The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1899-08-16
PERSONAL MENTION.


Haven. Rev George L. Reed, d. D.,
president of Dickinson college at Car
Ilsle, Penn, also state librarian of
Pennsylvania, will occupy the pulpit of
TRINITY M. E. church and preach next
sunday morning and evening. Both the
reverend gentlemen are widely known
for their ability and prominence in the
| Methodist denomination, and both are
former pastors of Trinity M. E. church
IN this city, where they made hosts of
| friends inside and outside of their
| church. Rev. Mr.. Reed will be the
guest of P. Armstrong during his stay
| in this city.
Miss Martha Wurts and Mrs. Charles
| L. Wurts are in New Haven for a few
| days, having just returned from Colo
RADIO Springs. They will leave the last
oil this week to spend the remainder of
| the summer in Massachusetts.
| II, b. Armstrong of the well known
[ firm of Il. b. Armstrong q Co., is en-
| joying vacation trip in Woodstock,
| Conn. Mr.. Armstrong; family have
| been in Woodstock since the beginning
| of the summer.
Miss Caroline Daniels of New York is
maid of New Haven. Miss Daniels will
sail with her mother for Europe early
| in September to continue her musical
| studies for the stage.
The Misses Bassett Of 502 Howard
| avenue are passing the holiday season
| at Goshen.
I Miss Lillian Green, the archer, who
in private life is Mrs. Adee, her mar
rage to the brother of George e. Adee
having taken place a year or more
ago, is to be the guest of Miss May
Stannard of George and Dwight streets
the last of this week.
Miss Laura Fitzgerald Of, Brooklyn is
visiting friends in town.
Miss Gertrude T. Farrell of Putnam
street is spending her vacation with
relatives in Providence, r. I.
Colonel Thomas Adds of the Win
chester Repeating Arms company is in
Paris
Miss Carmalt has returned to New
Haven from Litchfeld where she has
been a member of the New Haven col
ony for a period.
Evarts Cutler is booked to sail for
home on August 26,
Miss Margaret Corcoran of Wash
burns pharmacy has returned from a
fortnight's vacation passed. in the noun
tans.
Miss Clara Ebe of Columbus o., is the
guest of her sister, Mrs. Charles Alt
man of No. 1856 Elm street.
Mrs. Dumble Smith of FOG Crown
street returned Monday from a two
weeks trip to Gaylordsville, Lake War
amaug and Ridgefield
Norman E. Manwaring of 207 Rosette
street has returned from Mantle, where
he has been visiting friends.
F. Ray Wadhams of 20 Prince street
is spending a weeks vacation in
Goshen.
Wadsworth Hotchkiss and his mother
went to Washington, Conn, on Satur-
day, the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Court
land TroWbridge at their country place. |
Charles Alling and Frank Seaton, who
have been spending two weeks at Camp
Queered, Woodmont, have returned |
home.
Miss Margaret Sweeney and Miss |
Loretta Aimes of Brooklyn, who have |
been the guests of Mrs. James Gun
cheon of Derby avenue, have returned.
Miss Mary Sullivan, soprano soloist
at St. Mary's, will leave to-day for a
sOiourn at Larchmont. Miss Julia
Downs will be of the party as also will
some of Miss Sullivans friends of Prov
idence. Miss Sullivan will be away |
about two weeks.
Josephus Rice the ticket taker at the
Hyperion theater for nineteen years
and the custodian of the Peabody Mu-
scum for twentyfour years, has re-
turned to town from a vacation trip up
the Housatonic valley, During bis long
term "at the door" Mr. Rice has never
missed being on duty because of illness
despite the fact that he stands in the
deadly draught of the swinging outside
doors nearly every night from Septem-
Der until June.
G. e. Norman, chief engineer of the
Victorian railways, at Melbourne, Aus
tralis was visitor In the office of Col
Onel Heft, chief of the electrical de-
partment of the Consolidated railroad
Monday. He is making critical
study of electricity, as applied to rail
roads, throughout the world, and has
lust completed a study of the railroads
Of Europe. ....
Joseph e. Morgan, Yale '94, and one
IL the 11lllt luilliCIS VI Liz o'iA - 'fNJ |
Turing his undergraduate course in col
ege, is in town for few days. He is
low engaged in business in Topeka,
Lawyer Bernard j. Lynch yesterday
eturned from a fortnight's business
rip to Chicago and Milwaukee.
r. B. Holmes, the well known night t
Jerk at the New Haven house has re- I
urned after two weeks vacation Mr.. ]
Holmes spent his leisure time partly c
With his sister, Mrs. A. Fl. Morris of '
N. Y, and partly in New {
York city and nearby resorts. 6
Isaac T. jerks of this city is spend T
ng his vacation in Providence and i'm /
Voonsocket, r. l. S
Howard Beach, the youth who was V
early crushed to death by the caving q
n of a clay bank at MontoWese last
saturday, was resting more comforta- t
lie yesterday, but is still in q critical d
{
William LanyOn of SOuthington has c
aiken a position with Isadore Eimons Y
f that place. @
The Rev. Edward Foster of this city e
ill preach at the annual mission inset
st. Matthew's German Lutheran o
hurch in New Britain on the 9th of "