The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1900-08-20

go to Litchfield soon for & two weeks
sojourn at the Hawkhurst.
Nellie Mnahan, who was picked uI
on State street by the police a week age
singing gospel hymns from a roof, and
taken to the New Haven hospital, was
iremoved to the insane ward at Spring
side farm Saturday. She is still sing
ing songs constantly.
Mayor Driscoll left Saturday for a
couple of days respite from cares OF
public office. The mayor, it is under
stood, went to Long Branch.
Thomas Stewart, son of Mr. and Mrs,
John Stewart of Southington, is i'll with
malaria
Mrs A Heaton Robertson received a
tremendous ovation after singing last
Tuesday evening at a very large mu-
sicale given by her cousins, the Misses
Bannan, at Pottsville, Pa, where she
has been visiting with her daughter the
Ipast six weeks. The spacious grounds
were ablaze with electric lights along
the avenues surrounding the grand old
mansion Nearly $50 invited guests were
present.
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Phistoria of
Meriden are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Frederick Wadsworth of Main street,
Southington. Mr.. Phistoria is fancy
| bicycle rider and is well known to many
in Southington.
MI and Mrs. Arthur Hedstrom Of
| Buffalo have been in town for a brief
stay going from here on to Clinton 20
visit Mrs. Hedstrom's sister, Mrs. Eel
loves Mrs. Hedstrom was Miss Aarl-
crime Wilcox, one of the most popular
girls of her set in society and the
youngest of Mrs. Daniel Wilcoxs
daughters.
| Miss Abbie Cronin of Worcester,
| Mass, is visiting Miss Katherin Sulll-
van, stenographer to Mayor Driscoli.
| Miss Agnes L. Dunn, daughter of
John T. Dunn of s Vine street, was
| quietly married in Bridgeport Friday
to Daniel w. Lee, shipping clerk en-
] ployed at fish market on Congress
avenue.
Michael Frank, who has been visiting
his parents in this city for the last three
weeks, will return to Aberdeen, Mass.
He is connected with large dry goods
establishment there. He will be ac-
companied by his sister, Ray M. Frank.
She will spend the rest of the summer
with him.
The Hon and Mrs. John Addison
Porter and family have taken the
Theodore Baldwin place on Chestnut
Hill, Litchfield, for the remainder Of
the season.
oliver Chatfleld has opened a gro
Gerry store at his home on the Wood
bridge road, Seymour, in a building
that has just been erected for that pur-
pose.
Mrs. Charls Lindsey is at Troy, N.
Y, where she is visiting her daughter,
Mrs. McChesney Mrs. Lindsey will
remain in Troy all of September.
Attorney Roger S. Baldwin is spend
ing the summer at Muama bythe-sea,
Santa Barbara county, Cal. At the re-
cent opening of the golf tournament
held by the Santa Barbara Country
club, August 2 to inclusive. Mr.. Bald
win was a competitor. The conditions
were Is holes medal play each day, the
best average score to win. The cup
was won by Mr.. Schaffer of the Red
lands Golf club, total score, fifty-four
holes, 3O4 strokes. Mr.. Baldwin tried
for second place, score being S39.
Fred Peck of Tennessee and Hiram
Oxford boys, have returned to Connec-
ticut to visit with their mother, Mrs.
Aurelius Peck, who resides with her
other son. William Peck in Wood
bridge. Mrs. Peck is now ninety-nine
years old, but still hale and hearty.
Fred Peck is now engaged in the lum-
Der business, and Hiram Peck is stock
farming. fifty miles from Kansas City,
and both are successful. The latter has
Travelled extensively through the south
and far west.
Edward F. Mansfield of Strong,
Barnes, Hart & Co., Joined Mrs. Mans
field and Miss Mansfield at Bethlehem
last week, the party staying at the |
Highland. A large brake party to the |
Profile included the Mansfields among
them Mr.. and Mrs Edward L. Clark |
are at Bethlehem, as also is Roger e. |
Alling, the Clarks staying at the High
lands and Mr.. Alling at the Uplands.
AT Fabyans are Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph |
c. Johnson of this city. together with |
Mrs. S. Hyman and Miss Lyman of
the last named, mother and
sister of Mrs. Johnson.
Edward Seeley and Leo Kaufman,
both buyers for Howe & Stetson, have
returned from their summer vacation
trips Mr. Seeley went to Buffalo and
other places in New York state
President Hadley of Yale university
Is back in Connecticut from short
stay in the Adirondacks, where he was
the guest of Arson Phelps Stokes, the
New York banker and writer on
finance father of Rev. MI Stokes, sec
rotary of the Yale corporation and as
sistant pastor Of St. Paul's church in
his city. President Hadley enjoyed a
week at the hunting box of the Stokeses.
With him part of the time was Rev.
Arson Phelps Stokes, jr., the Yale sec
'etary, who was, however, obliged to
'eturn to his official duties at Yale on
Thursday.
Speaking of the State Business Mems
association outing on Friday the Hart
ord Post says: THE number of
attending from Hartford lack
ID but two or three of an even hun
lred, while the largest number partici-
oating from any other town was fifty
rom New Haven. But what New Ha-
zen lacked in numbers was made up in
all expressed through the
person of E. l. Atwater Of that city.
Who, as a member of the committee
# arrangements, was responsible for
bout eleven-tWelfths Of all the fun Mr..
II W1ter iS acGpoio ta6 with bjc fatbn, ~,