The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1900-03-23
PERSONAL JOTTINGS,

Burton Stellman OF 40 LOMBARD
street is recovering from the effects of
a severe injury to his left hand, which
was torn badly in a machine while at
work in the f. b. Shuster machine
works.
Noah II. Swayne, Yale '93, who was
well known here both during his college
course and subsequently, and who has
a considerable number of friends in this
city, has Withdrawn from the law firm
Of Swayne & Swayne in New York, and
has accepted the position of vice presi-
dent of the Alabama e. Georgia Iron
company at Cedartown, Ga. That COM
pany operates several furnaces.
Miss Rose Cakes of 317 Kimberly
avenue has returned from a week $
visit to friends and relatives in Provi-
dence.
Mrs. H. j. Bristol of North street,
Milford, who has been confined to her
home for several weeks, is once more
greatly improved in health.
Mirabeau Sims, who has been fore
man at Sargent & Cos factory and
has resided at 1926 Blatchley avenue for
several years, has resigned and will re-
move his family to Reading, Pa, with
in short time He was popular Of
fetal of this large establishment and his
associates learned with sincere regret
that he was going to leave New Haven.
His employers also regret his departure.
The following officers have been chos-
en- for the ensuing year by the Ansan-
tawae club: President, George II.
Ford; vice president, Samuel A. York;
secretary and treasurer, Frank A. Mon
son; directors, George H. Ford, Phelps
Montgomery, HI. B. Hurd, Samuel A.
York, F. l.. Stiles, F. A. Corbin, Frank
A. Monson, S. A. Mansfield, Burton
Mansfield.
The research work now being done by
Charles Upson Clark, Yale '97, under
the auspices of the American Institute
of Archaeology, Is mentioned in par
ticular by Professor Il. d. Seymour Of
Yale, chairman of the association, in
his report for the year. He mentions
especially the value of a discovery in
Verona by Mr.. Clark, that certain
manuscript is a palimpset. He also
mentions the discovery by Mr.. Clark of
several hitherto unsupported fragments
version of the Scriptures.
Dr. Richard M. English Of 226 Green
witch avenue, this city, a graduate of
the Yale Medical school, acting assist
ant surgeon in the army, has been or
dered with others to San Francisco and
from there to take passage for Manila
to join the medical corps in the Philip
pines.
Nv, TrC TJo,,, a CT
ing gave a cobweb party at their resi-
dence, 121 Dwight street in honor of
Miss Grace Stillman of Middetown, who
is a guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Beers.
Mrs. E. Fl. English of 800 Prospect
street is stopping for a couple of weeks
at the Seminole Winter Park, Florida.
The Pequot council announces mat
inee whist to be given at the residence
of Mrs E. E. Stevens, Al Trumbull
street, next Tuesday. Play will begin
at 8 o'clock.
William Nugent, employed at M.
Beckes & Sons, Wallingford, while en-
gagged on the cutting out machine, got
his hand caught beneath the press and
the result was he lost three fingers of
his right hand. DR.. w. S. Russell
dressed the wounds.
The many friends of Augustus d.
Sanborn, Wild was formerly a well
known contractor at the factory of
Sargent & Co., will be pleased to learn
that he is now connected with manu-
featuring concern at Franklin, N II.
Mr. Sanborn resided in Franklin before
coming to this city. He severed his
connection with Sargent & Co. about
six months ago
Mrs. Huldah HI. Fox of New York
city is the guest of Mrs. H. Goldbaum
of No. 397 Elm street. She will prob
ably stay about two weeks.
The engagement of Miss Julia Kaiser
and Louis Sugenheimer was announced
yesterday to their intimate friends.
Rev DR.. Phillips was guest at the
annual dinner of the New London
Business Mems association Wednesday
evening and the New London Telegram
Of yesterday morning says: "Rev. DR..
Phillips of New Haven can justly be
classed the speaker of the evening and
to attempt to give an outline of his
speech would be an injustice to the
speaker, for it was the master effort of
brilliant and eloquent gentleman, and
delivered with force that caused re-
greet when the end came"
E. J. Thompson, associate editor of
the Yale Alumni Weekly, has assumed
charge of the section of the new maga-
zine, American Golf, which will be de-
voted to Yale sports and golf in New
Haven. The magazine will have SINH
lar departments edited by experts on
golf and college sports at Harvard,
Princeton, Cornell, Columbia and the
University of Pennsylvania. The first
number has already appeared. Stephen
"A. Whitaker of the Evening Post of
New York, is managing editor. His
well known ability will give the period
zeal prestige at once, and in this city
it will be ably sustained by Mr.. Thomp-
son.