The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1900-12-25
PERSONAL JOTTINGS.


attack Of pneumonia at the home of his
father on Wooster Place, where the
latter is also very i'll. The daughter
Miss Daisy, is slowly recovering from q
severe attack Of typhoid fever.
Mr.. and Mrs. Burton ], Hendricks are
stopping with H. B, Ives of Whitney
avenue during the holidays.
Selectman Charles S. Bradley OF
Branford, who has been confined to his
home at Cherry Fill for a couple OF
weeks with rheumatism, is somewhat
improved.
Mr.. and Mrs. Grswold of Groton
Mass, are spending Christmas with
Mrs. Gliswold's father, Professor Will
liam III. Brewer of Orange street.
Charles e. Pickett and Mrs. Pickett,
formerly Miss Mansfield, have returned
from a two weeks wedding tour and
are living on Academy street.
The employees of the National Pipe
Binding company appreciate very much
the kindness of Colonel S. J. Fox yes
terday in presenting nice Christmas
gifts to the men OF the shops. Colonel
Fox distributed yesterday a days pay
to each man in his employ.
Peck & Bishop yesterday gave fifty
plump turkeys to the married men in
their employ for Christmas gift The
men appreciate this kindness and will
certainly enjoy fine Christmas dinner.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Temple Emmett OF
New York have taken the house, 20S
Gamer street, near Whitney avenue,
/ for the winter Mr. Emmett Is con-
nected with the School of Forestry on
Prospect street. Mrs. Emmett was Miss
Aida Chanler of New York. Her
sister, Miss Margaret Chanler, the
/ phiianthroplst, has just returned from
| the Philippines and China, where she
was engaged in reviewing the service
in the United States hospitals for the
wounded soldiers.
Cards have been sent out by Mrs
| Edward Elbrldge Salisbury Of 237
| Church street announcing that she will
be at home to her friends Wednesdays
after January Is, from until p. m.
These at home affairs, which are in
the nature Of small teas are given each
winter by Mrs. Salisbury, who enter
tains in this way her large circle of
friends in this city
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Johnson will
celebrate their forty-frst wedding an
niversary with family Christmas din
ner party to-day at their home, 623
State street The house will be prettily
decorated appropriately to the sea-
son, in honor of the event, and the
guests will include only the immediate
family Mr.. and Mrs. Johnson We're
married on Christmas day, and at each
return of this holiday they plan some
quiet sort of celebration. Those who
viii be present to-day to congratulate
the host and hostess will be their chill
dren, who include Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel
Goodman, Mr.. and Mrs. j. j. Newman,
DIR. Mailhouse, Mr.. and Mrs, j. c.
Johnson, Albert j. Johnson, and the
nieces and nephews the Misses Rena
and Helen Goodman, Miss Grace Mail
house, Miss Edith Newman, Master
Robert Mailhouse and Samuel Newman.
A sister Of Mrs. Johnson, Mrs. Kaiser
of Waterbury. with her husband will
also be among the guests
Mr. and Mrs. II. S. Moore and two
children Of Norwich, N. " are spend
ing the Christmas holidays with their
relatives. Mr.. and Mrs, Leonard w.
Cogswell of 397 Edgewood avenue, Mrs.
Moore and Mrs, Cogswell being sisters.
Mr. Moore is a graduate of Yale class
of 'S8 S. s. After his marriage he
bought out the Chenango Union, a
weekly paper in western New York, and
became its editor and proprietor which
position he now retains.
COnpty Cam ieSiOppr Hart Nun
son. who has been suffering from Sc
we're attack Of grip for several days,
was well enough to come to the office
in the county building yesterday MORN
ing. Mr.. Munson is still quite weak.
There will be a Christmas reunion of
more than ordinary note held at the
residence Of Mr. and Mrs. r. M. Jack
son, SO Ninth street, West Haven.
Among the guests will be six children
and three grandchildren of the host and
hostess. Those who will participate in
the festivities are Charles r. Jackson
and child, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas r.
Matthews and child, Mr.. and Mrs G.
S. Hamlin and two children, Mr.. and
Mrs Dewitt j. Hinman and r. NJ
Junior and Deronda, the two children
OF the family now living at home A
pleasant occasion is anticipated.
Miss katherine Stoughton, daughter
of Mr., and Mrs. John A. Stoushton Of
Main street East Hartford, has return
ed from Youngstown, o., where she is
teaching school, TO spend the holidays.
Kind hearted employers of labor are
not rare, but there are few who equal
Isaac Newman in thoughtful generosity
and in the active interest taken in the
welfare of all employees. Mr.. Newman
has for many years been at the head
OF one of the largest corset marufac
turing concerns in New England, and |
which adds distinctly to New Haven's |
prosperity. He has always been noted |
for his thoughtful attention to the well |
fare Of those whom he has employed. |
Mr.. Newman has just presented to |
each male employee in his factory who
has family a large country turkey, |
the best the market affords. He has
for several years been accustomed to |
make these Christmas turkey presents /
and to remember his employees In other
ways, clearing indicating his interest in
their welfare Every summer he gives
the employees of the factory a treat
which includes all the ice cream and
cake they can eat Other instances OF
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