The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1899-09-11
ABOUT NEW HAVEN PEOPLE
AND THEIR OUTINGS AND JOUR-
NEYINGS.
Trips to the Sea Shore and Mountain
and Across the Water-Other Personal
JOttinEs.

and Across the Water-Other Personal
Jottings.
David FL. Clark, the builder, has re-
turned from a very pleasant stay at
Lake Champlain with party of New
Haven friends. Ex-Alderman Cramp-
ton, who was of the party, is also home
again, refreshed by the varied expert
ences of his outing in Vermont
Lucius b. Fitch of Westville and his
granddaughter, Miss Fitch, have re-
turned from a long stay at Saratoga
Mr.. Fitch comes back much improved
in health.
A little girl stranger arrived recently
at the residence of Rev. Mr.. and Mrs.
Triple. 1t is their second born. They
are receiving many congratulations.
Orlando Isbell, now of Denver, who
has been passing the holiday months
with his people at their summer home
at Madison, will return to Denver this
week. Mr.. Isbell has good law prac-
tice at Denver and likes the west as
well as he did the east, if not better.
Mrs. Porter Goddard of Kansas City
Miss Eleanor How'd is visiting her
mother Mr.. Goddard who is a Yale
man, also a graduate of the Yale Law
school, and who is practicing now at
Kansas City, will join Mrs. Goddard
later. They will remain in the east
until the end of September going, be-
fore they return to their home, to visit
Mr.. Goddard's people, who reside at
CRANKY, Mass.
Miss Clara Wilcox of Edwards street,
who was appointed a teacher in the
Wooster school last June, has resigned
and will spend the winter in the Bermu-
das with her aunt, former New Ha-
ven woman, who for years was one of
the leading teachers II the public
schools here. Miss Wilcox is a graduate
of the Hillhouse high school and the
state normal school. She has taught in
Middletown very successfully for
year.
Mrs. Frederick H. Kelley of No. AZ
Atwater street has been visiting her
daughter, Mrs. George H. Goodwin of
Waterbury, for some days past. Mr.
and Mrs. Kelley ON Friday became the
grandparents of a fine little girl and
they are now receiving many congrat-
ulations.
At a whist party given at the Hotel
Champlain Maduam Bay, VT, the win
ners were First prizes, Mrs. r. H. Mes
bit of New Haven and w. H. Bowker of
Brookline, Mass; second prizes, Miss
"A. C. Gardner and Dr. Rollin Mcneil,
both of New Haven; third prizes Miss
H. A. Staines of Brooklyn and Mr. Cur
It's of New Haven.
William L. Bambett, private of Com
pany E, First regiment, California Vol
unteers, has arrived safely in San Fran
cisco from the Philippines. He has
written that he expects to return to his
home in this city as soon as he is mus
tered out.
Mrs. Paul Skiff Robinson of Grand
avenue arrived home Friday night af-
ter very pleasant visit of a few weeks
with friends on Fishers Island and
Norwich.
Invitations have been sent out by Mr.
and Mrs. Thomas Purves of New York
for the marriage of their daughter, Miss
Jennette, to Matthew Paterson Corn
wall, at noon on Friday, September Is,
at St. Andrews church, Fifth avenue
and One Hundred and Twenty seventh
street. Invitations to the church in
clude cards to a reception on October
10 ae the residence of Mr.. and Mrs.
flames Hewlett Cornwall, the bride
groom's parents, at Patterson, N. Y.
Among those who will go down for the
wedding is Miss Matte Hills of Crown
street.
T. H. Mckenzie of Southington will
attend the meeting of the New Eng
land Waterworks association in SYRIA
cuse this week. Mr. Mckenzie Is a
member of the Connecticut Association
IF Civil Engineers. His son William |
will begin a course in civil engineering |
at the Worcester Polytechnic Institute |
this fall
Captain Thomas Gibson of New Ha- |
ven and Miss Minnie c. Wood of Cen
traI Falls, r. l., were married on We'd |
nesday at Thompsonville, Mass, at the |
home of Mrs. F. L. Reynolds, the brides
aunt
Miss Mabel Grobel of Waliingford,
who recently underwent a most delicate
operation to remove an obstruction in
the stomach, is slowly recovering. The
operation proved successful. 1t was
the first of it's nature ever performed in
Wallingford and the fifth in the state
of Connecticut.
Mrs. Julia Camp of this city has re-
turned from a visit with relatives in
New Jersey.
DR.. and Mrs. Edmund Thomson and
daughter, who have been at Belcher-
town, Mass, have returned.
Miss Edna Fowler Bishop of No 1854
George street and Leon Melville Bemis
IF Keene, N. H., were married Wednes-
law by Rev. George w. Phillips of ST.
Paul's church in the presence of the
immediate family. The bride, who is
he daughter of Edward F. Bishop and
he granddaughter of Hon, e. c. Bish-
ID of Guilford, was married in her trav-
,ling gown. Mr.. and Mrs. Bemis will
i've at Keene, going there after we'd
ling trip.
Mrs. Llewelyn Smyth and Miss Mabel
smvth of Blake street have returned
rom Middle Beach, Westbrooke, where
-hey have been spending the summer.
Frank H. Smyth is now al Westbrook
he guest of Robert N. Waite for few {
laws hunting rail birds.
Mr.. and Mrs Bartlett of this city are :
he guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Wakeley of ,
Jpper Main street, Stratford
George Fox, rector of Hopkins gram .,
mar school, has returned from sum- |
ners travel in Europe. IN
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