The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1900-07-04

MIS-. james IeIry ana daughter, MILO
Elizabeth, have gone to the Mt. Pleas
ant House, White Mountains, for the
summer.
Mrs. Henry w. Ring, who has been
quite i'll for the past few days, is be-
ginning TO improve. This will be very
gratifying to her many friends.
Miss May Hodson, Miss Jeffcott and
Miss Fannie T. Culver have gone to
Point Pleasant, New Jersey, for few
days to visit Mrs. Fargo.
Miss Elizabeth E. Mahoney of Great
err New York, who came UP to attend
the nurses graduation exercises on in
vitation of Miss f. Gertrude Tracy Of
this city, one of the graduating nurses,
is the guest of Miss Tracy's sister, Miss
Mollie 2, Tracy, at her. home on Cedar
street
Mrs. Robert Martindale leaves on
Thursday of this week for Saranac
Lake, where she will spend the sum-
mer.
The Rev Dr. and Mrs. Watson L.
Phillips of Orange street left yester-
| day for Sheffield, Conn, where they
will be the guests of Professor and Mrs,
French of this city, who are summer
ing there.
| Moses Hatch has sold property on
Norton street to It. w. Donnelly for
81, 900.
Mrs. f. Wayland Fellowes has arriv-
| al i,,i,, Npoly for tho
mer
| r. Mcknight, buyer of stationery for
the Edward Malley company, and Z. M.
Seeley, buyer of notions for Howe ~
Stetson, We're in New York yesterday
making purchases.
w. S. Wells of New Haven has open
ed his cottage at Crescent Bluff, Bran
ford shore.
Lieutenant James of steamer No. l
and his estimable wife are receiving the
congratulate of their many friends
over the birth of a fine ten-pound boy
on Sunday.
Miss Molly Murphy IS III at her home,
1S9 Greene street,
Miss Katherine Clerkn Of No. GO Olive
street, with her cousin, Miss Helen
Leonard of SO Greene street, will spend
her vacation in Brooklyn
Mr.. and Mrs. e. r.. Stevens of Trum-
bull street leave town next Friday for
their summer home in Clinton, Conn.
They will be away from New Haven
until fall.
Miss Agnes Barry leaves for Bridge
port to-day to visit her cousin, Miss
Minnie Barry.
Master Harold Barnes, son Of Mr., and
Mrs Erwin Barnes of Lynwood street,
will go next week to Center Moriches,
on Long Island to be the guest for ten
days or two weeks of the Rev and
Mrs. Monsoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Stieler of Bran
ford Point are receiving congratulations
upon the arrival of their first born,
baby girl.
General and Mrs. Henry S, Peck of
West Chapel street have returned from
two weeks visit to friends in Massa-
chusetts.
James Bishop and family Of George |
street leave this week for Maine for the |
summer
Miss Gaylord, who was appointed |
second assistant at the library at the
June meeting of the board of trustees, |
assumes her duties at the library July !,
16.
Miss Bernice Golden was the guest |
over Sunday of Mrs, s. s. Adams Miss |
Golden was on her way home to Brook |
lyn from Canada, where she is attend !
ing school at convent.
Miss f. M Warwick, who has been
the guest of Mrs. V. T. Hammer Of |
Branford, has returned to her home in
New Haven.
Mrs Lillian D. Kelsey rendered an in
formal farewell reception Monday even
ing to Miss Jennie r. Messer at her
home on Exchange street. Miss Messer
sails for Europe July and will be
abroad all summer She will visit the
supervisor of sewing in the
public schools of this city. Many
friends called and a very pleasant even
Ing was spent, A buffet luncheon was
served to the guests. During the eve
ing a progressive geographical game
was played. prize was given to the
winner of mat composed of ferns and
grasses woven by the natives of the
Sandwich Islands. Mrs George Steph-
ensen was the recipient Among the
guests were DIR. and Mrs. J. w. Seaver,
Dr.. and Mrs. M, j. Adams, Mr.. and Mrs
James Howarth, Miss Emma Landfear,
Mrs. Darling, Mr.. and Mrs e. G. Hill.
he Misses Grace, Harriet and Kate
Bristol, Miss Emma Granniss, Mrs.
George Stephenson, Miss Lillian Glad
win, Miss Ford and Miss Eta Avery.
Mrs Isaac Little of Wall street has
zone to Narragansett Pier for the sum-
ner.
Colonel r. # Callahan took his posi-
ion in the assessors office yesterday,
beginning his term.
Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Morrill, Of Trum-
,ul street, with Miss Fletcher, have
zone to Maine to spend the vacation
eason.
jeremiah r. Beecher has sold proper
Y on Wooster street to Robert Keat-
ng for $4,000.
The Rev. DIR. George w Phillips, for
nerly assistant minister at St Pauls :
hurch, has been invited to preach at
III Eaints' church, Newport, r. j., on '
uly 15 Bishop Potter of New York :
reaches there the two preceding Sun
avs.
Mrs James Gardner Clark has with
er for the summer at her cottage on