The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1900-09-28
PERSOK.4L JOTTINGS.

| "Thayercroft," West Midway, Mass.
Ex-Judge Lucius p Deming has re-
turned from New Mexico, where he has
been for three months,
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick c. Pidsley
have returned from Bethlehem, in the
White Mountains.
Miss Florence Siebert, daughter OF
! Constable Frederick Siebert, returned
home yesterday from the White Noun
tains.
Mrs. Thomas Chatterton of New York
is the guest of Edwin Chatterton Of
| Crown street
Karl Kiehl of Bridgeport has been
unanimously appointed musical director
of the Arion Singing society of this
city.
| G. w Worcester has been engaged as
bass soloist of the vested choir at st.
Johns Episcopal church on Orange
street. Miss Rena Barnes is the sopra-
| no soloist.
| Mrs. George Hall Smith of New York
has returned from the Adirondacks,
where she has been spending the sum-
mer with Mr.. Smith and his parents,
and is al present the guest of her moth
err, Mrs f. Francis Mullins.
Harry Tiffany Chapman of Brooklyn,
N. Y, is the guest of his sister, Mrs. F.
Francis Mullins of this city for few
weeks.
Patrick j. Cronan of Orange street
has just returned from three months
trip through Europe. He Travelled over
good part of the continent and spent
some time in Paris.
Miss May Hartney of Norwalk is WIS.,
iting friends In Branford for a short
time.
A. A. Advani, the Indian prince who
spent so much time in the New Haven
Jail, is undoubtedly now in jail at OF
tawa, Canada, where he was found gull
ty on September 20 and remanded for
sentence Wednesday,
C. W. Prann of Branford is away on
weeks vacation.
Mrs. Julia Mccall andMiss Andrews,
who have been visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
Oscar Weed of Branford, left on We'd
nesday for their home in Kansas City,
Mo.
Mrs. S. ]. Salisbury of this city has
Deen recent guest dL the IalliieiuSS
residence in Plymouth.
Mrs. Caroline Dean of Branford, who
has been very sick at her home on Har-
rison avenue was reported more COM
Portable yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. f. Field and chill
dren moved into town yesterday from
their summer house at Madison. Their
home is on Lynwood street. Mr.. Field
Is a member Of the firm Of the Gamble
Desmond company and during the sum-
mer he made the trip to and from
Madison each day to attend to business
at the store.
James P Woodrow Of Litchtield Is in
New Haven for couple of days. He
was nominated at the democratic con-
vention in Hartford last week for secre-
tary Of state.
The Rebekah Social will meet with
Mrs. Frank Faith and Mrs. Pearl Mer
riman of Southington this afternoon
and evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Deming and
family will return to their home in New
Haven early next week from Washing
ton, Conn, where they have been occu-
plying the old Beach house since the
first of July.
w. C. Doolittle of Short Beach was
in southington yesterday and sold a
strip of land In Marion to Andrew De
BisschoD.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank S. Platt have re-
turned to the city after spending the
summer at Madison. They are planning
a driving trip northward during early
October.
A daughter was born Wednesday to
Mr.. and Mrs. George Brooks of Milldale,
Richard J. Witham, who left South
ngton last May, has enlisted in the !
cavalry and is now at Fort Sheridan, |
Illinois.
A pleasant party was given Miss EN-
ma Bartholomew at her home, No. 1888 |
State street, Wednesday evening.
Games were played. after which sup
Der was served. When the time came
or departing all declared that they had
had jolly good time.
Miss Meta Skinner, at one time So
,rano singer at the Grand avenue Con-
church, sails next Wednes-
Law for Europe, where she will spend
he coming two years In Paris study
ng music She will be accompanied by
Ter mother and sister Miss Skinner
possesses a fine voice, only needing a
borough training to become a valuable
me to the possessor.
The marriage of Miss Viola Goodsell
Bishop, daughter of j. B. Bishop of IS
Downing street, and Robert M. Minor
f New London was solemnized at the
ectory of St. Johns p. E. church at 4
clock yesterday afternoon by the Rev.
stewart Means The bride was former
V one of the most efficient telephone
perators at the local exchange, while
he groom is manager for the Southern
Jew England Telephone company at
Jew London. Following the ceremony
short reception was held at the brides
esidence, after which the couple de-
arted for New London, where they
ill make their home.
Superintendent Beede of the public
chools has received the resignation of
fiss Clara Walker of the Hillhouse high
chool. Miss Walker has taught In the
Ugh school for number of years and
one of the old staff of teachers. She
as taught Latin and algebra, and Is
nown as very proficient scholar in ]
ne languages and mathematics. She
ill 20 to reside with her family in
lew York. Miss Walkers resignation I
i'll be considered by the board at its '