The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1900-11-27
PERSONAL JOTTINGS.

Miss Bertha I. Wright, teacher in
room of the Cedar street school is
i'll and a substitute teaches is taking
her place.
Miss Agnes Williams of New Haven
is the guest of friends in South SIAM
ford
Motorman Kinney, who was so badly
injured by a collision of cars on Whal-
ley avenue, is steadily improving and
beyond a stiff ankle will suffer no per-
manent injury.
Harry E. Woodstock will give his
third organ recital this afternoon at 4
o'clock at st. Pauls church. He will
be assisted by Mrs Hettie Bradley
Kelly of Hartford and William E. Mill
er, 'cellist of this city
John F. Regain Of Derby is spending
a vacation at his parents home on
East Main street. Branford,
The engagement is announced of Miss
Hannah Shenfeld of this city to Leopold
A. Spier, the son of the commissioner
of charities They will be at home to
receive the congratulations of their
friends at the home of Miss Shenfeld's
sister, Mrs. Adolph Mendel, 20 Academy
street, Thursday evening.
Herbert Congdon of Franklin street,
Norwich, spent Sunday in New Haven
the guest of Mr.. Bayles Yale '63.
Miss Bertha Ridgway Bannon OF
Pottsville, Pa. is the guest of Mrs, A.
Eeaton Robertson at her home on
| Trumbull street. Miss Bannon made a
very attractive gypsy in the Gypsy
camp at the Gymkhana.
Mrs. Francis Hillhouse of New Haven
is the guest of her sister, Mrs. William
Jewett at the Fitch homestead, Nor
witch Town.
| Arrangements are being made for
large ball to be given by the Edward
Malley company members of the Pro-
tective association at Music hall We'd
nesday evening, December 5. 1t will be
an elaborate affair and will be attended
| by large number of those connected
with the firm as well as many of their
| friends.
| j. p. Callahan assumed his position
| as foreman of the lock room at the
Branford Lock works yesterday morn
| ing.
| The engagement is announced of
| Charlotte Louise, youngest daughter of
Mrs. L. c. Vinal of Middletown, to
Robert I. Todd Of New York city. On
Friday afternoon from 3 to o'clock
at the residence of Hon C. G. r. Vinal
of High street, Miss Vinal received
congratulations of a large number of
friends. A most enjoyable time was
had The entertainment was by Sher-
ry, the decorations by Gwimple,
The entertainment to be given by st.
Rose Guild at Music hall on Thanksgiv-
ing night promises to be one of the
largest attended affairs arranged for
that evening. Excellent work was
done for the poor by this organization.
William TT. Moseley and family ex-
pect to occupy their residence, Airly
Beacon, in Norfolk, during the holi
days and perhaps a portion of the Win
ter
a reception was rendered William
S. Clancy and bride of Branford upon
their arrival home from a wedding trip
on Saturday evening.
Professor Blackman of Yale preached
at the Congregational church in Nor
folk Sunday,
Miss Julia Neidhardt of Branford is
now pupil of Mrs. Milcke of Walling-
ford for voice culture. Miss Rose |
OBrien of Branford. who studied I'M
der Mrs. Milcke, is now in New York
for the finish.
In the absence of Rev. r. C. Tullar |
the pulpit of the Methodist church,
Savrlo,lr wac fi11ed Gurdo,, b,y pa,y m
r. Davis of New Haven, who was for
merly a pastor of the Congregational |
church there for about three years
George L, Fox, principal Of Hopkins |
Grammar school, began last night at
Yale hall in Franklin street class for
the study of civil government. Work
ingmen are especially invited.
Clerk Ernest L. Isbell of the city I
court is i'll at his home with malariaI
fever. He was taken on Saturday. 1t |
is hoped he will be able to be out in
day or two, however, as his condition
is not serious.
Bowen I1sher the Yale freshman who
fell from the fifth story of Pierson hall
nearly two months ago, is rapidly re-
covering from the effects of his fall.
The bones of his shattered ankle have
knitted together in such a manner that
no permanent i'll effects are likely to
follow, and it is believed that he will
be able to leave the Infirmary by the
End of this week
Bernard M. Hope, county director of
he state C. r. A. b., delivered an ex-
,ellent address on the evils of intem-
1erance before the members of the St
Mary's r. A. and B. society.
Schools in Branford close tomorrow
or the Thanksgiving vacation, at which
ime the resignation of Miss Beecher.
eacher in the Paved street district
chool, will go into effect. Miss Beech =
r has secured a good position in this /
ity, where her home is.
Professor D. w. Phelps of New Ha- I
ZEN, preached at the Plantsville Bap- s
ist church Sunday.
Attorney t. j. Fox of New Haven !
vas a visitor in Southington yesterday q
epresenting Mrs. Frederick A. Hart.
xecutor of the estate Of DR.. f. d,
Hart deceased, in the final accounting !
made yesterday. II
Rehearsals are being held in order to
ring out The Drummer Boy of Shi-
oh' at the Hyperion tbeater from
'ebruary % to March 2. "The officers +
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