The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1900-10-12
PERSONAL JOTTINGS.

the Isle of Wight and In cathedral
towns Of England, are now on the con
tinent, and will reach home the latter
part Of October They have Travelled
leisurely, stopping at points not visited
in previous trips, and have greatly en-
joyed Holland and the art csnters OF
Germany.
The friends Of Willis r. Bodwell Of
1874 Olive street, engineer on the Con
solidated railroad, will be pleased to
hear that he Is able to resume his du-
ties after an illness OF eleven weeks.
Miss Emma Green, daughter Of r
Potts Green, who is the leading drug
! sist Of Bellefont, Pa. has been on a
visit to New Haven. She was the guest
of Miss Annie L. Stone Of Lambsrtor
street.
On Monday evening, October s. MI
and Mrs G. Z. williams, celebrated the
twenty-fifth anniversary Of their mar
riase at their home, 81 Smith street.
West Haven. The rooms were exceed
ingy pretty, the decorations being
bride roses and carnations. The even
| ing was spent In games OF music. after
which refreshments were served. NJ.
and Mrs, Williams were the recipients OF
many valuable. as we'll as useful gifts.
Only the immediate relatives were pres
ent.
Miss Sarah Graham returned to her
home In New Haven Tuesday, after
spending two weeks with Miss Helen
Rye, Cove Road, Stamford.
Elk Governor John p. AltEeld of Iilli-
nois, who spoke before the Yale demo-
cratic club Wednesday evening, was
the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander
Troup during his stay In New Haven.
Yesterday morning Mr. Altgeld accom-
panied by Walter Bevins, president of
the Yale Democratic club, Philip Troup,
treasurer, and Hon, Alexander Troup.
visited the points of interest about the
city, particularly the Yale campus and
buildings Mr.. Altgeld left on the noon
train for Naugatuck, where he Will
speak both there and in Waterbury, and
in all probability In Meriden during this
week. He wac accompanied by Mr.
Troup.
Among those presnt at the Rockland
clubs annual clanbake, which was
held Tuesday at the cottage at Short
Beach Of David Corey Of this city, ex-
president of the former New Haven
Street railway, were Congressman N.
d. Sperry, Commissioner David Corey,
S. z. Poll, James j. Lawton, Mayor C.
7. Driscoll, Thomas RI. Sullivan,
Thomas 7. Kinney, Commissioner Hart
d. Munson. exMayor Holcomb,
Theron Hull, Superintendent Wrinn,
Commissioner John A. Clarke, Edwin
Knowles of Short Beach, Sidney z.
Clarke Of Hartford Controller Rowe,
William J. Atwater, Samuel Fl. Kirby,
ex-Chist A. j. Kennedy and others.
The party returned home early in the
evening having greatly enjoyed the
hospitality OF Commissioners Corey.
Mrs Harriet Buckland Of Providence
was the guest of Mrs. M. 6. Olmstead
of Branford Tuesday.
Captain Pero OF Branford IL rapid1y
recovering from his injuries sustained
In Seymour last Saturday
Mrs. John Fl. Nlemeyer, wife Of Pro-
lessor Niemeyer Of the Yale school of
fine arts, ie recovering from an illness
with typhoid fever. For the past three
weeks she has baen Ill at her home, No
784 orange street
Bernard Milford OF South Main street,
Branford, was married ON Tuesday to
Miss May Finney formerly assistant
principal of the high school at the lat
ter's home In Pigeon Cove, Mass
Mrs. A Louise Andraaa. a graduate
of a New York cooking school. has
charge of the classes In cooking and
a to r,ip
mems Christian association, on Chapel
street. Mrs, Andreae has had many
claeses in Brooklyn and New York. and
holds high credentials az teacher from
them and from Mrs. Gesine Lsmcke,
from whose school she s a graduate,
and later assistant teacher Classes
will be started immediately at the Y.
w. c. A. for those desiring such in
struotion. Cooking In all it's branches
will be thoroughly and practically
taught.
In Branford Miss Olivia Erickson and
Andrew johnson will be united In mar
rage by the Rev. Karl Martin in the
Swedish church on the 18th Of this
month.
The condition OF Charles z. Finch,
the engineer who was scsded at the
Aetna Nut companys rolling mill,
southington, was greatly improved
yesterday. DR. Stssdman says that
Mr.. Finch inhaled little or none Of the
hot steam He has hopes Of a speedy
recovery.
Captain George g. Woodruff OF No.
s's house for some time past has been
transferred to No Sc house, and Cap
tain spang of No. 6's house transferred
to the command made vacant by Cap
tain Woodruff's change. Captain
Woodruff lis one of the oldest firen1en
in the service in point of time served,
and it Is understood has been given the
new command as it Is somewhat easier
than his former command Captain
Woodruff le a very genial man and eff
cient fireman and officer and Captain
spang, his successor, is another very
capable fireman and officer.
The lecture committee OF the First |
Congregational Y. p. S. c. E. have Sc
cured Professor Blackman Of Yale uni |
as their fourth number In the !
course on December II. Mr Blackman |
has lectured In Merlden before and |
made many friends who will be glad to
know Of his being in this course Of lee
Journal
The marriage of Mas Maggie Skin
ner Of GuIlford and Thomas Lindsky of
this city will be celebrated at st.
Thomas church, Southington, next
Miss Skinner was a for
mer resident of Southington. After