The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1899-07-11
PERSONA l. ENIION.

| VI Tue summer.
The Misses Mae and Olive Bartlett of
No. 10 Court street are spending their
vacation in Portland and Glastonbury,
this state
Dr. Heady, a prominent physician in
Milford for many years, is still seriously
i'll. If anything there was slight
change for the better yesterday,
Mrs. Stephen G. Hotchkiss of Miles
City, Mon, is the guest Of her brother,
Samuel A. Stevens. She anticipates
much pleasure in seeing her many
friends, as it's now about ten years since
her last visit here
Franklin Fowler of New York city
and family are in Milford for the sum-
mer.
George 5. Allen and family of South
ington left for Pine orchard yesterday.
Miss Elizabeth Sargent, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry B. Sargent of
| Church street is at Nantucket, the
guest of Miss Pauline Macray, who was
guest of Miss Sargent this spring.
Miss Lottie Palmer of Manchester,
Conn, is spending her vacation with
Miss Lillian Rhodes of No. 81 Baldwin
| street.
| AfLlo9 <aNiCilINiC w OitSi VI ~NNN Di'ItS'ii
is visiting New Haven friends here.
| Mrs w. A. Warner and two children
| have gone to Detroit Mich, having
started for that city on Friday last
They are on a visit to Mrs Jacobs, the
sister of Mrs. Warner They will stay
several days.
Eugene Bennett of New Haven is also
among the summer sojourners at Nam
tuclSet, stopping at the Sea Cliff.
Mrs, Mary West and daughter Irene
of 256 Wooster street will spend their
annual vacation at Sharon Springs for a
few weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry A. Lyman of
Howe street, who have with them Miss
Edith Palmer. daughter of Rev. DR..
Ray Palmer. the fiance of Arthur Foote,
the tennis champion, are at the Nesbltt
house. Nantucket.
Gilbert G. Billings, the plumber, who
resides at No. / Pine street. and who
has been i'll with appendicitis for some
weeks, has nearly recovered and viii
soon be about He now sits up good
share of the day.
Miss Nellie Thompson of Fair Haven |
is visiting at Major e. L. Yields on
North Main street
Professor julius Tuckerman, teacher |
of modern languages at the Wallingford |
high school, left yesterday for stay in
Pawtucket, r. l.
Leo Morris and son Charles are stop
ping at the Sea View hotel, Savin Rock,
for their vacation.
Judge and Mrs Lynde Harrison left
for the west yesterday afternoon for
two weeks trip. They will visit Chi
cago and St Louis.
Louis Leyerzaph, chief clerk in the Of
flee of Advertising Agent Bromley in
the railroad office building, is down in
New Jersey on vacation trip.
E.x-Lieutenant Governor Dewell who
was on the Miranda exploring eXpedi-
ton in 1894, was one of the guests at an
Arctic dinner given in New York Satur-
day to DIR. Frederick Cook, who has
lately returned from the Antarctic re-
gions.
Miss Ellen Farrell of Al Davenport
avenue has returned from ten days
vacation spent in New York city and
Coney Island.
w. II. Mansfield, secretary and super
intendent of the Boston Asphalt COM
pany, has received for his company the
for laying an asphalt pave
ment in a portion of State street in
David Levi, well known old Hebrew
resident living at 60 Asylum street
dropped in faint on the green in front
If Trinity church yesterday. He was
taken home in the ambulance. Levi ia
4 well known and respected resident 1t
Il L,o n trnt, n n financial
way recently, having worried because he
was unable to pay the premiums on
70 900 insurance in the Chosen Friends
society. t
Mrs. Roland T. Warner and two chill
lren left yesterday for visit to Mr. and
Mrs. w. O. Montgomery of Belle Ha-
zen, N. c., where they will stay several l
weeks. Mr.. Warner went with them as I
ar as New York to see them safely en- J
parked on one of the Old Dominion line t
# steamers for Norfolk Mr. and Mrs. /
montgomery were formerly residents of !
7air Haven up TO five years ago when c
hey removed to North Carolina. /
Clarence S. Spalding, Yale '9S s., son 2
f Druggist w A. Spalding, who is in
usiness in Detroit, is in this city for a
rief vacation.
Messrs. |. A. Kelsey and G. e. Graham
{ West Haven sail to-day on their u
chooner yacht Adrienne for a two 9
reeks' fishing to the eastward. The 81
.drienue has been thoroughly overhaul ~
d during the winter, and repainted IS
he vessel will return to this city in o'
me to participate in the annual cruise !,
{ the New Haven Yacht club w
Leave of absence from the 10th inst. 1'
August IS, with permission to leave W.
lie state. is granted First Lieutenant -
wight E. Bowers, battalion adjutant, y,
ocond regiment, c. N, G. -
Rev. Harlan Creelman of Yale u1liver- -
ty will supply the pulpit of the. Con- - -
regatonal church next Sunday at
insdale, Mass.
Isaac Morris. one of our we'll known
wnsmen and former clothing mer- n,
lant celebrated his birthday anniver-
Try yesterday by providing q generous
for many Of his friends -,
The Springfield Republican Of Sunday -,
ID this interesting article concerning ~
av. Albert L. Whitaker, who is well Vi
lown in Walingford and in this city; -
Rev. Albert S. Whitaker of Clinton, -
o., has been engaged as assistant to 80
g rectors of st, Johns Episcopal IA
urches in North Adams and Williams 70
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