The daily morning journal and courier., 1899-06-05
PERSONAL MENTION.

| New Haven Archaeological society or
 Athletic Sports" as depicted on An | cient Vases"
 R. H. Edwards 1901 will go to the Mt
 Hermon school, Northfield, Saturday, il
 the interests of the Y. M. c. A. deputa,
 ton work.
 Mrs. F. J. Ives with her son of Wis
 consin are visiting her mother, Mrs. M
 l.. Conner of No. 3S9 George street, af-
 ter an absence of eleven years. | H. w. Crawford has leased his two | cottages at Short Beach to Mrs. Cong | don of Springfield for the season.
 MT. and Mrs. Phelps Montgomery l gave a dinner at the Ansantawae or | Thursday evening for Miss Anna Pun l derford and her guest, Miss Davenport ! of New York.
 | Mrs. Julia Chipman of Clinton ave-
 nue has been engaged as organist of the Montowese Baptist church for the
 summer, and Mrs. Theophilus Eaton, who has been the organist, is to be the l contralto.
 Miss Mabel daughter of MT. and Mrs. l William c. Mcintosh of 19 Sylvan ave- nue, who was very ill several weeks | with nervous prostration, is again i'll. | Among those who took examination for | a West Point cadetship Saturday were: | Charles R. BostWick, Chauncey H. Clements Thomas H. Curran, Daniel E. Egan, Charles J. Fox, Robert B. Gibson, Arthur D. Mullen Innis G. Osborn, Jeremiah B. Sullivan, Matthew H. Tom
 linson and George l.. Valentine of this city; Edward A. Herr, Waterbury; Navers P. Holden, Meriden; Thomas c. Hood, Deep River; Stanley B. Emer- son, Ansonia; I. Garfield Spencer, Es-
 sex, and Dorence K. Atwater, and Ar thur D. Budd, Meriden
 Controller Rowe said Saturday that
 he would not commence the investiga-
 ton of the accounts of his predecessor,
 Major B. F. Brown, until the latter part of this week. What he wanted was an expert accountant.
 Morris Tyler and family will move out for the season this week.
 McDougall Hawkes. and George D.
 Watrous have served notice on Fred erick A. Gilbert of Boston that they dispute any claim Gilbert may make on account of the fire escape which has been erected on the Austin building.
 Mrs. Sara T. Kinney was in Killingly Saturday organizing new D. A. R. chapter
 MT. and Mrs. l.. L. Stoddard have taken cottage at Madison for the summer and will take possession as soon as Mrs. Stoddard has sufficiently recovered from the painful injury to her leg from which she is suffering, the result of fall she sustained recently as she was entering a trolley.
 Invitations have been received in New Haven to the commencement exercises at Ingleside school, New Milford. Conn Among the pupils is Miss Ethel Leigh daughter of Harry Leigh of this city The exercises began Saturday evening with an entertainment at s o'clock in the assembly room, followed by studio reception at o'clock. Yesterday morn- ing the baccalaureate sermon was preached at All Saints church by Rev. F. B Draper Bishop Brewster makes an address Tuesday evening.
 w. F. Batson of No. 96 Dwight street will sail for Europe on June 29th by the Fuerst Bismarck He intends trav- cling in England, Ireland, Scotland, Bel gium, Holland, Germany, Switzerland, Italy and France, the trip to last three months.
 w E. Decrow, the eastern agent for the Gamewell fire alarm system, was in this city and happened to be present in the fire department headquarters just as the alarm rang in from Box S3. The system worked, as usual. all right, and Mir Decrow was very much pleased with the result.
 United States Inspectors Dennis and Wright will go to South Norwalk to-day to inspect the oyster steamers Amelia and Henry J. On Tuesday they will in- spert the four masted schooner Massa soft of this port.
 MT. Somers, the merchant tailor and C. D. Nicol the real estate agent, are a trip to Europe at an early date
 Professor and Mrs. Henry Farnan have decided to spend the summer in Germany, and with their three children they will sail directly after commence ment.
 Mrs Harvey L. Brown of Westville is | spending a few days with her parents, | Mir. and Mrs. William Hotchliiss, in 
 Mrs William T. Brooks of 6S Trum | bull street has had as her guest for the | past week Mrs Wilbert M. Norton of | Goshen.
 Miss Lucy Barker and mother of New | York city arrived in Branford Saturday | and will board with H. J. Scott of Mill Plain during the summer
 Mrs. Clarence H. Stilson has just re- turned from visit of ten days at Gov ernor's Island with Mrs G. R. Cecil, wife of Colonel Cecil of the Thirteenth regulars.
 Mrs. David Wheeler of Southbury is Miss Hinman of this city.
 Mrs. William Whiting of Whitney ivenue and the Misses Whiting are going to Newport soon for a few weeks stay.
 Mrs Elliott w. Peck and daughter md Mrs. Emma Cleveland are the guests of Miss Carrie Peck of Long Brook avenue, Stratford.
 MT. and Mrs Alfred Newton Wheeler lave taken a large furnished cottage at for the summer, and will ake possession at once.
 The Hon. M. B. Beardsley of Bridge ,ort, who is enjoying European trip, s expected to arrive home about the middle of the month
 Professor and Mrs. H. W. Parker have losed their town house and have gone 0 their summer home at West Chop, | -amaica Plains near MarthaS Vine |