The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1900-05-23
PERSONAL MENTION.

A. Belts has gone on two weeks bus
mess trip to ST. Louis and other west
ern points.
Miss Roderick Garfield of Bristol, r.
l., is spending the week with Miss Els
Their Street of Maple avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs Max Adler and Colonel
and Mrs. l. M. Ullman and family have
taken possession of their fine cottage
at Savin Rock for the summer
The engagement reception of Miss
Deborah Steiner and Sigmund Lau-
Der was held Monday at the home of
Miss Steiner, 25 Prince street, There
were 200 callers who presented the
young couple with congratulations and
good wishes. Miss Steiner was assist
ed in receiving her callers by the Misses
Alice Gabriel, Frances Mailhouse, Lii
lie Lichtenstein. Matte Stettner, Tillie
Steiner, and Miss Eva Spitz of New
London.
Benjamin Barnes, who has been gar
dener for Mr.. Russell of the Russell
Manufacturing company of MiddletoWn,
for fifteen years, has resigned his posi-
ton to go to Branford, and care for
his aged father and mother, Mr., and
Mrs James Barnes.
j. P Lavigne, of the Lavigne Auto
matte Manufacturing company, Mrs.
Lavigne, and their daughter Olive, are
enjoying a two weeks sojourn through
Canada. They expect to arrive home
about the second of June.
William Hasselbach left for Boston
Monday TO be gone several days.
Charles e. Blake and c. Collard
Adams have been elected delegates to
the democratic state convention, which
will be held at Waterbury on June Z, to
represent the town of Cromwell.
Cards have been received in this city
for the marriage Of Miss M f. Donovan
of South Boston and M. ]. Cronan of the
same place to take place June 6. Miss
Donovan is graduate of the Carney
hospital and has large circle of friends
in this city, where she has been a fire.
quent visitor. She will have for her
maid of honor Miss Dorothea Irene Ho-
gan of this city.
Rev. and Mrs. Seymour of Litchfield,
Conn, were in New Haven Monday for
a short visit.
Patrolman Flannery, the new signal
officer, is now on duty in his new posi-
ton Officer George Bradley, who has
been on night duty as signal officer,
takes the place Of Officer Began.
Director and Mrs. Russell H Chltten-
den have cards out for reception to
the seniors of the Sheffield Scientific
school and their friends, Thursday af-
ternoon at their home on Trumbull
street
Prof w. e. Chandler, secretary of
the Sons of the American Revolution
has received a copy of the fine group
photograph of the delegates to the S. A.
r. convention held in New York re-
Gently. The face of every delegate is
shown distinctly, those of Professor
Chandler, General e. S. Greeley and
Hon. F, H, Hart of New Haven being
in the foreground. the background be-
ing the famous historical house bear
ing the numerals '1776."
superintendent Golding of the Bran
ford Electric Light and Water company
is spending few days in Reynoldsville.
Pa
w. Fl. Price, of the firm of Price, Lee
& Adkins company, starts tomorrow to
attend the reunion of the Army of the
Potomac at Fredericksburg, Pa The
exercises, which begin on Friday May
%, will extend over two days and Will
include features of more than ordinary
interest to those who participated in
the battles of Fredericksburg, Chancel-
louisville, the Wilderness and other of
the most desperate battles of the civil
war. Last year Mr. Price was elected
president of the Second Army Corps as
ISOLATION, and he will attend in this ca
pacity as representative Of the corps
George G. Marsh of Branford is recov-
ering from severe attack Of peursy
AT his home, 70 Livingston street, Sun
day evening, George Smith, of the cler-
ical force in the postoefice entertained
a few of his friends of the choir of st.
Patrick's church, of which he is mem
Der. Music, both instrumental and vo-
cal, was enjoyed. Miss Agnes Smith a
sister of the host, acted as accompan-
ist for the soloists. Among those pres
emit were Miss Mary Flynn, Miss Cath
crime Conway, Miss Agnes Smith, Miss
Mary Conway, Bernard Farrell of the
postoffice, William Carey of the Yale
gymnasium, and Eugene Smith.
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TO CURE A COLD QUICKLY.