The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1900-09-08

through the New Hampshire mountains
for the benefit of her health.
Professor H. N Loomis, teacher OF
science in New Haven Normal school
is with his mother, Mrs. James Bur
rifle at Liberty Hill, Conn. Mr.. LOOMS
leaves the Normal school this fall to &c
to Harvard for year CT two. He has
secured a teacher to fill his place at the
| Normal school.
Mrs. A. C. Wilcox has returned from
stay at Madison, Conn.
Miss Lizzie B. Roberts, who for sew
! eral years has taught successfully In
| the public schools of Seymour and Bea-
con Falls, has entered the State Nor
NAL Training school for Teachers in
New Haven to improve herself further
in the science of pedegogism Miss
Esther Roberts, her sister, is now
teaching in Miss Lizzie's former school
on OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Sentinel.
Miss Ella Simpson of Elm street is
spending a few days in Pawtucllet.
Mrs Sarah E. Coburn, Mrs. J. S. Co
burn, Mr.. and Mrs Robert A. Bronson
and daughter Louise of New Haven,
are the guests of Mrs. Jane r, Griswold
of 143 Riverside avenue, New Britain.
Miss May b. Lyon of 100 Howe street
has returned from four weeks visit
to SOUTHAMPTON and Water Mill, l.. l.
Mrs Gierding and daughter of New
Haven, who have been spending few
days with w. E. Fogg on South street,
Bristol, have returned to their home.
Mrs Addack and children Of 10
George street, have gone to South Nor
walk for short visit.
Attorney Samuel C. Moorehouse has
returned from East Marshfield, Mass,
where his infant son has been danger
ously i'll for several weeks with summer
trouble. The little fellow is much bet
ter and unless he suffers a relapse will
recover.
Mr and Mrs Robert Martindell and
family are expected home Monday
from the Adrondacks, where Mrs. Mar
tindell and the children have been
spending the last three months.
MI and Mrs. Harvey s. Peck of this
city spent last Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. N. r. Peck of Main street Nor
walk Mrs Peck remained the week
with her mother.
Z Mrs. Pursell, who has been spending
the summer in Winsted, returned Sep
TENDER a to her home in New Haven,
taking with her the best wishes of her
many friend.-Winsted Citizen.
Mrs. We'll, daughter of Max Adler, re-
turns to her home in Denver, Col. early
next week after a visit of several
months with her parents.
Mr,c Cteala of Nau-
Britain have returned from Short
Beach Mr.. Steele was taken i'll while
at the beach.
Miss Amanda Schaefer is expected
home Saturday evening from a ten
days visit al Bath Beach, l.. ].
Miss Catherine Quinn of Waterbury.
who has been visiting with relatives in
New Haven, and at Savin Rock, has re-
turned home, accompanied by her cous-
ms, Miss Rena Gilhuly, daughter Of
Daniel Gilhuly Of this city and Philip
Colwell jr of this city
John j. Parker and family of 94S How
ard avenue have just returned from
Grove Beach, Conn, after six weeks
outing.
Rev. William Parsons, an Episcopal
clergyman Of Troy, N Y, and wife,
will arrive here to-day on a visit to
Mr. and Mrs Charles F. Bates of Quin-
nipiac avenue.
Mr.. Berry of Springfield, who has
visited Mr.. and Mrs. George Black of
Quinnipiac avenue has returned home. |
Miss Helen A. Baldwin of Quinnipiac
avenue is on a vacation trip to Wind |
scr, this state.
Town Clerk Augustus Street of East |
Haven, who has been critically Ill, is |
now improving and there are prospects
of recovery. AS he is eighty-one years
of age. there We're fears at first that he
would not recover
The Episcopal church in East Haven
has been moved back about fifteen feet
and the foundation is being built secure
underneath. After this is completed
some Improvements ON the building
will be started.