The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1899-09-14
ABOUT NEW HAVEN PEOPLE
AND IHEIR JOURNEYINGS AND
OUTINGS.
Many Pleasant Days spent at Seashore
and Mountatn-A Number of We'd
dtngs.

Many Pleasant Days spent at Seashors
and Mountatn-A Number of Wed
dings.
Mrs. Frederick D. Earle, who has
been at North Kent all summer, has re-
turned to town.
Assistant Postmaster futile and fam
lily and Col R. S. Woodruff and family,
have gone to Athol, Mass, to remain
two weeks.
George D. Seymour, of the lawyers
firm of Seymour & Earle, sailed from
Liverpool for home on Tuesday on the
Cunard Liner Oriana.
Mrs. Rose Caslin, of rs Ward street,
left to-day for Paris, Bourbon county,
Kentucky, to visit her uncle, eX-Mayor
Roger OConnor and cousins.
The welding of Miss Jennie Mallory,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. L. Z. Mallory
of Fair Haven Heights and A. Mer-
win Grey is to take place on October 8.
Mrs. John w. Ferris, of Georgetown,
spent last week in New Haven, the
guest of Mr.. Ferris parents.
The Misses Hammond of Stamford,
who have been spending their vacation
in New Haven, have returned to Broad
street, Stamford, for the winter Miss
Hammond has charge of the primary
department of the Waterside school,
and Miss Edith Hammond is teacher
in the Elm street school.
Miss Julia A. Purcell, of los Asylum
street, daughter of Mrs. James Pur-
cell of Meriden, was married Tuesday
at st. Johns rectory to Frank E. Jones
OF Lynchburg, Va, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank e. Jones of Wooster street, this
city.
Miss Grace Bucker, who has been
visiting her sister, Mrs. Arnold, No. 81
Pleasant street, left for Niagara Falls
and the Thousand Islands, to be gone
till October 2S.
Frederick Carlson Carl Brandt and
Israel Granquist and Otto Swanson
went to Bridgeport yesterday morning
as delegates from this city to the con-
vention of Swedish Republicans clubs
Delegates from all parts Of the state
are present.
Cards have been issued by Mr.. and
Mrs. John Bulford of Lawrence street
for the wedding of their daughter Miss
Mary D. Bulford, and Harry Physsk
of Austin, Texas, on Thursday, Sep
TENDER 81.
Frederick Gulford, the well known
musician has been elected leader of the
Old Guard band, succeeding William
Goldenbl11ne. Under his leadership the
members predict that the band will
soon be in the front rank.
Miss Josephine Dillon of Reid &
Hughes, Waterbury, who has been al
Woodmont for two weeks, has returned
after very pleasant trip.
S. T. Thsyer and family of lao Dwight
street, returned home Tuesday after
spending the season at Woodmont-on-
the-Sound.
Hiss j. A. Kolb of Davenport ave-
nue. has returned after four weeks
spent among the Berkshire Hills and .
in Springfield.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Platt of SO
Summer street, have returned from .
visit to Philadelphia are now stopping
at Woodmont.
Rev. N. H. Whittlesey of New Haven
secretary of the National Council of
CONGREGATIONAL churches, preached at
the Congregational church, East Ha-
ven, Tuesday He presented the need
of charging the fund for ministerial
aid.
Among those who participated in the
memorial service of Excelsior chapter,
o. E. s., Tuesday night were: Solo,
Miss Sadie Thompson, accompanied
nv Mr.. Portera; reading of obituary no
tice by the secretary; address by the
Rev. George w. Phillips; tenor solo,
Thomas Fl. Williams; recitation, Mrs.
Harriet Noble; remarks by grand secre-
tary. Mrs. A. E. Leeds; bass solo, Wal
for s Garde: address, by Judge l.. p.
general remarks by members
and officers solo, Miss Sadie Thompson
The closing ceremony was very impress
sive.
Miss Antoinette Florence Fullerton,
daughter of N. B. Fullerton of No IL
COLLEGE street and Rev. Burdette
Roardman Brown of Middlefeld, will
,e united in marriage to-day at noon In
the First M. E. church by Rev. DR..
1,dridge. After the service at the
,hurch a few intimate friends and rela
ives. together with the bridal party,
will go to the house for the wedding
breakfast. A great many invitations
nave been issued for the church. Mr.. {
md Mrs Brown will be "at home" Oc-
ober 2 at Middlefield. I
u.
Michael T. Joyce have been elected to
membership in the Sarsfield Guard. All
mt three or four members of the conf I
,anv have signitied their intention to
70 TO New York for the Dewey parade.
The Rev. Joseph Kossalko, pastor OF
Il Johns Slovenian church, Bridge r
ort. has brought suit against the pub 4
shers of the American SlaVonian Ga Y
cite for $25, 900 damages alleging libel c
nd defamation of character. The pa r
er is published in Pittsburg, the hot f
ed of turbulent Slavonians. The suit d
, brought through the Queens county @
upreme court f
Edward S. Bassett, son of Mr.. and a
IRIS Nemcomb M. Bassett of New Ha- n
an and Miss Helen E. Chase, of Cleve- :,
md o.. will be united in marriage at Y
leveland to-day. Mr.. and Mrs Bas- n
,tt have gone to Cleveland and viii .
q nresent at the wedding. After the IL
yedding trip Mr.. and Mrs. Edward S.
asset will live at Brookline, Mass,
!, Mr.. Bassetts business interests are
Boston. 5
Vincent Crowley of Bridgeport, n
arober of the Sixteenth y, S. infantry, a
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