The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1900-07-02

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firm of Waller 81 Wagner, New York
received on Friday two salmon, eacf
weighing twelve and a half pounds
which his son caught on the River Mar
geree at Cape Breton Island. Mr.. Wag'
ner caught them before breakfast. He
has been away week.
Bayard Barnes, instructor in Sheffield
Scientific school, son of e. Henry
Barnes of the wholesale house of Sper'
ry & Barnes, leaves shortly for fur
Their period of study at Heidelberg, Ger
many. He will be away several months
Last year he spent some time in study
at Munich.
d. F. Copeley of No. GO Day street left
yesterday for Bellows Falls, VT, where
he will be the guest Of his brother c.
! Fl. Copeley, who recently located there
as Superintendent of the Vermont Trac-
ton line, recently opened at Bellows
Falls.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry L. Hotchkiss
and family will leave this week for
their charming summer home in the
Adirondacks.
Augustus c. Hausmann and family
went to their cottage at Cosey Beach
friday LOT the SUMMER
Professor and Mrs. Neimeyer enter
tanned the we'll known artist, Frederick
Remington, and his wife during COM
| mencement. A dinner was given them
at the Kensington, in the Neimeyer
apartments.
| Miss Eliza Shipman and her nephew,
Delafield Shipman Of st. Paurs school,
Concord, will leave to-day for Sacks
vile, Nova Scotia, to pass some weeks.
1t is in the Acadian Evangelne coun-
try.
Dennis A. Blakeslee has bought Of
George w. Lewis of Lewis e. Maycock
the property at the southeast corner of
Dwight and George streets opposite
Trinity M. II. church, for $4,000.
Dr. Atwood of North Woodbury. sent
a letter of greeting to his class reunion
and regretting absence.
Attorney A. Nee. Mathewson and his
son, Pierrepont B. Foster, went to
Woodstock yesterday in an automobile
The distance is about ninety miles.
Professor and Mrs. Salisbury will
leave for their summer residence in
Lyme just after the Fourth Of July
Mr.. and Mrs. James English will leave
for the United States hotel Saratoga.
early this month,
William w. Mathewson, father Of At
torney A. McC. Mathewson Of this city,
who was injured in a runaway accident
at Woodstock on Wednesday, is reeov-
ering rapidly. No serious results are
anticipated.
The two sons Of President Hadley,
Morris and Hamilton, are recovered
from their illness and went on Friday
to Newtown, where Mrs. Hadley and
her daughter Laura will join them at
once.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pemberton Wurts Of
Chicago and Mr., and Mrs. Sherman
Thacker of California were here at
commencement.
NJ. f, Stanley, proprietor of the gen.
clemens furnishing store on Church
street removes to-day to a cottage at
Cosey Beach with his family. Mr..
STANLEY has recently purchased cot
tage of Harry Leigh, but as it was rent
ed for the season he has hired a cottage
near by and expects with his Wife
child and servant to occupy it until
October.
William B. Hall, the State street fur
niture dealer, and family moved into
their Cosey Beach cottage on Saturday
which they will occupy until the schools
reopen.
Professor and Mrs. Eugene l.. Rich
ards are at their camp in the Adiron-
dacks,
Miss Marion Keys arrived in the city
Saturday and will spend some time here
as the guest of Mrs. James Gardner
Clark In West Haven.
Miss Florence Truman Of 319 Grown
street and Mr. and Mrs. John Plat OF
West Chapel street left on Saturday for
the Forest and Stream club in Whining
ton, Vt Mr.. and Mrs. George Barnum
and the Misses Barnum will join them
early In July.
Miss Elizabeth A. Hurley of Philadel-
phia is the guest for week of her rel
atives, Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Hurley of
is Bishop street.
Philip r. Leavenworth, Yale 92, who
conducts the Hotel Castleton at Castle.
ton, VT, has been nominated as a mem
Der Of the state senate.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Osborn have
taken the Joseph Whttlesey place 219
St. Roman street.
James White and family of Linden
street went Saturday to Stony Creek
for the summer.
Fl. A. Stevens of No. 81 Lenox street
is again quite sick with kidney trou-
loles
The Bishop of Japan, who was of the
class of 80 at Yale, was the guest of Dr.
and Mrs Ring during his stay here
He is remembered as Sidney Partridge
His brother, William Ordway Partridge,
the sculptor of note, was also here. The
bishop arrived from Japan in New
York on commencement morning, just
in time to join his class.
Miss Carolyn Lindsey is taking n
two weeks vacation with her sister,
Mrs Robert Griswold, who is stopping
at Morris Cove.
superintendent Kendall has consider
able work to do in connection with the
public schools before he can leave New
Haven for good. He expects to get
away for vacation next week, but will !
be here on and off during the summer.
Mr. Beede, his successor, will take a
as soon as possible, but will /
be here the greater part Of the sum-
mer.
Poultney Bigelow of New York and |
London has been the guest of Vice |
President and Treasurer Edward A. |
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