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

Hubbell, Miss Hammond, Mi. Levi
and Mr.. Baldwin. Principal Breede'
family came to this city last Saturda.
and took up their quarters at No. Z
Mansfield street.
Mrs. Henry Champion, regent of Mary
Clap Wooster chapter, d. A. r., has re
turned from stay of two months
Lake Winnipeg.
Mrs. S. S. Thompson. who mas re-
turned from a fortnights vacation
spent in the Adirondacks, the guest OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Porter of TINS
city at their camp in the mountains
will resume her musical duties at tht
Church of the Redemer next sunday
During her absence from the city MISS
Lulu L. Kusterer of Bridgeport was mel
substitute.
Miss Susan T. Newell of West Haven
is the guest of Mrs. w. II. Johnston OF
New York at her summer home, Rock
ledge, Indian Neck.
DR.. and Mrs. Whitney of Westzeld
Mass. have returned from Grove Beach.
Miss Nellie Heating, a stenographer
employed by Frederick I. Munson, an
oil agent with headquarters in the First
National bank building, sailed for Cuba
yesterday afternoon, having secured a
position with the Red Cross society.
She will be stenographer for the man
ager entrusted by Miss Clara Barton
with much of the work of the society in
Cuba.
Robert Bradley of South Main street,
Branford, has taken house in New
Haven for the winter, and expects to
move his family here soon. Mr.. Brad
ley does this in order to be nearer his
business.
Mrs. r. NJ. Harrison, wife of Rev. DR..
Harrison of Brooklyn, is spending a few
days at the home of her parents in
Branford.
Masters Howard and Dewitt Chap
man of Waterbury are the guests of
their aunt, Mrs. S. A. Chapman, in
Madison.
Henry BONN of Bradford, who, when
on the road to recovery from severe
Illness, suffered a relapse, is again con-
valescng
V. T. Hammer of Branford entertain
ed a party of friends on his yacht Rival
on Wednesday, A very pleasant sail
was a feature of the afternoon. Among
the guests were Miss Lou Parker of
Meriden, DIR. Frank Parker and Rector
Winkley of Trinity church.
James McGovern of Branford is very
i'll at the home of Mrs Foell on Monroe
street. Father Mccarthy is almost in
constant attendance at the sick bed of
the young man, who is entirely without
relatives.
W. Sanford Evans Of Toronto has is
frN
attend the wedding of his sister, Miss
Charlotte Gertrude, to Frank H. Osborn
of Philadelphia The wedding takes
place Tuesday. September IL, at p. m.
Mr.. Osborn Is a well known vocal teach
er in Philadelphia and is a brother of
e. S. Osborn of this city, with whom he
will spend few days on the wedding
trip. The future home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Osborn will be in Philadelphia.
Eugene T. Mccain, brother of
James E. Mccain, has been appointed
agent in this state for Christian
brewery'of Newark, New
Jersey.
Mrs. NJ. A. Bartlett and children of
No. AZ Court street are visiting at Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Wright's at East
Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hart d. Munson and
Mr.. and Mrs Prentice w. Chase left
for Mystic yesterday afternoon. They
will spend the remainder of the week
there.
Miss Jennie Camp of No. II Hamilton
street is visiting the family of r. M.
reilly. steward of the steamer Peck, at
their home on Lexington avenue, Brook
yn.
James T. Moran received letter from
Kendall yesterday stat
ing that he would return to this city to-
1t is expected that the super
will announce the names of
several new high school teachers soon
after his return
Mrs. Tracy b, Warren of Bridgeport
has presented to the Bridgeport public
ibrary a copy Of the recently published
Life and Work of Thomas Dudley, |
second Governor of Massachusetts by |
Augustine Jones. Mrs. Warner is a |
meal descendant of Governor Dudley. |
She was former New Haven resident
md has many society friends. Her |
husband is an ex-lieutenant of the New |
Haven Grays.
Miss Lillian Stoddard and Miss Emma |
Ooolittle have been among those from
Cheshire attending the Mortified con-
'entions thus summer. Rev. James Ire
asks of Brookvale spent two weeks at |
he Moody conferences.