The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1900-07-05
PERsONIE JOTTINGS.

PERSONAL JOIILNOS.
Frank T.. Beach, assistant editor of
the Bridgeport STANDARD was in town
yesterday calling upon some of his
numerous friends in this city.
Russell Hebron of Brooklyn is visit
ing his sister, Mrs. B, H. Strickland OF
| this city
| Miss Laura Arcant Of Fair Haven is
visiting Miss George Chambaull of
| Meriden for few days.
| Miss Marie Kearney and sister, Lo-
retta, of 81 Lawrence street, are visiting
friends in Norwalk.
The family of Otis A. Kelsey of Mer-
Idle are at Short Beach for month.
Mrs. John P. Stack and children, the
family OF Captain John P. Stack, for
merly leader of the Second Regiment
band, are visiting in New Haven, the
guests OF her sister, Mrs John Wolf Of
Gregory street. They will remain here
about two months Mr.. Stack, who is
well known in this city, is now leader
of the band of the National Military
home at Marion, Ind
Miss Margaret Maroney and Miss No
ra Mcmahon of this city are having a
weeks outing in New Haven visiting
New Haven friends.
w. ]. Sharp left yesterday to spend
two weeks in Chicago.
Miss Briggs Of this city is visiting
Miss Russell Hall In Meriden.
Mrs. Jennie Miller McGregor and
oh, x.f y;e,if t,,nr
Mrs. McGregor's mother Mrs. John
Miller of this city
Miss Marion Parker Of Meriden is So
journing at Indian Neck for a week.
A party Of ten will leave Southington
this evening for Bantam lake for a
weeks camp Those going are William
Johnson. George Wood, Frank Faith
John ONeil, George Gill. Charles
Brooks, George Norton, Arthur Linton,
John Kane and Harry Jones
T. Raymond Stuart Of this city is
spending his vacation with his parents,
who reside on Lindsey avenue, Meri-
den.
Miss Ruth Bailey, who has made her
more, has gone to Southington for the
summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jones of Hartford are
the guests of their daughter, Mrs.
George Pomeroy OF this city, who is
summering at Wocdmont Mrs. Pom
eroy in the fall will make her home with
her parents in the capitol city
Mrs. William Chadwick Of Meriden
was one Of the new arrivals at Indian
Neck yesterday.
Robert Winsmore and Daniel Mac
Hale of the New York Herald, with
their wives, spent the Fourth in this
city.
Miss Maria T. Kearney and sister.
Loretta, of 81 Lawrence street, are Wis
iting friends in Norwalk
Mrs. It. A. Belts was In town Tues
day from Cranky where she has been
staying with her little daughter Doro-
thy since her return from southern
trip April /. Mr.. Belts joins them
when business affairs permit, usually
spending the Sabbath with his family.
Miss Alice A. Welton of this city sail
ed for Europe With a party from Hart
ford, June 80, on the steamer Maasdam
Their trip viii include England, Bel
GUM. Holland, Germany, Switzerland,
and France.
Among the departures for Europe on |
on the Majestic was Reginald
Yale 1902, who goes to join
his mother and sister. They will be In
Paris some time, and will go afterward
to one Of the quiet continental watering
places. Alfred Vanderbilt is expected
70 sail for this country within the next
Mrs Francis Ormond French |
Ind Miss Elsie French sail with him.
N. Sleeman, inventor Of the gas gov
ernor and the we'll known employment
agent Of this city, was out yesterday
With crippled leg owing to a bad fall !
hat he sustained In New York. He
vas inspecting the gas meter OF the
New York Central road at It's Thirtieth |
street station on Thursday. During the |
operation he accidentally fell through a
rap door, The fall was so severe that |
t was at first feared he was killed. Mr.. |
sleeman was unconscious for few |
minutes. His injury will not be perma- |
lent.