The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1900-08-28

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Orange street have had as their guests
the past week the Misses Clara and
Grace Watrous of East Haddam The
former is a pupil at the New York
Conservatory of Music and possesses a
voice Of rare quality and sweetness. ON
Sunday last at the Epworth M. E.
church, by invitation she rendered in
a most artistic manner two soprano
solos before an appreciative congrega-
ton.
Frank S. Kalsky, who with his fami-
ly moved to Atherton, Penn, about a
year ago, returned to this city on Sat
urday, accompanied by his daughter,
Marie.
Oscar P. Fowler of Humphrey street
has gone to Moodus, Conn, for stay
of few weeks
Mrs. Mary Markham of Plymouth,
Conn.,, who has been visiting friends at
Savin Rock, returned to her home yes
terday.
Attorneys James III. Webb, George D.
Watrous and Professor John Wurtz of
the Yale Law school, will attend the
annual meeting of the American Bar
association which opens at Saratoga
to-day. The absence of Judge Bald
will in Europe Will remove a prominent
figure from the meeting.
Lewis S. WEIGH. editor of the Yale
Alumni Weekly, is enjoying a vacation
of two weeks at East River. During
his absence the Alumni Weekly office
is In charge of E. j. Thompson, who
returned a week ago from a months
vacation in Nova Scotia and New
Hampshire.
S. H. Read of Chapel street, who has
been stopping at the Mountain View
house, Whitefield, N. H., during Au-
gust, returned home on Saturday.
Miss Alice Rochfort, II. H. S. 1900,
has returned to her home on Edwards
street from a very pleasant visit to
Litchfield, Bantam Lake and Torring
ton. Miss Doyle of Bantam Lake is her
guest for a week or two.
Lewis G. Boone of the Postal Tele-
graph company has just returned from
a months vacation trip spent at his
old home in Maryland.
City Engineer Kelly returned to the
city yesterday from Boston, where he
VShS ioos Aitoy III COMPANY Win oC-
lectmen Walter M Main and William
Russell of the town of Orange to see
the retractile or oblique sliding bridge
The party was well treated by the Of
ficials of Boston and were given every
opportunity to see the bridge at work
and to inspect it's parts.
Mr. and Mrs. James Kingsley Blake
of Humphrey street will spend the re-
mainder of the month at the Chelseley,
Prout's Head, Me.
A few friends met with Miss Hazel
"A. Munson, August "a, at her home on
Wintergreen avenue, and spent a very
enjoyable afternoon and evening. A
varied programme of music and games
was enjoyed and refreshments were
served in the early evening"
Attorney Samuel c. Moorehouse is
still at Marshfield Hills, where his in
FAINT son is dangerously i'll with sum-
mer complaint. The latter's condition
was critical at last reports.
General and Mrs. E. S. Greeley, who
have been stopping at New London for
couple of weeks, returned home last
Friday.
The announcement of the marriage
of Alfred H. Day, Yale '92, formerly
an instructor in Yale, to the daughter
of President Colbrausch, of Charlotten-
burg, Germany, on August 20, was re-
ceived here yesterday.
Miss Elise Kelsey of Townsend ave-
nue. has returned from two weeks va
cation spent with friends in New York
city and vicinity.
Mr.. and Mrs. John S. Fowler of |
Dwight street have returned from
Stamford, N. Y, in the Catskills, where !
they spent two weeks very pleasantly
Mr.. Fowler was at his desk in the office
of the superior court clerk yesterday |
morning.
Professor E. H. Sheath of Whitney
avenue is expected home on Wednes-
he has been spending his vacation at
the Crawford house.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. c. Clark are stopping
at Chelsea Inn, Hampton, Conn.
Timothy Sullivan, who has been en-
ployed on ST. Mary's church building,
Branford left for Bridgeport yesterday ,
morning. During his stay in Branford
Mr.. Sullivan has made many friends |
who regret his departure.
Evan Benschoten, who has been stop
ping at Seneca Falls, is at home again.
The Misses Marie Doran and Anna
Killoy of this city were visitors in Bran
ford Sunday.
Augustus D. Sanborn of Wooster
street, who has been stopping at
Franklin, N. H., has returned home
Mrs, F. Fl. Dawson. who has been
spending part of August at East Mad
ison, has returned to her home, 142
Dwight street.
Captain F. A. Monson, who has been
sUmmering at the Berkeley Springs
has returned to his home on Chapel
street
Herman Bolze, one of the employees
of the Yves. Haven piano shop and
corporal in the Light Guard, was quite
i'll while at camp, he having taken
severe cold. He came home on Satur-
day and Is still confined to his house
In West Haven.
F. S. Bradley, who has been stopping
at Roach River Me-, has returned home
from his vacation trip.
DR.. w. V. Wilson of West Haven an
nounces that Israel A. Kelsey's cond-
tton is gradually improving and con-
valescence has begun Mr. Kelsey's
mind is much clearer and, while the
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