The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1900-09-18

lettings.
Miss Fannie Kimberley, daughter o
ex-Warden Dennis Kimberley of Yves
Haven, is visiting relatives in Hart
ford.
Miss Mae Concannon of this city !
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs Charlie
Knowlton in Wallingford.
DR.. Charles D. Phelps of Orang'
street is back from Beverly, Mass
where he has been spending his Vaca
ton.
Mrs. w. w. Woodwork of this city
is the guest of Miss Hovey in Berlin.
Frank e. Turner is in the city again
after a rip to Milford, N. H.
Charles Eliot Pickett, assistant clerl
of the United States court, has re
turned from vacation spent in Maine
He enjoyed several days in fishing anc
reports that one day he caught 4o'
pounds of various kinds of fish.
Miss Tozier, a teacher on the substl'
tute list, who has been Ill in Maine, re.
turned to this city Sunday and resumed
her work yesterday morning.
f. w. Potter and family OF state
street, after several weeks stay in the
White Mountains, have returned nome
John B. Kendrick of Wallingford VIII
not be the democratic candidate for
senator from the Sixth district, as Mr..
Kendrick refuses absolutely to allow
the use of his name.
Miss F. A, Pardee of 81 Howe street
came back last week from her vacation
OF T1oor1n Conn.
Miss Lillia D. Michaels of Yalesville,
who has been visiting friends in this
city for the past week, has returned
home.
w. G. Penfeld of this city, who has
been stationed with the United States
troops at Porto Rico until recently
when he has been stopping at East
Berlin, this state, has been ordered to
Manila, for which place he has already
started
Mrs. Philo H. Bevin and Mrs. E. A.
Bliss of East Hampton have arrived
at Pine Orchard Branford, for
months stay They have taken the
cottage recently occupied by Rev. Joel
S. Ives.
Mrs. G. w. Curtis, who has been
stopping for some time at the ONTO,
Unadelia, N. Y, has gone to Lake
Minnewacha, Ulster county, for a stay
before returning home
Mrs. Mary E. Wooster of $50 How
ard avenue has returned from North
Conway, N H., where she has been
during portion of the summer.
City Clerk Henry E. Norris was
forced to leave his desk in city hall
yesterday afternoon to go home i'll with
a heavy cold
S. D. Bowers has returned from WI
amo. Cape Cod, Mass. where he has
ben enjoying a vacation.
Miss Inez Finch has returned from
Bristol, where she has been spending
part of the summer season.
Mr.. and Mrs. James McQuillan of
Trenton, N. j., have been visiting her
sister, Mrs George B. Horton, No. 6S
Pearl street.
Miss Martha Jones of Southington
has taken position with the firm of
w. D. Kinsman & Co. of Springfield.
Miss Edith Williams of Springfield,
Mass. Is a guest of Amaretta Bangs of |
ISL Orange street.
Mr.. and Mrs. H H. Clark and Mrs. |
Clark of Southington are visiting at |
Pine Orchard.
Mrs. 1. M Ulman has returned from !
a pleasant stay at Litchfield.
John Mccarthy, notorman on the |
Southington trolley road, arrived home |
from Ireland Sunday evening, where he
has been spending a two months va
cation.
Miss Irene Horton of No. 6S Pearl
street has returned from Fall River,
Mass, where she has been visiting her
sister, Mrs. John w. Clyne.
Miss Bertha M Curtiss, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. James A. Curtiss of Meri-
len, has entered hospital in New
York city for the purpose of becoming
Red Cross nurse. Miss Curtiss is one
If the and most popular and prominent
young ladies in Meriden.
Mrs. T. Attwater Barnes of Orange
treet, who has been stopping at Nor
ok, Conn, for couple of weeks, has
zone to the Berkshire Inn, Great Bar
ington, Mass for a short stay before
eturning home.
Leslie Hubbard, the great little
quarterback of the crack Meriden high |
chool football team of SO, who is to
axe a postgraduate course at the Yale
law school this term, beginning on
september 81, is now devoting all his
pare time to coaching this years Meri-
en- high school eleven.
Mrs. Fl. P. Hoadley has gone to
N. j., to spend the remain
er Of the month.
Mrs. Arthur J. Penney of Branford,
Tho has spent the past six weeks a S
ne OWenego house, Indian Neck, has {
aturned to her home on Montowese !
treet.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. B. Bolmer of 10 Lyn- .
God street have returned from a fort ]
lights vacation passed at one of the
rye hotels at upper Lake George.
In Milford, Sunday, Miss Bertha Will
IN was united in marriage to Herbert | {
NTH Immediately after the noon SER
ce at the Methodist church. After
lie ceremony a reception was held at
lie residence of the brides parents, | t
r. and Mrs. D. G.. Wilson, on North | Il
rect The newly welded couple were
e recipients of many presents. They II
it on a wedding tour which will in h
ude New York, Boston and other t.
,ints. n
Mrs. L. NJ Andrews has gone to
Mass, for a vacation "
ip.
Dr. Caryl White, who is attending W
e patient was much better yesterday ,
ID will probably now improve rapid g
DIR. F. H. Wheeler who was called