The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1899-09-04
PERSONAL MENTION.


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Thomas M. Hughson Of Thompson
| Belden's is spending his vacation at nj
4 agara Falls and Saratoga,
Mr.. and Mrs William Marshall o
this city are spending few days will
/ relatives in Cromwell.
Mrs. A. Heaton Robertson, with hel
! son, Heaton, jr., and daughter Mabel
/ has returned from a stay of two weeks
at the Hygeia, Block Island There was
a delightful musical colony at the hote
during Mrs Robertson's stay.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stunt Of this city are
1 visiting Dr. G. V. Vroom of East Had.
dam.
Professor and Mrs A. J. Dubois are
planning to build cottage at Holder
ness, N. H., for their occupation next
summer.
| Miss Gertrude Cook of Millerton, N
j., Miss Daisy Parker of this city and
FL. Cook of Springfield are the guests of
w. j. Valentine Of Indian Neck avenue,
Branford Point.
The Misses Mae Dalton and Jennie
Russell of Meriden start to-day for a
two weeks trip to Saratoga
Charles Bassett, assistant clerk in the
department Of public works, left for
Brooklyn Saturday morning, where ne
spent Sunday and will also spend Labor
day visiting friends
Mrs. G. Frank Bradley of Dorman
street and her daughter Mildred Dor
othy, have returned from a three weeks
trip. stopping in Winsted at the home
of Senator Samuel A, Herman, also with
Frederick Smith and Attorney Walter
Holcombe of Torrington
Mr.. and Mrs. Elliott Mayer of SIT Or
chard street have gone on two weeks
vacation to Newark Mount Kisco, AL
bany and Saratoga.
Invitations to the wedding of Miss
Antoinette Florence Fuller, daughter OF
Noah Fl. Fuller, and the Rev. Burdette
Boardman Brown have been issued, the
ceremony to take place at noon Thurs
day, September IA, at the First NJ q.
church They will be "at home after
october at Middlefeld.
Miss Gertrude Mitchell and brother
of I.ynwood street, this city, are guests
of their relative Cattle Commissioner
RI. o. AVerill and family, at New Pres
ton, Conn. A progressive euchre party
was eivcn in their honor last Tuesday
evening.
Mrs. Charles H. Monsoon of Is Lyn-
wood street, returned to the city Satur-
day from Stratford Saturday for short
stay, going back to STAFFORD in the
evening. She spent three weeks in wa
tertown, and has been in Stratford the
past fortnight
Professor George L. Beers, who was
haRiDtp
saved a child from drowning at Mil
ford, wishes the report corrected. as ne
did not arrive on the scene until after
the drowning accident He simply as
sisted In recovering the bodies OF the
two children who were drowned.
S. II. Pease of the firm Of Pease &
Son sailed Saturday for Germany,
where he will remain only for a short
time. Mr.. Pease had news last week of
the Illness of one of his nieces, Mr.
Swezey of the firm. who has been trav-
cling in Europe the past summer, Is ex-
pected home this week.
C. w. Blakeslee & Sons of this city
have the contract for putting in sew
eral new bridges in the town Of East
Hampton and a member of the firm
visited that town Friday for the pur-
pose of making preliminary prepara-
lions.
Cards are out announcing the twenty
third wedding anniversary celebration
Of Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Lewis at their
residence, No. 500 George street, to-n1or-
row.
Major Edward NJ. Clark of the Foot
Guards has had beautiful set Of horse
NJoi fsfarlr is the
first commander Of the Governors Foot
Guards, Second company, for years to
ride horse at the head Of his COM
mand, and rides like a trained horse
man,
Mrs. buckingham, Mr.. Ham of New
Haven, also Mr., Baker and Miss Hess
of New York. will spend the remaining
days Of their vacation at Sea View cot
tage, Cosey Beach
Mrs. f. s. Osborn, with her son and
daughter, has returned from two
months stay at Lake Sunapee New
Hampshire They were guests at the
station Lake house while there.
M. e. Kendall of 127 Henry street has
returned to New Maven after spending
the month Of August at Hough's cot
tage, Cosey Beach.
Mrs. Sara T. Kinney, who has been
absent enjoying a vacation season in
Maine for the past six weeks, has re-
turned
Frederick Hausman and daughter of
Chestnut Hill have returned home after
spending a week at Cosey Beach.
Mr. and Mrs. I, b. Klock Joined their
son and wife, Mr., and Mrs. William
Klock of Meriden, at Pine orchard Sat
urday for few days recreation.
M. B. Newton, the banker and broker
and family have returned from Cosey
Beach after a delightful vacation at Mr..
Bassett'a cottage
Mrs Charles X Caldwell of Lynwood
street has returned from a months Wis
1t to her son in New York and her sis
ter in Baltimore, and has now gone on
a few days driving trip through the
state.
Fire Chief Fancher is spending the
remaining days of his vacation with I'd
ward l.. PheIan at EdgeWater cottage, |
Iosey Beach.
Mrs. Hettie Bradley Kelley Of Hart
ford, the well known singer is travel
ng in Canada at present. She has sung
1t one or two musicales during her trip
and made a fine impression with her
cultivated singing
H. c. Barber and family, S. T. Brown
and Mrs James smith all of Collins |