The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1900-10-09
PERsoN1IL JoTTINGS.

son & Brother, the state street Sf0CerS,
is critically i'll at his residence on Trunl-
bull street.
Miss Mary P. Christie of 66 Trumbull
street has returned to Bryn Mawr coll
lege.
Mrs. H. S. DeForest has returned from
South Ferry, R. I.
Mrs. S. T. Darling of West Chapel
street has gone on a visit of several
weeks to friends in Providence and Bos-
ton, leaving her sister, Mrs. Sara Il.
Kinney, in charge of the home affairs
during her absence.
| Charles P. Clark Of 444 Orange street
and family have gone to Newton Gem
ter, Mass.
Miss Justine Ingersoll went to the
Adirondaoks last Wednesday, where she
is stopping at the Chester house at
Chestertown. She is recovering from
quite severe illness and went to the
mountains for recuperation and change.
She has story in the October Atlantic
Monthly.
Major N. w. Perkins and family of
Crown street have returned from Short
Beach.
Emil johnson of the Branford Opin-
ion office Is i'll at his home in Branford
Point
Frank c. Porter and family of 286
Bradley street have returned to their
wintar home
John, son of Terrence Murphy and
wife Of Branford, Is recovering as well
as can be expected from his recent Ill
ness
Miss M. j. Daggett of Grove street is
stopping at Ridgefield.
Norman panta, we'll known must
clan of this city, and MICS Fannie j.
Welch We're married August 18. Mr.
Banta Is one # the Banta brothers. mu-
steal artists,
Mrs. Elizabeth Street Of East Haven.
mother of Frederick B., S. H. and G. ii,
Street, is very i'll with creeping paraly-
sis and it is feared that she cannot live
but a short time. She is seventy-tve
years of age and has been Ill for the
past five years. She is attended by DR..
Holbrook.
| Minotte A. Osborn left New York on
the Old Dominion line steamship yes
terday afternoon for Richmond, Va,
where he will be delegate to the con-
vention of the Brotherhood Of st. An
drew, which Is to be held there this
week.
Mrs. Charles Mitchell is in town this
week attending to the final details of
the sale of her place, Fair Hurst" to
Frank Kimberly. She has been spend
ing the summer, in company with her
son and his wife from Washington, D.
| n, DtGr They h1Ea
been her guests recently at her apart
ments on Park avenue, New YORK she
will be the guest of Mrs. C. Berry Poets
while In the city.
! Mrs. M. E. Bliss of Branford spent
Sunday in New York, the guest of Mr..
and Mrs S. B. Mills
Mr.. and Mrs David Daggett and son,
who have been occupying cottage at
savin Rock during the summer came
back to the city last week and opened
their house on Wall street.
| G. A. Dorman and family are still oc-
cupying their cottage at Brockett's
Point Branford, but expect to return
this week.
The many friends of Mr.. and Mrs.
Phelps Montgomery of Whitney avenue
are extending congratulations to them
on the birth of a son.
George Marsh and family will occupy
the Cook cottage at Indian Neck the
balance of October.
Miss Bacon of Atwater avenue, Der
by. Is the guest of Mrs. William G
WEIGH of College street. Mrs. WEIGH
has returned from a visit to friends In
Norfolk Conn.
Miss Eleanor Havens spent Sunday at
Indian Neck, the guest of her aunt,
Mrs. j. S. Moore.
Mrs c. Berry Poets Of Orange street
has as her guest Mrs. A. G. Bracket of
washington, D. G. Mrs. Bracket Is
the widow Of Colonel Bracket, the old
est commanding cavalry officer at the
time of his death. three or four years
ago, serving in the Mexican and civil
wars. Mrs. Bracket will be in town
several days.
A pleasant company was gathered
about the hospitable board at the sum-
mer home Of George W. Cooper at
Bradleys Point, Just below Savin Rock,
Sunday All of the guests We're from
New Haven. A fine dinner was served.
The afternoon was spent In social way
and the occasion was one that was
greatly enjoyed by those assembled
Those present were Merton Robinson
BENJAMIN Wessbacher, Miss Wessbach-
err Miss Printz, Miss Helen Brown, Mrs.
Sophie Mott, Wilfrid T. Mott and MIR.
and Mrs Cooper.
A wedding in Mabbettsville, N z, on
September rs united In marriage Miss
Mamie Hungerford, daughter Of MIR.
and Mrs. Linus Huugerford, and James
p. Herrick of this city. The groom's
father is The Rev. r. p. Herrick, for
merly pastor Of the Congregational
church in Sherman, Conn, but now mis-
sionary in Florida and Cuba. He was,
when quite q young man, clerk In
New Havens postoffice. He owns
summer house in Gaylordsville, In the
town of Sherman, and thither his wire
and younger children come each year
in June and remain until the fall, The
groom is connected with the Beckley
Lumber company of this city and is
nephew of Mrs. Beckley, the elder His
brother, William Herrick, Is now TAX
ing his college course.
A notably fashionable affair will be
the wedding reception this evening fol-
lowing Immediately the marriage cere-
nony of Miss Louise Warren and DIR.
Robert Ferguson, a Philadelphia who
has cast in his professional lot in New
Haven. The ceremony will be perform
cd NJ e o'clock in the presence Of the