The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1900-07-27
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Mrs. D. j. Bristol and D. j. Bristol,
jr., are spending the month of August
In the Adirondacks at Long Lake.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. r. Bliss have been at
Greensboro, Mass, for ten days and
now go to the "Old Berry TaVefh at
Danvers, Mass, for ten DAYS.
e. R. Bennett of South Main street,
South Norwalk. will occupy the pulpit
of the Howard avenue Baptist church'
New Haven, next Sunday.
Mrs. Washburn and Miss Minch of
New Haven are boarding at Miss Sned-
iker's in Kent for a time.
Deacon Bird and Miss Bird of Bethe-
hem have returned from a carriage
drive through northwestern Connecti-
cut. C. n. Bird of New Haven spent
Sunday with his family in Bethlehem.
A. G. Bentley, Yale '96, has returned
home from Washington, d. c., where
he has been the guest of friends IN that
city during the past two weeks.
p. j, Murphy, for many years buyer
in the silk and dress goods department
of the Edward Malley company, and
who for some years past was i'll bus1-
ness in Quincy, ILL.,, has returned to
New Haven and accepted a position
with Howe e Stetson. Mrs. Murphy
nee Miss Kelleher, is also in New Ha-
ven her health never having been good
While away.
Mrs. William B. Pardee of 5S1 George
street is registered at the Hotel Waum-
becie, Jefferson, N. II:
Attorney H c. Newton has been i'll
for the past week at his home in this
city.
Henry Herr of orange street Is stop
ping at the Grand Union hotel Sarato-
ga Springs.
A delightful reception was given on
Monday evening by Mr.. and Mrs. S. c.
| BurWell of 80 Perkins street, In honor
Of their guests, Miss Margaret Cochrane
and John Stewart of Oakdale, L, I.
Miss Cochrane and Mr.. Stewart have
been spending the past ten days in New
Haven and vicinity.
| Paul Schirner musical director of the
Teutonia Maennerchor, celebrated his
birthday Wednesday evening at his
home on Thomas street. West Haven,
About twenty members of the above
mentioned society surprised him by
their presence.
Maurice P. Gold, Yale 1900 has lust
Ereturned from d week at Log Harbor,
l.. l., with the Buffalo Art league. D.
| w Wilcox. Yale '95, is one of the most
proficient students in the league, Of
| which George b. Bridgewater is art
critic. There are fifty-seven in the
league at present camped at Leg Har-
| Dor for a month.
The engagement of Miss Jennie M
Larkin, daughter OF Mr. and Mrs John
Larkin of Arson street, Derby, and Ira
F. Hoyt, manager of the Sterling opera
house, has been announced, The we'd
ding will take place some time during
the coming fall. Miss Larkin is very
well known in this city where she has
many friends. Her father is proprietor
of the hotel at Burns Point, Milford.
Mr. and Mrs Harry B. Johnson and
Mr.. and Mrs. Leander L. Higgins are
spending a very pleasant vacation at
Merry Dem cottage, Indian Neck
TAey have as guests Miss Sally f. Bur-
ton and Miss Bernice Chatfield of this
city aIU
Mrs. Thomas r. Fulton ir., and
daughter Of Howard avenue are stop
ping at Mt. Pleasant; Newtown, Conn.
George FL Cooper, who has been
spending some time at New Dorchester
Station, Mass, is expected home on
Saturday of this week.
Four men have enlisted during the
pres Mt month at the New Haven re-
cruiting Office, who are destined to see
service in the FloworV Kingdom. The
new soldiers are James F. Synnott.
Frederick C, Leavenworth Edward s.
Weston. all of whom have been assign
ed to the Fifteenth regiment of infantry
now stationed at Fort Columbus, New
York harbor.
Miss Annie NJ Gilbert of George
street is spending several weeks at
Block Island.
Elmer Talmadee has just become
member of the City Guard
Miss e. J. Elliott. who has been
spending part of Jury at Branford,
has returned home.
Louis b. Buchanan, a private in the
Light Guard, will not be able to attend
the camp this year on account of in
juries received about two weeks ago
He was bathing at Savin Rock, and
while sliding down the trolley chute he
fell. His knee pan was broken and
Wednesday night he was out for the
first time since the accident.
H. S. Arnold of the Yale Glee club as
sisted very acceptable in the singing at
the Congregational church, Bethlehem,
on Sunday morning.
Dr. and Mrs. w. C. Vile of Danbury,
q brother-in-law of Charles Loomis, the
piano dealer of this city, will sail for
Europe soon on the White Star line
steamer Germania. Wednesday. Miss
Alice Vile accompanies him.
Mrs. Mary Hardy of New Haven is
stopping with friends in Bethlehem.
At the Montowese house. Branford
there are staying: Philip Montgomery
and wife of New Haven. Miss Mont
gomery of Portland, Ore; I. ]. Arello
of New Haven, C. r. English of New
Haven F. s. Yields of New Haven, C.
M. Hathaway Of Pennsylvania, Norman
N. Rudd of Michigan, J. A. Clark of
Chicago.
Terrence Hollywood and Daniel +,
Dalton, both residents of Beacon street
Waterbury, are matched for a bicycle
race to New Haven neXt Sunday or the
Sunday after. 1t is thought that three
or four others will enter the contest,
which is expected to be very interest
ing. will contain much comedy and re-
fleet not only credit on the racers but |