The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1899-07-21
PERSONAL KENTIoN.

street will pass the summer at Bar Har.
Dor.
Miss Clara Sexton of Springfield
Mass, is the guest of Mr. and Mrs
Frederick V. Bowman of Maple street
for few days. Miss Sexton is a So
prano in one of the prominent churches
in Springfield.
Miss Lillian Wilson of Lombard street
is visiting in Meriden.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Trowbridge of
College street are at Indian Neck.
H. j. Baston is spending the week at
Danielson.
Mrs. William G. Cowell of Elm street
left on the 9Th of July to spend the
month in Bristol, vt.
Mrs. William Todd Miss Alice Porter
is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jo-
seph Porter of Whitney avenue.
Miss Julie B. Park of this city is at
West Beach, Westbrook, the guest of
the Misses Parker.
Mrs. j. Hogan and the Misses Hogan
of Broadway have taken cottage at
Savin Rock.
Miss Celia Curran of Broad street is
| spending a vacation of two weeks with
friends in Meriden.
Miss Mabel Moore, daughter of John
! Moore, contractor in the cartridge de-
| partment at Winchester's, has gone to
| Woodbury., where she will stay for three
weeks.
Miss Bessie Lewis of "a Dewitt street
and Miss Ethel French have gone to
| Pittsburg for an extended visit. On
their way they will stop at Washington
| for a short time.
| Elliott Watrous will be at Litchfield
| all summer.
| Miss NJ Lewis of this city is staying
! at Fenwick Hall, F'enwick.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Kennedy of this
city are at the International hotel, Nj
agara Falls, guests of Ray Salt Clark of
the hotel.
Mr.. Newport, the Connecticut repre-
sentative of the New York Preferred
Accident Insurance company, returned
Wednesday from weeks vacation
spent at Great Darlington. He recently
returned from trip to Dayton, Ohio
where his sister resides, a pleasure and
business tour combined.
Mrs Elizabeth C. Paterson of AZ Col
lege street and her daughter, Miss
Katherine, have returned from the
Catskills.
Miss NJ G. Cannon of Liberty street
has returned from pleasant trip to
Michigan and the Great Lakes.
Miss j. DAILY of 127 Lloyd street is
spending a two weeks vacation in New
York.
Mrs. J. A. Bassett and Mrs. Geneveve
Woodruff of this city are at the Buell.
cottage, Westbrook.
Mrs. Louis S. Cohn of % Broad street
has gone to Huntingdon, VT, to spend
six weeks with relatives.
Winthrop E. Dwight spent Sunday at
Litchfield with his people, exPresident
and Mrs. Dwight, going there from New
York.
Governor Lounsbury has appointed
Captain John H. Hewitt of the tug
Rambler deputy harbor master for
New Haven harbor for term of three |
years. Captain Hewitt will assist Har-
Dor Master w. E. Morgan. The duties
of the harbor master and assistant are
to keep the channels clear and pass up I
on grievances of the ship captains.
Mrs. Ansel Brooks of this city is at |
Clinton for the season, a guest at the |
Clinton house
Deputy Dairy Commissioner r. O. |
Eaton with Mrs. Eaton and his daugh-
ter, Flora Eaton, and Dairy Commits
sioner j. B. Noble of Hartford will
leave soon for Block Island where they
will spend ten days.
Mrs. John Neyenhouse and two chill
dren from Utica are the guests of Mrs,
Charles c. Van Sans of Montowese
street, Branford
Roy Bartholomew and Charles Cook
of Branford spent Wednesday evening
at Savin Rock.
Captain John Spencer of Branford left
Wednesday for Stonington where he
will join Mr.. Hamer and party on the
yacht Rival and proceed with the New
Haven Yacht club on their annual
cruise to Newport and New Bedford
James r. Quinn, p G. M, of Bran
ford, attended a meeting of the Past
Grands lodge at New Haven Wednesday
night.
E. E. Smith of the Meriden Record
with his family is enjoying life by the
sea, at the Hastings cottage, at Indian
Neck.
S. A. Griswold of Branford spent the
yesterday at Sachem's Head with
friends.
The Misses Quinlan of East Main
street, Branford had as their guests
during the week Miss Katherine Harty,
a teacher from New Haven. Miss Har-
ty came here for the Revolutionary ex-
hibition at the library.
Eli Ives of New Haven is ENJOYING a
weeks vacation at his home at Pine
Orchard.
District Deputy p, G. M. ]. H. Cole
man and staff installed the officers of ]
he Royal Blackstone lodge of the In
dependent Order of Odd Fellows last
hight at Pythian hall there. !
Il. M. Dugan and family of Middle {
own are at the Buckingham cottage | |
1t Indian Neck f
Mrs George Marsh and two children s
md Miss Anna Hull and Marguerite /
we're among the Branford people on the s
Tohn II. Starn for Glen Island yester- +
lay '
Hugh J. Christie and wife of No 20 {
Myrtle street will sail to-day for an ex- t
ended trip to Europe. While there they S
will visit many relatives. s
Miss Coralenne Russell of Branford s
las for her guests her sisters, Miss EN- /
ma Augusta Baldwin, principal of the c
stamford high school, and Mrs Mary /
fierce Of New York f
Miss Mamie Davis of New York is the \
uest of Mrs. Luther Robbins II South L