The daily morning journal and courier., 1900-07-07
PERSONAL JOTTINGS.


 employed by the New Haven Carriage com
 pany, has on account of scarcity Of work
 returned to his home in Utica, N. '. He 1 will be missed by large circle of friends. l The family of H. B. Perry of this city | have gone to their summer home Tn oA- | ford
 | F. l.. Lunt who has represented the Bur
 gess Fur X Hat Co. in Meriden for years, | is to start in the fur business Ill Merldeh under the firm name of r. l.. Lunt x O. President Eli Whitney of the board or education rendered a complimentary dlnher Thursday evening at the AnsantaWae cup Savin Rock, to Superintendent hendali: The following members of the board or
 education were present and enjoyed tne
 event very much: President Whitney,
 Thomas. Hooker, Harry ". Asher, F. A.
 Be1ts James T. Moran A. a,il, J, haTmo%n5, Tha din
 her was entirely informal in nature ana was very pleasant event. Mr. Kendall will leave New Haven for vacation next week, and will not return until the latter
 part of August. He will have a number of matters connected with the local schools to attend to before leaving this city for h. dlanapolis
 Miss Mamie Splain of Naugatuci was the guest of Miss Lucy Lee of Henry street over the Fourth.
 John Fischer who for number of years has been with A. B.. Greenwood, but who mer take trip through Europe, visiting Germany, Switzerland and France.
 Lieutenant Commander and Mrs. George r. Colvocoresses and George NJ. ColVocof- esses are at the Theodore Baldwin place, Litchiield.
 Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Alling of 152 Put. nam street gre stopping at hero the GfpnG fhaI will remain for the summer.
 Harry Leigh has withdrawn from the grocery business. new company has been formed to conduct the State street uto i,, .,-bi inh n RrnpSnn Wesley Platt and F. H. Weaver. The cap ital stock is $10,000
 J. Jerome Hayes and family of this city will spend the summer at Mrs. A. Catln's
 Henry c. Moore of Brooklyn has taken the Henry Jourdan cottage at Sunset Beach, Branford and is now occupying it,
 Superintendent of Streets Brennan yes terday appointed Foreman Patrick Walsh of Blatchley avenue and c. Kiernan of St. John street assistant superlntendents of streets. The change in salary is from S3 per day to S1, 200 year. The men are un' der the civil service rules.
 Howard Hutchinson and C. Barnes Hoadley of Branford have taken their final examinations for entrance to the Yale Scl- entfc school.
 pr. seaver md Mrs. seaver, Miss Grace Jrnger and Miss Maud Wolfe left Thursday for Chautauqua, \. r., to be gone eight weeks.
 mer, has taken preliminary examinations for entrance to Yale academic and passed in twelve out of fifteen.
 Miss Doran, the head of the trimming department in Gamble & Desmond's mll- linery parlor, has returned to her position after an absence of thirteen weeks, owing to illness. Miss Doran assumed her pres ent position the first of March and just af- ter Easter was taken suddenly and severe ly i'll with pneumonia. She was i'll at her apartments ut the Hotel Davenport for six weeks. Trained nursing and medical skill pulled her through Her many friends re- ioice at her recovery.
 Owen N. Brennan. propritor of the Hotel Pleasanton. san Francisco, Is visiting his brother. Superintendent John Brennan, at 12 Elliott street. He will remain here un-
 The pupils of Miss Tillou of Branford will give recital at the residence of Mrs Edmund lacher In that place Thursday
 Mrs Ell Whitney and Miss Whitney have taken Mrs. Pratt's cottage at Lltchteld for the summer.
 Miss Yema Hepburn of Cottage street will sail for Europe on Saturday, taking the steamer from Boston. She Is member of the pequot club and has been frequent guest there for several summers.
 Frank Cheney. who graduated last week from Yale. in company with his two broth CTS, Charles and Austin, of South Manches ter, will sail for Europe to-day on the Etrura.
 Mrs E. $. osborn and two children, Ted and Laura, left yesterday for Station Lake House. West Springfield, N. H., to remain until September 1.
 Thomas T. Amos of the Prohst Construc- ton company of New York city, who has been experimenting the repairs at the Blackstone library, Branford. has com pleted the work and leaves there to-day. | Mir Amos has been closely associated with | the library building since its construction. | He has spent considerable time In Bran | ford and has made many friends.
 Mrs. J. l.. Nichols of Branford entertain | ed tn ladies of the Foreign Missionary so- ccty at her home on Main street yesterday | afternoon.
 Mrs. l.. P. Langdon and daughter of this city are guests at George Langdon's in Ply | mouth.
 Miss Julia Buckley of Branford left yes. rerday for months visit with friends in l Boston. Worcester and Milbury.
 H. T. Moss and family of Cheshire are | occupying their cottage at Pine Orchard | for the summer and ]. r, Beach and fam fly of Cheshire left for their summer home 1t the same place on Thursday.