The daily morning journal and courier., 1900-08-31
ABOUT NEW HAVEN PEOPLE
MANY SUMMER OUTINGS HERE AND
 THERE,
At the Seash0re, the Mountains, Across the Sen and Elsewhere Other Personal

the Sea and Elsewhere-otherP Personal 1 lettings.
 Mrs. H. H. Hale and Master George
 Hale of F Trumbull street are at Ma
 gara Falls
 1 Judge and William K. Townsend left
 yesterday for Nova Scotia, where they | will remain about four weeks | It is reported as probable that the
 Rev. Paul McAlenney of Meriden will
 succeed the late Rev. Thomas w. Brod-
 erick at St. Peters church and the
 Rev. James c. OBrien of Bridgeport
 will succeed the late Rev. John A. Null
 cahy at St. Patrick's in this city. ] Patrick J. OBrier of Fair Haven, l conductor of the Fair Haven and West will Railroad company, Is the proud fla | ther of a bouncing eighteen pound boy i At the parochial residence of Rev. Fla ther Kelly of St. Gabriels church in New Rochelle yesterday afternoon Flu"
 gene P. McKenna of this city and Miss Winnie Dewitt of New Rochelle were
 united in marriage. Father Kelly per- formed the ceremony. There were a few of the groom'9 friends in New Ha~ ven present. The best man was James
 T. Moran of this city. After the mar
 riage the bride and groom left on a wedding tour They will reside in New
 Haven.
 General Registrar Hamilton yester- day announced one change in his list of deputies. Edward F. Swift of the Sec ond ward, has resigned on account of business engagements, and in his stead Registrar Hamilton has appointed Ar thur M. Beebe of 635 George street,
 James H. Reynolds of 1855 Main street, West Haven, who has been i'll with nephritis for about five weeks, was much better yesterday and for the first time he sat up few minutes. He is re. garded by Dr. Adams, his physician, as slowly improving.
 Mrs. E. Hayes Trowbrdge and daughter. who has been spending the summer delightfully."- at Nantucket, will leave soon for Boston for a stay there.
 Rev. T. Humphrey of Union street, West Haven, who has been i'll with ty- phoid malaria for over week, is seri- ously ill. He Is attended by Dr. Bar nett, and his friends report him as hold ing his own. He Is employed in the Mathushek piano factory.
 Mrs E. K. Roberts has returned from the mountains Dr. Roberts will re- main a few days longer and his son Clifford has gone up to join him.
 Charles J. Ross of North Branford, who is suffering with concussion of the brain at the New Haven hospital, is slowly improving. He was run over on East Grand avenue on Tuesday
 Mrs. Sigmund Bauer, who went to Starlight, Pa, a few weeks ago. has gone to Roscoe, N. Y. Her daughter, Miss P. Gertrude Bauer, will take a fortnight's vacation and will go to meet her mother at Roscoe, and they will then return together. They will visit Scranton while on the journey.
 w. Davis and family of Whitneyville are occupying the Crockett cottage at Brocketts Point, Branford.
 Dr. P. s. Robinson and family are in the White mountains.
 Engineer David c. Sanford has re- ceived an offer from the German gov ernment to make an investigation of oyster culture in that country He will probably accept
 Miss Elsie Watrous of Clinton ave- nue is visiting Mrs. George Loveland at her cottage at Summer Island.
 Professor G. F. Murdock, principal of the Branford high school has returned from Stow, Mass. to resume his duties when the schools open next Tuesday.
 Mrs Grace Brinkhurst, who has been %l,O op l,o r.tr+ Palmer of Main and Cedar streets, Branford, has returned to her home in Pa.
 MT. and Mrs. James Toles of West Haven have gone for a vacation of three weeks to Delaware Water Gap, Springs and New York city.
 Mrs. Charles o. Francis and daughter are at Sunset View.
 George Heffron, the young man who committed suicide in North Haven, was well known in Fair Haven. where he | worked for Dr. Moody. He lived for a while for an aunt's on James street
 Henry Fabrque of the East Side, who | has been very i'll with malarial fever. is able to be out again.
 Pierce M. Maher, superintendent of | mails here, and H. r. Crocker of Hart ford, will represent the Connecticut | postofffce clerks at the annual meeting | at Atlantic City next Monday. Dele- | gates will be present from all parts of | the United States and the convention | will last week.
 Charles Wimsatt of 407 George street 1 nas gone to Newport for two weeks.
 William T. Hayes, chief stamp clerk 1t the postoffice, has returned from his vacation, which was spent at Bar liar DOT
 MT. and Mrs. William Beers of Mon towese stree, are the guests of Mrs. Belle Cook of New Haven.
 Mrs. W. T. Flanders of Branford has returned from months visit with friends in Maine and New Hampshire.
 w. R. Mclean. assistant superintend- ent of the Branford branch of the Yale & Towne Lock works, has received the appointment of superintendent suc- :eeding Thomas P. Carney, resigned Mr. Mclean will assume the duties of lis office September l.
 Mrs. A. T. Maynard and daughter leah of Grand avenue are at the Ho- el Albion, Asbury Park, N. J.
 A letter received yesterday morning rom Attorney James P. Bree, who is