The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1900-10-06
PERSONAL JOTTINGS.

day preparatory to going to Washing
ton. The senator was present at the
Camp Field monument exercises in the
afternoon.
The Misses Fitch Of 46 High street
have returned from their summer trip
to Newburgh and Richfield Springs.
Miss Bessie McCarten of Naugatuck,
who attends the state normal school in
this city, was removed to the hospital
in this city Wednesday to be operated
upon for appendicitis.
Chief Fancher Of the fire department
left yesterday for New York, from
where he will sail to-day for Charles
ton, S. C. The superintendent goes
south to attend the convention of in
ternational fire chiefs. EXChief Hen
drick has also left to attend the conven-
ton.
Peter Monahan of New York city,
who has been visiting friends in New
Haven for the past week, returned
home Thursday.
Henry Bunnell and Miss Nora Luddy
of Naugatuck attended the wedding of
Joseph Brown to Miss Josephine
Beecher in this city this week. Miss
Beecher has many friends In Manga
I tuck.
A. w. Deforest for several years
president of the Tontine company, re-
signed at the meeting of the members
of the corporation Thursday night and
Ell Whitney was elected to succeed
him. c. S. Thompson was elected sec
rotary and treasurer.
LeGrand B. Cannon and wife of this
! city are spending couple of weeks
| with relatives in Westport.
Mr.. and Mrs w. II. Warren of this
city are visiting relatives in Danbury
| Miss Elizabeth Thompson of 204 Goffe
street is spending this week with
| friends in Danbury.
| Arthur Bissell of Litchfield Is visiting
Mrs. j. Bernstein in this city.
A large party of New Haven people
were in attendance on Wednesday in
Unionville, Conn, at the marriage of
Bertha M. Sanford and Gustav Law
son. both of that town. 1t was very
pretty and largely attended wedding at
the residence of the brides parents,
Mr.. and Mrs Sherman Sanford. Car
RE Lawson sister of the bridegroom,
was bridesmaid, and Mr.. Conway Of
this city was best man. Many guests
We're present
The marriage of Merrick Warren
Chaplin, bo0kkeeper of the American
National bank, Hartford, and Miss
Maud Louise Chamberlain, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel j. Chamber
lain of Springfield. is announced to
take place in that city at the Church
of the Unity, next Wednesday evening.
The Branford school board met
Thursday evening to elect officers and
hold their regular business meeting.
The Rev. Karl Martin was elected
chairman. The terms of Messrs. Lew
ellyn M. Barker, James H. Barker and
Joseph Mattson expired October /, and
the new elected members, G. C. Law
renee, Karl j. Martin and Henry A.
Hall, began their duties Thursday
night. At the business meeting the
question of new text books was consid-
cred and the salary of Miss Eliza Scan
Ion was raised
In honor of Mrs. Arthur Archibald
of 81 Olive street, who has made her
home in this city for several years, a
farewell reception was given at her
home on Tuesday evening, as she Is
soon to remove to New York. Many
friends gathered and a pleasant even
ing was passed There were many ex-
pressed of regret that Mrs. Archibald |
was to leave New Haven.
Miss Minnie A. Hastings, daughter of
Captain Frederick G. Hastings, adiu- |
tant of Admiral Foote post, has sew
cred her connection at Peck Brothers |
& Co.'s office where she has been en- |
y11p ynI fIy-
Thursday night her associates in the |
office of Peck Brothers gave a party at |
her home at Morris Cove. The evening
was pleasantly passed in singing and |
instrumental music, with dancing Miss |
Hastings was presented with a set of |
spoons with the monographs of the
donors. There were present: Susie |
Baldwin, Lille Proctor, Lulu Printz.
Helen Brown, Daisy Parker Annie
Wessbecker, Cecilia Bryan, Fannie
Brewer, Gertrude Morris, Gertrude
Shillitter, Bert futile, Charles Evartz,
Irving White Wlfred Mott, Mr.. Rob
inson, John Andrews Bert Ludington
and Ledyard Haetings.
The Stamford Advocate SAYS: "a
pleasing incident at last nights meet
ing of Puritan lodge, I. o. o. F. was
presentation of n set of silver con-
tanning nine pieces, to Vice Grand VIII
liam u. Goulden. It was a wedding
present from his brethren of the lodge.
The presentation was made in a grace
full manner by Past Grand r. ]. Tup-
per- who also read appropriate verses
composed for the occasion by mem
Der Of the lodge. There were remarks
by Brothers Moores, Hoyt and others,
and everybody expressed the best
wishes for the long life and happiness
of the vice grand. Mr.. GouIden made i
a proper response to the tangible and
vocal evidences of esteem Mr.
Goulden was united In marriage in this
city this week to Miss Edith Hurlburt
Munson, daughter Of Mrs. Abble A.
Munson Of this city, formerly of Sey-
mour. The ceremony took place before
an assemblage of friends at the home
of General Henry s. Peck of this city,
a brother-in-law Of the bride, and was
eprformed by the Rev. Mr. Scoville of
N. j.. son-in-law of the late
Rev. Henry Ward Beecher. Mr.. and
Mrs. Goulden left Immediately on their
bridal trip and will live In Stamford.
BURT FUTILE FOUND.