
Brown street entertained few of his
little friends at his home Wednesday
IL leluOOil III IlDHDI VI his ullH run
lay. He received many pretty pres
ents from his young guests. Among
hose present were olga Sonney Heley,
Gertrude Molloy Iva Otis, Mamie Ira
yers, Lizzie Travers, Nellie Bromley,
Mamie Bromley, Joe Moloy, Walter
IolIoy Lottie Gress, Willie Maley and
Edward Henderson.
Governor Lounsbury and his staff
went to Plainfield yesterday to attend
he bi-centennal celebration They
we're the guests in Plainfield of General
Atwood.
The Westport correspondent of the
Bridgeport Standard yesterday says:
'he celebration of golden wedding in ,
1amden. Conn, on Wednesday, Sep !,
ember ID, will be of interest to many
Who knew the groom, Norris Mix, as a
esident here more than fifty years ago.
ar. Mix came to Westport about the .
ear 1914 and learned the trade of cab :
net maker with the then leader in that !
me, Allen Renond, who is still here
nd in good health at the age of eighty :
tx years He was a favorite among
he young ladies at that time and it !
as evident he could have been accepted
1 marriage by any of them His heart r
'as cold to all smiters, but in 1S49 G
ielded to the fairest one crossing his +
rack, Miss Maria Hendrick of Hamden