The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1900-09-06
ABOUT NEW HAVEN PEOPLE
MANY SUMMER OUTINGS HERE and
THERE.
At theSeashore, the Mountains, Across
the Seannd Elsewhere Other Personal
Jottings.

the Sennnd Elsewhere Other Personal
Jottings.
Miss Nellie Youngerman, daughter
of George Youngerman, the newsdeal-
err is spending her summer vacation
among the hills of Woodbridge.
Miss Mary 7. Sanford has gone tc
Morris for two weeks, where she will be
a guest at Granns hotel.
William III. Long, the florist, has re-
turned from an extended tour in Eu'
rope.
The many friends in this city OF
Seavy Lewis Burgess of East Haven
will be interested in the announcement
of his marriage on August 81 to Fannie
Burt Pease also of East Haven. Mr..
and Mrs. Burgess will make their
home during the winter at 1913 Olive
street.
Patrolman William M. Collett Is
quite dangerously i'll at his home as
the result of an attack of vertigo which
he sustained about o'clock yesterday
morning. Patrolman Collect got up
early and went to the bedside of his
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some medicine. AS he stood beside the
bed he suddenly tainted and fell on the
floor Help was summoned by Mrs
Collett. who called to those in the
house. DR.. William j, Butler of How
ard avenue was called and after work
ing over Patrolman Collett for several
hours he recovered sufficiently so that
he was more comfortable
DIR. George E. Wilcox, dentist of Will
limantic, has announced his engage
ment to Miss Jessie l.. Brown of New
Haven.
Mr.. and Mrs. John c. Clark, who
have been spending August at Hamp-
ton, Conn, are at home again.
Mrs E. o. Hovey of New York is
spending three weeks here, the guest of
her parents in Fair Haven East.
c. S. Read, who has been registered
at Jefferson. N H., for the past few
weeks, has returned home.
Mrs. S. S. Adams of Orange street
and her son, George M. Adams, re-
turned home Monday from Northport,
Me, where they have been domiciled
since early in July. Frank Adams will
return home to-day from East Penn
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guest of Frank l.. Phillips.
The pharmacy commissioners, Rich
ard H. Kimball of Hartford, Willis L.
Mix Of this city, and George L. Ellis
bree of Meriden, were at the capitol
Monday and examined twelve appli-
cants for druggists licenses as follows:
Joseph A. Lundin of Cromwell, Edward
]. Beardsley of Hartford, Fred P. Lane
of Litchfield, Frank H. Herman of
Bridgeport, John j. S1nnott of Hart
ford, jeremiah j. Murphy Of this city,
John w. Cone of Hartford, Harry w.
Holcombe of Hartford, William c.
Coleman of Ansonia, John j. Kehoe of
Naugatuck, William G. Mahoney of
Shelton and Thomas C. Pratt of Wa
terbury.
Miss Minnie Dellert of Great Barring
ton, Mass, is stopping for a week
with Mrs. F. r. Swift of 1o7 Kimberly
avenue, on her way to Providence.
Miss Josephine Neubauer entertained
a party of neighbors and friends Mon
day afternoon at her home on Front
street in honor of her sister, Mrs.
Charles Palmer and son, Charles Pal
mer, jr., of Yonkers, N. Y The affair
was in the nature of a lawn party and
delicious refreshments were served to
the guests, about twenty in number, on
the lawn at o'clock. The affair was
greatly enjoyed by all who attended
To-day Mrs. Palmer with her son will
leave for her home in New York.
Edward Sanford, who has been visit
ing at E. c. Parker's, Deep River, has
returned to this city.
Dr Adelaide hart If Oy.apoa
street has returned after a months
absence spent in travelling through
Canada.
George w. Corbin's family of New
Britain have returned from Short
Beach.
DIR. Warren J. Moulton of the uni
versity has returned with his bride |
and will begin housekeeping in Brad
ley street.
Miss Gertrude Hull Of Deep River is
visiting in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Ryan of this |
city are visiting on Union street, New |
Britain
George E. Alling of 1895 Chapel |
street is travelling through the west |
for month. He will spend week in |
the Yellowstone Park and, will visit |
many of the largest cities of the west, |
going out by the Great Lakes.
The third annual reunion of the Hol-
lister family of Connecticut will be |
held at Laurel park, Hartford, on |
September Is. All bearing
that name or connected with the fam
lily by marriage or descent have re-
ceived invita- tons to be present In adj
dition to the reunion a dinner will be
served at noon. Among the speech
makers will be the Hon. D. F. Hollis
ter of Bridgeport
The Andrews family, to the number
Of thirty-two people, We're splendidly
at Wallingrord, Monday, at
The home of William r. Cook noted
Wallingford farmer and horse trainer |
There were present Mr.. and Mrs. Dan
ell M Hall, Mrs. Rufus Doolittle, Mrs.
Emma Cook, r. Cook and family,
1eighbors of Mr.. Andrews; Mrs Rus
sell, P. E. Andrews, E. c. Andrews and
amily of this city, William Thompson
ind family, Nelson Mansfield and fam
ly, w. j. Andrews and wife, Miss
Nancy M. Andrews, James Moon and
amily and Milton Doolittle and wife
Che Andrews family present comprised
our generations There was Grandma
Russell Cook. eghty-five years old her :
ION and daughter, eight grandchildren,
nd eight great grandchildren Four