The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1900-08-15

| city MONDAY after WISH with ner par
| ents, Mr.. and Mrs. James O. Jennings,
| of West street, South NorWalk.
| Rev. Henry w. Pinkman Of Denver,
| former pastor of the East Washington
| avenue Baptist church, Bridgeport who
| preached at Calvary Baptist church in
| this city Sunday, is renewing old ac
quaintances in Bridgeport, being the
| guest fora few days of w. r. Miller
of PSI Sterling street.
Mr. and Mrs Thomas Dooling of the
North End, Naugatuck, have gone to
New Haven to visit.
Mrs Ashley Prune and daughter,
Matte, Of Upper Jay, N. Y, are visit
ing Mr.. and Mrs Hiram Parrish of
Howard avenue.
Mrs. Henry Hull of Naugatuck is at
Savin Rock, where she will remain for
a month.
Attorney Charles H. Fowler has gone
to the White mountains for a few days
visit with his wife and daughter, who
have been there for several weeks
Charles Gates of Glastonbury and
his brother, Albert Gates of this city
are in Essex stopping at the old Gates
homestead.
Henry Jourdan is again back at his
desk office in Branford after a very de-
lightful three months tour of Europe.
Mr. Jourdan visited besides the mother
country France, Switzerland and Ger
many.
There was a wedding at st. Law
rence's Roman Catholic chureh, West
Haven, on Sunday afternoon at half
past three in which John Boyer was
the groom and Miss Katie, daughter of
Officer George Bescher, of 213 Savin
avenue, was the bride. The ceremony
was performed by the Rev jeremiah
Curtin. the pastor The bridesmaids
were Misses magenta and Gertrude
Bescher, sisters of the bride, and Miss
Bessie Sohn was the maid of honor.
Fred Boyer, the brother of the groom,
was the best man.
Mrs. Robert Dewell, who has been
spending week at the home of Mrs.
Aaron Keyes on Maple avenue, Nor
folk, has returned to New Haven.
AT "Thayercroft, West Midway,
Mass, August 49, 1900, a daughter was
born to Mr.. and Mrs. A. Maxcy Hitler.
Deputy United States Marshal Philip
E. Bowen of New Haven has gone to
Il lSilel y 1Sldllu, where MS family nave
a cottage He will be away about two
weeks.
Mrs. John Ryan and son Francis of
Webster, Mass, are the guests of Mr.
and Mrs Frederick A. Grimley of De
Witt street.
Harsey S. Peck of New Haven spent |
Sunday with his mother, Mrs. N. e. |
Peck, at her home in Norwalk.
Miss Lucia Russell of Howe street |
is visiting friends in Winsted.
Mrs. William Holton and daughter of |
New Haven are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. |
Patrick Baxter of Cherry street, Maui |
gatuck.
Everett Bellamy, the mountain her
NIT, who recently died in New Hart
ford at the age of eighty years, was
formerly resident of Canton.
Miss Edith Prout of Brooklyn is the |
guest of Mrs. p. D. Beach of Church
street, Branford.
Joseph Fl. Chase, chief clerk of the
superintendent of the Air Line division
Of the Consolidated road, has resigned
and severed his connection with the
this week Mr.. Chases flu
ture plans are undetermined.
Mrs. William Ballantine Penfield is
again in town, arranging caste for
the little operetta Bobby Shaftoe," to
be given by local talent under the au-
spices of Georgia chapter, Eastern Star,
the last of this month. The first re-
hearsal was held last evening in Music
hall.
A marshmallow roast was given by
Miss Harriet Bradley of Branford and
Mrs. Amy Dunning Of New Haven at
Hotchkiss Grove on Saturday evening
The party gathered around large bon
fire on the pretty beach, and enjoyed
one of the seasons novelties; later they
adjourned to the lawn at Ethelwynde,
where with games and music, presided
over by the beautiful moon a very
happy evening was passed Refresh
nents were served. Among those pres
snt from New Haven were Miss Hat
lie Dennison, Miss Hitchcock, Albert
Brown, Frank Conklin; from Bradford,
Miss Lille Tyler, Arson T. Babcock,
Merle Towner, Roy Bartholomew, Reg
maid Danforth, George Andrews, Mr..
Stone; from Merden. Miss Edith Clark,
Misses Winfred and Ethel Phipps,
Howard Tryon from Waterbury