The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1900-09-07
ABOUT NEW HAVEN PEOPLE
MANY SUMNER o UTTNGS HERE AND
THERE.
AT the Seashore, the Mountains, Across
the Sea and EIse,vhere-OtherP Personal
lettings.

cation, spent in New York state, and
is accompanied by her cousin, Miss May
Morgan of Washington, d. c., who will
be her guest for while.
Dr. Luby of Nash street, an eX-presi-
dent of the knights of ST. Patrick's is
home from a very pleasant stay OF
month at Cape May, N. ].
Mrs. r. S. Thompson of Beach street,
West Haven, had the misfortune to lose
her pocketbook containing $25 between
the city hall and Russelrs butter store
on State street, this city, Wednesday,
Mrs. J. A. Maroney and daughter is
visiting her aunt, Mrs =. ]. Sullivan at
Providence, r. l.
Edward A. Anketell. clerk Of the SUI
perior court, and his wife have return
ed to their home on Orange street from
Stamford, N. Y, where they have been
spending the summer. Mr.. Anketell
resumed his duties yesterday.
Miss Nellie Burke of 22S Columbus
avenue is spending her vacation with
friends at Long Branch.
Mrs. George L. Warner and daughter,
Miss Elira. have returned, having spent
the last two months travelling in Cana
da, where the weather was very cool
In Quebec they saw a snow bank TWEEN
ty feet high.
Attorney General Phelps was at his
Office in the capitol Wednesday after
two weeks vacation with Mrs Phelps
in the Berkshires. They rode through
the mountains by team. On his way
| back Mr. Phelps attended the twenty
third annual convention of the Ameri
can Bar association at Saratoga, of
which he is member.
! Miss Anna S. Grady with her cousin,
Miss Anna S. Grady, and Miss Carrie
visiting in Boston.
DR. and Mrs WEIGH of 1872 Chapel
street have returned from a trip to At
lantic City. N. j., where they were dom
iciled at the Boscobee,
Thomas Flagg is spending a two
weeks vacation in New York,
Mr.. and Mrs Emory l.. Smith of Fair
Haven left on Wednesday for a two
weeks vacation spent with Mr.. Smiths
mother, Mrs. M. L. Smith of Hudson,
N. Y. Their nephew, Emory Van Loan.
will join them the latter part of the
week for a weeks vacation.
Mary Fields, pupil in the Roger
Sherman school, who lives on Judson
avenue. was taken suddenly i'll yester-
day and was taken TO her home in the
police ambulance. 1t is thought that
the heat is the cause of her illness.
John c. North, the insurance man,
has just returned from a very pleasant
trip to Milwaukee, Wis, where he rep
resented the state at the meeting Of
Az. T
Insurance Agents. Mr. North reports
very harmonious and helpful meeting.
and that the delegates were right royal
ly received in Milwaukee. In the list of
newly elected officers Of the convention
Mr.. North was named as vice president.
James Van Allen Shields and Miss
Roselle Lathrop, both of Bridgeport,
We're married at Christ church, Woburn
Square, London, Wednesday, by the
Rev. J. j. Glendinning Nash, the vicar.
Miss Lathrop is the daughter of the late
James Clark Lathrop, the geologist Mr..
and Mrs Shields will spend their honey
moon on the continent:
Manager w p. Shoemaker of the Co
lumbia university football eleven, yes
terday announced authoritatively that
he has secured William Carey. one of
the old Yale assistant trainers. and DR..
A. j. Kenyon, also Ernest Hiertberg,
the former amateur champion distance
runner, to look after the physical con-
dtion of the candidates for Coach G.
Foster Sanford's team. Sanford will
bring his team to Branford Point next
Monday FIR the preliminary training Of
three Weel1s.
Miss Ella Bishop of Madison, who has
been the guest of Mrs. c. H. Conklin of
Tarran avenue, has returned home.
Miss Alice Smith of Ansonia is visit
ing friends in Branford.
r. Sherman Baldwin of AZ Pearl
street has gone to Aston, Mass, for a
two weeks vacation
Mr.. ano. Mra p. J. Carney of Bran
ford are spending their vacation in
NeWtown, Conn.
Miss Julia A. Bidwell. whose vaca-
ton has been spent in Vermont, has re-
turned to this city to resume teaching
at Eaton school yesterday.
T. L. Dunn of Branford moved his
family and household effects to Hart
ford Wednesday.
Miss Mamie Reilly has returned from
her vacation, which was spent at Man
haitian Beach.
Miss Baker is the guest Of Mrs. I. |
Newman of Park street.
Charles A. Crouch OF Barlow, N. Y, |
is the guest of Mrs. r. A. Crouch of |
Bradley street, Branford
Miss Della Roach and Miss Alice
Deane have returned from a pleasant !
outing in Cheshire.
James. son of ]. p. Callahan, and wife
of Laurel street, Branford, is seriously
i'll with typhoid fever. A trained nurse
has been secured to look after the pa
tient.
George Bryning is back from trip TO
City
William Flanders has rented the
cottage at Limewood
Grove, and with his fam ~ viii spend
the next two weeks at the shore
Miss Elizabeth Hoye who has been
visiting Mrs. Molly Murphy of 90
Greene street has returned to her home
in Hartford.
The engagement of George Gum of
Branford, A. j. Coyle's popular assist
ant, to Miss Carrie de Nichols of Brook
Ign, has been announced. The Wedding
will take place in October. Mr.. Gum
has the best wishes of his many Rran