The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1900-07-16
PERSONAL JOTTINGs.

Dewitt street will be among those who
will visit St. Anne De Beaupre, province
of Quebec, on the third annual Pilgrim
age there. They leave this morning
and will be gone for two weeks, visit
| ing Quebec, Montreal and other places
before their return.
Hon Lynde Harrison and wife will
sail for Europe in a few days to remain
until September.
Miss Lena Parmelee of Howe street
left Saturday for Petersboro, N. H., to
be absent a month.
Moses Ehrlich Of Springfield is stop
ping at Morris Cove and will remain
until August 1.
Professor and Mrs. A. l.. Wheeler are
|sumnering at Madison, Conn.
Professor and Mrs. O. H. Richardson
of Whitney avenue are at Keene VAL
ley, N Y. for the season.
Mrs. John A. Kiolin of New York is
visiting her mother-in-law, Mrs. Ber-
nard Kiolin Of Hill street, Annex, and
with her are her daughters, May, aged
thirteen; Katie, aged eleven, and Bessie,
aged seven, also the baby boy of the
family.
Professor Mather Of st. Roman street
Is spending the summer at Clinton,
Conn.
The Reynolds family association will
meet at New London August 20. Last
season the meeting took place at Man
tic.
Professor and Mrs. Kitchell are
among the New Haveners at the White
mountains.
Rev. William c. Martin has read his
resignation as pastor of the Noank Bap-
fist church to take effect August /. He
will locate in Canton, o.
Mrs. Edwin M. Hall Of Boston with
her two children is visiting her brother,
Frank H. Pierce, at his home In Mount
Carmel.
Mrs. George B. Farnam and family
of tIillhouse avenue left the past week
for Seal Harbor, Me-, where they will
remain all summer
Poultney Blgelow sailed from New
York city Saturday on the steamer
PENNSYLVANIA for Hamburg.
Professor and Mrs. Duncan are stop
ping at Montclair. N. j.
DR.. A. ]. Mclaughlin of Norwich is
visiting friends In Bradford for a few
days
: Miss Justine Ingersoll has a very
charming little tale in the current num-
Der of Truth entitled Diamond Cut
Diamond"
Miss Ella Smith of New Haven has
returned after spending week with
friends in Greeneville
Mr. and Mrs Edward Taylor, who
I, o., fI1p two
months or more. are expected home
from their European trip about August
Is.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene MacComas and
Miss Julia Smith of Washington, D. c.,
are visiting Mr. and Mrs. James e.
Todd of this city.
Miss Anita Webster of New Haven Is
making q short stay at Mrs. Kelly's In
Norwich Town.
Professor and Mrs. Sanders are at
Whitewater, Wis.
Professor and Mrs. F. A. Gooch and
daughter of Edwards street are at Clin-
ton, Mass, for the summer.
Professor and Mrs. C. w. Wells are
spending the summer season at Walder-
rhue Elzabethtown N. Y
L
of Pennsylvania, formerly edi-
tor of the Norwich Bulletin Is passen-
ger on the steamer Spartan Prince,
which sailed Saturday from New York
city for Naples.
Professor Barney IS guest at Grove
Beach Conn.
Among the Monauguin's guests yes
terday was a dinner party made up OF
Mr. and Mrs. Carlos French of Seymour
and Judge and Mrs. w. b. Stoddard Of
Milford.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Copperthite of
d. c., are visiting Mr.. and
Mrs John McCarty Of 1o6 Woodward
avenue. Mr.. and Mrs. Copperthite are
accompanied by their daughter, Miss
Annie Copperthite and also their two
sons, Charles and Miron Copperthite
They left for Maine Saturday, where
their horse ida c." races tomorrow
There they will be Joined by Henry
Copperthite, jr., and John McCarty, jr.,
both of Washington. After travelling
in Main for four or five weeks they, will
again return to New Haven.
Rev. Archibald Wheaton of the Union
Bap list church Mystic, has been called |
to the passionate of the First Baptist
church at Jackson, Mich. and has ac-
eepted. He read his resignation at the
service Yesterday and will as
sumo the charge of his new parish on
August I.
Charles Monson and family of No. 1879 |
avenue are summering at |
Jamestown, r. 7.
Past Grand Master James Bishop of |
his city will visit Accanaut lodge to-
morrow evening.
Mrs. George B. Farnam of Hilhouse
avenue will be at Paul Smiths in the
Adirondacks during the summer
Miss Esther Hall of Curtiss avenue,
has been staying a few
lays with her cousin, Miss Grace Morse
If North Haven.
Professor William Beebe and family
lave gone TO Mount Desert, Me, for the
summer.
George Z. Martin and wife of Leba-
ION have been visiting friends in New
Haven. While they were gone some one
picked the lock of Mr.. Martins paint
hop and helped himself to ten gallons
If linseed oil.-Norwich Bulletin
Professor r. Fl, Sheath and family of
S5 Whitney avenue are at the Oxford
Spring house. Oxford, Me-, for the sum-
ner.
Mrs IT II BishOD of Church streat |