The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1900-09-12

DR. William Wurtenberg has return
ed from his vacation spent at Moose
; head Lake, Maine Mrs. Wurtenbere
will spend part of September at Hano
yer, N. H.
Miss Emma Helinger of 1855 Oak place
has returned from a two weeks vaca'
ton spent with Mr.. and Mrs Louis Bo-
gen at fremont, N. Y.
M. j. Eustace of the Charles W,Whit-
tlesey company has gone on a weeks
vacation. He will go to New York
from which place he will go on to Fall
River and Boston.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney Nash and daugh-
ter of New Haven spent Sunday with
Samuel Nash of Hill street, South Nor
walk
Major Isaac Bromley, who has been
occupying his handsome cottage at Fort
Griswold during the summer season,
will not return to the city until the first
of October.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. f. Lockwood of
New Haven are the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. E. E. Gorham of / Cove street,
South NorWalk
Mrs j. H. Rockford of Centervile
entertained Mrs. w. c. Sharp and Mrs
Frank Larrimore of Parkersburg
West Virginia, Friday, August 7, at her
cottage, Breakwater Beach, SaVin
Rock.
Miss Welch of Waterbury, who is
stopping at Woodmont, was the guest
of friends in this city Monday.
Mrs. James Bishop and children of
625 George street are back from Maine,
where they have been spending the
summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry A. Braddock of
New Haven are in Essex for short
/ stay at the old Braddock homestead on
North Main street
Miss Mamie Grogan and sister, Mrs,
Frank Lynch, have returned from trip
to Litchteld.
Emil f. Richards, the we'll known
and popular assistant manager of the
City Hall Drug Store, has returned
from a two weeks vacation trip. While
away Mr., Richards spent some time
with relatives and friends in Boston
and New York. and reports a most en-
joyable time,
Miss Rose Deegan of Chestnut street
left yesterday for a two weeks vaca-
ton to be spent at Bantam Lake, in
Litchtield.
Mrs. J. j. Hart, wife of the manager
Of the Westcott Express company; her
daughter, Miss Emma Hart, and Miss
Emma Hollister of this city have re-
turned from Maple Grove, in the Berk-
shire Hills, where they have been
spending part of the summer. They
are now at their new home SO Park
street.
Mrs. f. S. Strong of Chapel street Is
back from Crescent Beach.
DR.. Isaac of Olive street is back from
Litchfield.
Edward Strong of Dickerman street
has returned from a three weeks stay
at Short Beach.
Miss Mamie WEIGH and Miss Julia |
Rouche are back from Short Beach,
where they spent pleasant two weeks
vacation.
Pierrepont B. Foster of this city |
made a great run in his automobile /
from Woodstock to this city Monday. |
He covered the distance Of eighty miles
in nine hours, which included several |
stops. He came down by way of |
Rockville and Hartford, and found the I
roads in good condition. Mr.. Foster !
has spent the greater part of the sum |
mer at Woodstock
Hon Samuel r. Champion of Madison |
was in New Haven yesterday for the |
first time in about ore year. He is
years old but still of strong .
mind and surprisingly vigorous body.
Quite a number of his friends had the
pleasure of greeting him.
The annual meeting of the Mt. Car
mel Chidren's Home association will
be held on September 20 at the United
church chapel, beginning at 10 o'clock ,
and continuing until 1. There will be
but one session this year, and luncheon
will be served at it's close, after which
all who desire will have an opportunity
to go out to Mt. Carmel and visit the
home The programme of addresses,
music and recitations has not yet been
but will be announced in
few days
School life began again in Stratford
The corps of teachers have
a few new names, but for the most
part those who so efficiently guided the
affairs last year have returned. Miss
Lettie Bennett as principal of the
school in the Center is to be assisted
oy the following: Miss Maude E. Wolf,
Miss Eva Innis, Miss Melvine Ellis,
Mrs Burlock, Miss Mary McCaul, Miss
Mabel Rowell, Miss Lottie Hotchkiss,
Miss Helen Collyer, Miss Margaret
Oibble and Miss Helen Cousins. AT the
school Mrs. Van Solver,
Miss Plumb and Miss Johnson will con-
luct affairs. The new school at Hollis
er Heights will be in charge Of Miss
Jennie Brown and Miss Helen Curtis
70 the older residents this list of teach
RS will make more apparent the growth
if the town. The four district schools
With one teacher each, the Academy
With the principal and one assistant
provided we'll for the needs of former
lines, but now the large number COM
rising the corps is none too large.
Edward Askins of Derby was in town
calling on friends.
Charles B. Perry and family of Wau- t
Wis, who have been visiting
With his mother, Mrs. M. A. Perry, in
oxford, fer the past three weeks, has
eturned home.