The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1900-06-21
PERSONAL MENTION.


Rodney Kellogg Of Hartford, Connec-
ticut manager of the Washington Lire
Insurance company, was in New haven
Tuesday comforting with Joseph b.
Smith, the local agent.
Miss Florence Curnow of Cassius
street attended reception in Mllford
Tuesday evening given by the Misses
Grace and Catherine MerWin.
Edward A. Rourke of Rourke Broth-
ers, the we'll known plumbers, who was
reported to be candidate for poilce
commissioner, said yesterday that he
would not accept the place If rendered
him.
Miss Constance Keough of New York
city, who has been visiting friends in
this city, has returned home,
A very pretty marriage took place at
the Church of the Sacred Heart Tues
day morning at 1880, The contracting
parties were George Kane and Miss
Nellie Byrnes. The bride was attend
ed by Miss Josephine O'Callaghan as
bridesmaid and the groom by Robert
Dunlap as best man. Rev. Father Nc
Keen was the officiating clergyman.
"A
at the future home Of the happy couple
on Cedar street. The presents were
many and beautiful.
Mrs. II. H. Rice sewers her connection
with the Cheshire academy as its ma
iron on July l and will remove with her
family to this city, where Mr.. Rice is IN
business
H. M. Kochersperger and family of
46S Orange street have arranged TO
spend the summer at the Pequot house,
Morris Cove. They have stopped at the
Cove for several seasons.
Miss Eva Tyack and Miss Maud
Brown Of Cheshire are spending a cou-
pie of days in Yalesvile with Mrs.
Richard Blitchford.
A song recital by the pupils of Fred
erick Weld will be given at st. Pauls
parish house tomorrow evening at SID
o'clock
William Phillips has leased the San
ford house at Woodmont for the sum-
mer
DR. and Mrs. Denison of Cheshire
have been away for The past few days,
having gone to saltwater, N. T., Mrs.
Dennison's former home
Professor w. Fl. Bishop of Yale IS
having a porch built to his pleasant
summer cottage in Oxford and other
improvements made.
Mr.. Lee of Yale university, who has
officiated in the church at Quaker
Farms for the past few Sundays. lett
on trip to Europe yesterday to be alb
sent three months.
William Barnes of Hurlburt's Chapel
street grocery and provision store,
spent Sunday with his parents, DR.. and
Mrs. Lewis Barnes in the Center, OK
ford.
Rev. Mr.. Rafter is expected to occu-
DIV the pulpit at Quaker Farms July l.
He is to live in the Flagg place there,
recently vacated by Rev. Mr.. Wood
ford.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Ullman and child
have located for the summer at the Ma
plewood cottage, between Litchfieid and
East Litchfield.
Mrs Frederick Morgan and family of
New Haven have arrived at the Ben
ton cottage, East Morris, for the sum-
mer.
Ernest SeideI of Chicago, formerly
resident of Derby and John Busman of
New Haven We're the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Alfred Matteriis OF sixth street,
Derby, Tuesday They came to New
Haven yesterday morning. Mr.. Seidel
left fer Paris yesterday and while there
will take in the exposition and then go
to Germany, where he will visit rela-
tives He will retur nto his home in
Chicago in September.
f. M Lum of New Haven and his
mother, Mrs David r. Lum, We're call
ing in oxford on Saturday last, Mrs.
I4um in former years was well and
popularity known as the landlady of
the oxford hotel, and her son. #. M.
Lum, is the man who had this once ia
NOUS hostelry remodeled to its present
style
State Secretary Bates Of the Y. M, c.