The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1899-07-18
EERSONAL lIENTION.

Montclair, N. j., the guest of Theodore
Il. Carter.
Levi Snow of this city, who has beer
visiting his brother, Melvin E. Snow il
Winsted, has gone to Washington this
state, where his family is spending the
summer.
George Ansel Austin the banjoist and
| Instructor is spending the summer ir
Scion, Me-, where Mrs. Austin has beer
! for some time.
Mrs. Mary Bailey and daughter Flor.
ence of Fair Haven are the guests OF
Mrs. Bailey'S sister-in-l law Mrs Mary
Polhemus of Broom street, East Bridge
| port. They will return home some time
next week.
Announcement is made of the engage
No. S6S George street, son of George E.
Stiles of Willimantic, to Miss Grace S.
Holmes of South Windham, daughter
of M. E. Harlow Holmes.
| d. R. Reed of Central avenue, East
| Bridgeport, came Sunday to join his
wife in Fair Haven. They will remain
| about a week and then return home
Miss Frances A. Willard and Miss Ell
len Killude of New Haven are at the
Turner house, Bethlehem, in the White
Mountains
The Rev r. G. Hanna and family of
Southington will move this week to
Shelton, where Mr.. Hanna has received
a call from the Baptist church.
Bernard f. Kelly, night editor of the
Connecticut branch of the Associated
Press, left here yesterday for a three
weeks vaction trip, much of which will
be spent on the water. He will sail
from Boston on Wednesday for Halifax
and, after remaining there a few days,
will go to Prince Edwards Island, re-
turning after fortnight's visit to that
place.
Miss Teresa Reynolds of 436 Chapel
street gave a reception at her home
Sunday evening in honor of her guest,
Miss Margaret Norton and her nephew,
John Norton of Jersey City. Fine vocal
and musical selections were rendered,
dancing following until the wee hours in
the morning, when a special train was
waiting at the depot. Many out of town
friends We're present from New YORK,
New Jersey and Brooklyn.
George p. Starkweather, son OF Su-
perintendent Starkweather of the New
Haven hospital, is at Block Island for
a week at the Manisses house.
Henry S. Wilcox and wife of Meriden
are at the Montowese house, Indian
Neck.
Albert S. Rogowski left yesterday for
Chatham, N. Y, to remain until the
end of the month.
Mrs. f. e. Smith and children of Mer-
iden are at Indian Neck, Branford, for
a few weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs w. E. Chandler of High
street, with their family, will leave
tomorrow for Enfield, Mass.
Frank w. Benedict and wife are at
Clifton Springs for stay of several
weeks.
Rev William Koepchen went to Hol
yoke, Mass, Sunday afternoon, where
he preached the sermon at the corner
stone exercises of the new Lutheran
church. The new $4,000 structure was
built to replace the one destroyed by
fire in last Februarys blizzard.
Georg w. Little of this city will pass
the summer at Chautauqua, N. Y.
Frank Warner, bookkeeper at Church
& Morse's, Meriden, who with his wife
and daughter have been at Indian Neck
for two weeks. returned Saturday.
Mrs f. A. Lane and daughter, Miss
Anna Won Claim, and Miss Sarah Lew
Is, left yesterday morning for several
weeks stay al Eagles Rest, Lake War |
Mrs. F. E. Human Of Meriden is oc"
3upying her cottage at Pine Orchard
L. w Bowers has gone to Winnetka, |
III.
Roswell Neal of Southington left for |
Voodmont Saturday where he VIII |
spend the week at the cottage of L. B.
Neal.
Mr.. and Mrs. b. j. Skilton of 449
Howard avenue have gone to Derby.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Emo of Simsbury
ire spending the summer with Mrs,
Inos parents. Mr. and Mrs. Collins of
George C. Phelps, the photographer,
las returned from his vacation, which A
vas very enjoyable.
r. T. Clark left Watham, Mass, on
uly IA en- route for Washington, D. c.,
n an Orient motor quadricycle. He will
,e in New Haven about July 20 at the
tore of the Veru Bicycle and Rubber
100 orange street, where he
viii be pleased to demonstrate the
Working Of this machine to any one in
crested The success Of orient motor
ycles was demonstrated on July at
Valtham, Mass, when Pierce rode 3121a
niles in twelve hours, paced by two
,rient motor tandems, breaking all
revious worlds records
Isaac Bromley is among the guests
egistered at the Sea Cliff Inn, Nan
lcket.
Rev DR.. Thomas r. Pynchon, ex-
resident of Trinity college, Hartford.
spending a few days in New Haven
-<h relatives.
Mrs. Ada Hill Martlett has just re-
lrned from three weeks vacation
)ent on the Bethany Hills
Miss Della Talbot of Trumbull street s
as gone to Ireland on a short visit to l
ar parents.
Cards announcing the marriage of {
leir daughter Miss Clara Louise Bach t
an, to Charles Edwin Granniss for /
erly of this city, have just been sent c
1t by Mr.. and Mrs. j. Arnold Bachman /
Kansas City. The wedding took t
ace on Wednesday, June 90. O
Miss Eliza Smith and her niece Miss V
lillian Campbell of New York, are the d
,eStS nf Miss Smiths sister Mrs TOlr | :,