The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1899-08-03
gust for months vacation. His wife

gust for months vacation. His wife
and family will remain in town.
John S. Parmele of 1926 Cedar street
was stricken with an attack Of vertigo
yesterday morning on Chapel street,
near the green. Mr. Parmelee was hav-
ing his shoes polished when the sudden
illness came upon him. He was carried
TO MS nome in the police ambulance.
Deacon and Mrs. j. C. North will go
to Buffalo next week where the former
will attend the fire underwriters con-
yention. The trip will include visit
to Niagara Falls and will last a week.
Miss Minnie Wuterich, who has been
visiting with Rev. M. A. Woodford at
his home in Quaker Farms, oxford, with
other friends for about three weeks, re-
turned to her home in Yalesville on Fri
day Of last week. ..t
Third Vice President Fitzpatrick of
| Peoria, ILL.,, addressed a meeting of the
| Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen, held
at the old Union armory Tuesday even
| ing, and urged closer bonds of union be-
| tween the men. The local organization
| is one of the strongest branches of the
| Trainmen's Brotherhood in the country.
Colonel H. A. Beebe of the Boys
Brigade will spend his vacation at Nj
antic-the first week as the guest Of
friends, the second at Camp Lounsbury
with his company in the c. N. G.
Mr.. and Mrs Herbert ]. Augur left
town yesterday for a month5s absence,
which will be passed at East Morris,
Conn.
Mr.. Eyre, of the firm of Prince &
Whitley of New York, is in town for
few days taking charge of the firms
New Haven office during the absence of
C. B. Bolmer, who is enjoying his vaca-
tion in the Catskills. Yesterday after
business hours Mr.. Eyre was the guest
of eXHigh Sheriff Tomlinson, superin-
tendent of the Milford and Bridgeport
trolley line.
Mrs. George A. Maycock and her two
youngest children are spending a fort
night in Ridgefield. Her two sons are
spending their holiday in Woodbridge.
John Wilson Murphy will have served
ten years as elevator attendant in the
Insurance building on September Q. This
was the first elevator put in an Office
building in this city, and never had an
accident,
Mrs w. S. Crofut of Whalley avenue,
her sister, Mrs. James Golden of Nor
walk, and Miss Florence Adams, daugh- |
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. r. G. Adams went
to Boston yesterday, the two first nam
ed to visit Mrs. Fl. E. Dodge, formerly |
of this city; Miss Adams to be the guest |
of her uncle. Mrs. Crofut Mrs Golden |
and Mrs. Dodge will together make
trip to the White mountains next week. !
Tba ApJ 10 eel
st. Roses church in Meriden, whose
parents reside in this city, has been
transferred by Bishop Tierney to take
charge of the Immaculate Conception
church in Ansonia. Father Carrigan
was ordained to the priesthood early
last December and has been stationed at
the Meriden church since February. He
has made hosts of friends while in the
Silver City and will be missed by many
at that place.
William J. Maher, the tailor, who has
been i'll for ten days with stomach
troubles, was greatly improved yester-
day and expects to return to business
to-day
Miss Florence Riggs of Oxford was
given a genuine surprise party at her
home on the Seymour road on Friday
evening of last week. About forty of
her young friends from New Haven,
New York, Seymour and Oxford gath
cred at neighbor's The evening was
passed with music, dancing in
the barn and various other ways. A
fine repast was served.
August arrivals at the Pequot club
house are MI and Mrs. G. w. Girod,
child and maid, of Brooklyn; Mrs. F. r.
Luckey, child and maid: L. C. Corbett,
Miss Morris, Mr.. and Mrs. E. NJ Arm
strong, Major and Mrs c. f. Rounds,
and family, all Of New Haven; James
q. Ever Of Boston, Miss Florence
lanes of Seymour, Mr. and Mrs. j. e.
Berger of Mt Clair N. J.
Mrs Robert Ives of this city is spend
ng two weeks at the home of her sister,
Mrs. V, F. Hammer in Branford. Miss
Josephine Mabbitt, another sister who ,
mas been enjoying camp life in the
Maine woods for the past month, arriv-
ID yesterday.
Mrs. Edward Munson of Whitney ave-
Tue Is chaperoninS a party of ten :
JOung girls at a Short Beach cottage.
Most of the girls were in the 80 gradu- !
lting class at Mrs. Cadys school. !
Among them are Mrs. Munson's two !
daughters, Miss Maud and Miss Stella, ;
Miss Alberta Kelsey, Miss Alice Shin
niger, Miss Edna Mason Miss Bertha :
Warner and Miss Moulthrop.
Following is list of those in Cheshire
Who have passed their examinations for
he high school; The Misses Jeanne BEN
lett, Alice Higgins, Grace johnson
1mma Brooks, Margaret Coleman, Eliza
Soche Alma Hotchkiss, Ralph Brooks
lark Bishop, John Hoyt and Howard
Rice. Thirteen were conditioned and
our rejected, making twenty-eight ap-
licants for admission.