The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1900-10-05
PERSONAL JOTTINGS.

Judge futile of Hamden is at the
Linsley cottage at Indian Neck, enjoy
ing the fishing season.
Attorney Edward L. Linsley is still
| very Ill at his home in North Haven Of
| typhoid fever and his condition is such
as to alarm his friends
Mrs Kate Cushman left Branford
yesterday morning to make her home
in Clairmont, n. II.
| william Schlosser of this city is WIS.,
iting his parents In Meriden for a few
days
Philip Coe of this city is spending
short time in Litchfeld.
| Hon. George p Mclean, nominee for
governor Of Connecticut, spoke in Mu-
sic hall, Branford, last evening.
Irwin l.. Atwood who, with his fam
| lily spent the season at Crescent Bluff,
has returned to his home in Water
| bury
| Rear Admiral Francis M. Bunce. U.
| s. navy, retired. who resided in New
| Haven year or two ago, has returned
from his summer home in New Hamp-
shire.
Attorneys Prentice w. Chase and
! Carleton E. Hoadley, whose law offices
have been located In the Glebe building
for several years, rented and will occu-
py soon suite of rooms In the new
Washington building at the corner Of
Church and Grown streets.
Mr.. and Mrs S. e. Hopkins of To-
ledo o., who have been spending the
summer at the Hawkhurst IN Litchfield,
came on Monday to New Haven. They
expect to remain here for the next few
months before going 10 their winter
home at Lake Helen, Fla.
County Commissioner Walters is
again at hts desk in the county court
building after q vacation trip.
Attorney John r. Booth is now as
ISOLATED with R. Fl. Tyner and has
moved into offices in the Exchange
building.
Mrs. Peter Karl of Litchfeld has re-
turned from q two weeks visit to New
Haven and New York
Miss Helen, youngest daughter of
DR.. Horace Bascom, left yesterday
morning to resume her studies at the
Philadelphia Dental college.
Wilson Thompson of Banford has re-
sumed his studies at the Philadelphia
Dental college.
Mrs. Theodore Roosevelt and family
of New York are visiting Commander
and Mrs William Cowles of Farming
ton.
Under the direction of Miss Helene
II. Boil, instructor in German at the
Hillhouse high school, number Of
tLo rvi,1r, ~ y,
and shipped to the distressed people of
Galveston, Tex, a variety of material
including clothing and other useful ar
ticles. The articles are to be distrib- |
uted by the school children of the |
southern city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry e. Duncan of |
New York city, who have spent the en-
tire summer and early autumn at Ter |
race cottage, Short Beach, have return
ed to their home in New York city.
Attorneys Martin Coyle & Housed |
yesterday removed from their Office in
the Hoadley building to commodious
suite of offices in the new Washington
building, corner of Church and Crown
streets.
Fred A. Holt, leader of the National
military band Of West Haven. has
a march which is entitled IN.
NJ. B. for and dedicated to the above
named organization. 1t will soon be
published.
Rev. and Mrs. A J. Gammack Of
West Haven have returned from their
vacation at Plymouth, Conn
Professor and Mrs. Rogers of Chi
cago have taken the home on Orange
street formerly occupied by DR. Wright.
The house is being thoroughly renovat-
ed and redecorated, and while the al
terations are being made, Professor
and Mrs. Rogers are stopping at 40
Trumbull street
A whist party was held at the resi-
1ence of Miss Ethel Warner on York
street, West Haven Tuesday evening.
There were three tables and Harry
Warner and Edna Warner won prizes
The consolation prizes were won by
Ernest Judd and Mabel Elmer. Re-
'reshments were served and music was
,njoyed.