The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1899-08-10
PERSONAL MENTION.

ington avenue.
Harry Houston, the supervisor o
) penmanship in the public schools, ant
MIS-. houston, have gone to Paxton
Mass They will remain there durinl
the remainder Of August and will no
return to New Haven until the fall tern
of the schools begins.
William Bartell of Marion has c
splinter from the Inflated trolley cal
that went over the trestle work neal
Shelton Sunday. Mr.. Bartell was OF
the car following and was at the scene
Shortly after the accident occurred.
Mr.. and Mrs, George l.. Benton of 5!
Grove street are receiving congratula
tions because of the arrival at theil
home of baby girl. Mother and child
are doing well.
Fred Woodruff of Main street, South
ington, who has been on the sick list
is recovering rapidly. Mr.. Woodruff S
father Is now i'll.
Frank S. Hines, until recently general
! superintendent of the Winchester ave-
nue. road, will shortly accept the posi-
ton of superintendent of the Derby and
Stratford road, on which the trolley
disaster occurred Sunday. Mr.. Hines
was with the Winchester road for five
years, and is a well known and capable
railroad man.
| Francis Healey of 525 Blatchley ave-
| nue. was at the scene of the trolley
| wreck at Stratford Tuesday, accom-
| panied by his wife and family. The
| place is visited by thousands daily and
| there Is little left of the Inflated car.
Miss Maude j. Morris, stenographer
for the Masonic Mutual Benefit associ
alton, has gone to the Green Hills in
Vermont to be absent until September
1.
Secretary Thrasher of the Law and
Order league has just returned from
vacation spent in the country. He re-
ports having had pleasant outing.
Mrs. I. Hammershlag of Oak Place
has returned from a two months visit
to relatives in Chicago.
Deputy United States Marshal Philip
Bowen left yesterday morning for
Fishers Island, where he expects to
spend several days. He will devote
most of his time fishing for buefish
which are running at the eastern end
of Long Island sound.
Miss Helena Bronson of 229 Edgewood
avenue has returned from a months
vacation spent in Boston, Foxboro and
other Massa chusetts towns.
Frederick H. Thomas of Guilford
struck an axe into his foot on Monday,
making cash about four inches long
and severing an artery. DR.. R. B.
Webb dressed the wound.
f. w. Orr, sealer of weights and
measures, was in Providence yesterday
attending the conference of sealers
called together by the sealer of weights
and measures of Rhode Island. The
party had a clambake at Fields Point
and Mr. Orr was one of the speakers.
Alexander Troup attended the meet
ing of the executive committee of the
New England Bimetallic league at
Worcester, Mass, Tuesday. The pur-
pose off the meeting was to make plans
for the free silver campaign that will
soon be started in New England, Col
onel w. J. Bryan, Ex-Governor j. z.
Altgeld, and Congressman j, j. Lynch
being the three shining lights of the
propaganda The first meeting will be
held in Rhode Island on September 2, 8
and I.
Mrs. H. S. Clark Of Forestville is Wis
iting relatives in New Haven. Miss
Mabel Hamln of that place is also Wis., |
iting here.
The Rev. George w. Pepper, the |
once famous land league orator, who |
died at his home in Cleveland, O., Sun
day, is we'll remembered here, having |
delivered addresses here on various &C.
casions. He was born in the north of |
Ireland and was about sixty years Of |
1n;, to-
in 1850, and came to this coun-
try shortly afterwards, settling In Ohio
where he became prominent in his de-
nomination.
Miss Henrietta Vogelsang of Brook
Ign, N. Y, is making her annual visit
to her sister, Mrs. G. w. Hoxsc in OK
ford Center.
Miss Maggie Booth of Southington is
visiting her sister, Maria, in Brooklyn
Mrs. Mary Tucker of Milford has
oeen visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Fl. Chatfield, in oxford, for a few
lays.
DR.. r. G. O'Connel of Bristol who
graduated from the Yale Medical school
asst June. has located at Thomaston.
He will also have his mother live with
lim at that place.
Thomas Flynn, operator and station
agent at Oxford, is spending his two
weeks vacation in New York.
Mrs. Chauncey Chapman Of Mildale
las opened restaurant in Meriden.
Miss Florence Osborn, daughter of
Gr. and Mrs. Fl. c. Osborn of Derby,
$ visiting her grandparents, Mr. and
Irs. T. S. Osborn, in the Center, OK
ord.
Captain Bowen and his successor as
ecruiting office in this state, Major
clarence A. Stedman, Tenth cavalry,
we're at the recruiting station in Water
Jury Tuesday, the former introducing
he latter to his new field of duty. Five
men from Winsted awaiting enlistment
aluted the officers. They We're William
Walter N. Griffin, Charles
'armelee, Frederick Schultz and George
:. Frost. The five leave town Friday
norning, Frost, in all probability, direct
o Manila.
Frank B. Overton and family, who ,
ave been boarding with Walter II.
Jerry in Oxford, have returned to their +
ONE in New York ,
James Harrington and family of Wa ,
arbury are at Woodmont +,
Fred Porter of Bridgeport has been ,
assins few days Of his vacation with 6