The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1900-08-28

r. L., for a couple of weeks.
Miss Mae Galligan of this city is the
guest of the Misses McGrail in Bran
ford.
Miss Jessie l.. Clark of the musical
department of the Wichita, Kan, pub
lie schools, who has been visiting her
parents in this city and old school
mates in Exeter, n. H., started for
home yesterday morning. She was ac-
companied as far as New York by Mrs.
Esther Hammond, mother of Mrs. E. l..
Clark, who goes to visit friends in
Kingston, N. Y.
Miss Margaret Costello of Franklin
street, this city, is visiting the Misses
Hart of Cedar street, Branford.
C. G. Whaples, who has been spend
ing part of the month at Mortified,
Conn. has returned home.
M. J. OBrien of Florence, Mass, ar
rived in Branford Saturday and will be
entertained by his cousin, E. V. Wallace
of East Main street.
To Charles Epson Clark of Yale uni
versity has been awarded prize of H.
500 marks by the Berlin academy for
preparing an edition Of Marcellinus
fourth century The history of Ammia-
nus, which was originally divided into
thirty-one books, Of which the first thir-
teen have persisted, extended from the
accession of Nerva to the death OF Va
lens. The eighteen books which remain
! begin with the seventeenth year Of the
reign of Constantius, and terminate at
the year 37S Gibbon refers to Ammia-
nus as IAN accurate and faithful guide,
who composed the history of his own
times without INDUCING the prejudices
and passions which usually affect the
mind of a contemporary The work
has passed through several editions, or
/ which the best known are the Leyden
edition of 1893, by Gronovius, and those
of Leipsic, published in 1878 and 1903.
Mr.. Clark is the accomplished son OF
| Edward p. Clark, of the New YORK
Evening Post, and Mrs. Kate Epson
Clark, whose story, "The Blackberry
King" has entertained thousands.
| Mrs M. Hubbard of Townsend ave-
nue. and Miss Elsie Hubbard, who have
been visiting friends in Sharon, the
past three weeks, returned home Satur-
day afternoon.
Misses Edith Hall, Blanche Darling,
Claire Woodford and Cecille Hall of
West Hartford, left Saturday for Nor
ris Cove, where they will spend week.
Miss A. Zunder, who has been stop
ping at Bethlehem, N. H., has returned
home. 81
Mrs. Henry Stannard of this city has
been the guest of her parents in West
Hartford for the past few days.
Mrs. M F. Pope, who has been at
Shrewsbury, VT, has returned to her
home, 175 Oak street
Frank Kenna of the Register Pub
fishing company is registered at the
Bantam Lake house. Litchfield.
James H. Reynolds of 35 Main street,
West Haven, who has been i'll with
kidney troubles for the past MONTH was
somewhat better yesterday.
Edward H. Newcomb Of Howe street,
who has been spending some time at
Northfield, has returned home.
Miss Margaret E. McDermott of Fer
ry street and Miss KATHERINE Hussey
of Pine street, left yesterday for two
weeks stay in the Catskill Mountains.
John w. Knopwood of 1856 Peck street
has gone to Worcester, Mass, for Il
trip.
Miss Celia Curran Of so Broad street,
who has been the guest of Father Dom
nelly of Stamford, has returned home
Francis Ray of 219 English street
has returned from his vacation, which
was spent at Cairo, N. Y.
Miss Margaret Curran of Washing
ton street has returned from visit
with relatives in Walingford.
G. D. Parmelee and family are visit
ing at Providence, r. l.
E. T. Bates of Norton street, who has
been spending some time at the Y. M. |
c. A. camp at Mantle, has returned
Charles d. W. Clark, son of Mr.. and |
Mrs. AMI P. Clark of Terryville who |
has been employed by the Wallace |
Barnes company of Bristol, for several
years past has accepted a position in
the tool departmentment of the Yale
& Towne Manufacturing company of |
Stamford and entered upon his duties
morning. Mr.. Clark was solo
baritone in the quartette of the Bristol
Congregational church the past few
years.
Rev Paul Novato of Boston, provin-
cial of the Order of Priests of st.
Michaels church, is the guest of Rev.
Fathers I.ongo and Joseph, at the pa
rochial residence on Wooster square
e. M. Kimberley, who has been
spending some time at North Branford,
has returned home
Mr.. and Mrs. James f. Webb and
their son Paul started yesterday for
Saratoga, where they will remain for
one week.
Miss Helen Curran of this city will
start to-day for a visit in the Adiron-
dacks for the benefit of her health
F. C. Bronson of 1914 Division street
has gone to Mill Plain, Conn, for his
George Page Of Branford and party
returned Sunday from a fishing trip to
Block Island on board Mr.. Pages boat,
Black Hawk. They have spent a week
cruising about the sound and enjoyed a
good time and a large catch.
At Woodmont, August 26, daughter
was born to Joseph w. and May Pal
ner Bailey.
Alderman William Taylor of Meriden
las returned from Clinton with a fam
ly register made of home spun linen,
he work of Miss Malantha Gladwn
when she was fourteen years old The
book contains the genealogy of James
Ella dWin'S family father of Oscar Glad |