The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1900-05-24
PERSONAL ENIxON.

Il Nlslt WIN weather observer Iarf anu
I VIII remain here several days.
Edward e. T. Roberts, one of the most
popular OF the IlllIhouse high school pu-
I pills and secretary Of the class Of 1861, who
reported by his physician to be out of dam
ger.
lie Roy Parker of Buffalo, NJ y. profess
sor Of law in the Buffalo Law school,, is
| in the city for the purpose of completing
the course of law Instruction left llcom-
plete by the Illness of Judge Prentice. Mr..
| Parker Is stopping at 33l Temple street,
and will remain until the close OF the law
school year.
Andrew J. ,McGarty, wen known and
ETY., has accepted Il very lucrative position
as a machinist in Lime Rock, Conn.
| Mrs. Eva Dorman announces the wedding
of her daughter, Miss Grace Il. Dorman, to
Irving s. Catln to take place on Wed4es-
day, June 90
| CAPTAIN Elwood Smith of City Point has
just returned from Virginia, where he has
| been doing an extensive business i'll pur-
| chasing and dlsposing of seed oysters.
Cards have been sent out for the sixth
| semi-annual meeting Of the Connecticut
| Society of the Colonial Danes of America
| to be held Tuesday, June ), at the New
| Haven Colony Historical building, IA
Grove street. at II o'clock. Following the
meeting there Mrs. J. NJ Hoppin will enter
tain the members at luncheon at her home.
AZ Ilillhouse avenue, ut 1880 o'clock, and
the afternoon will be devoted to listening
to some very, interesting papers which Will
be read by the members.
DR.. W. c. c. Sturgis Of Christ church, e.
G. Hotchklss Of West Haven, Mr. Bell of
st. Paul's, II. Il. Blogg of st. Paul's, Mr.:
Christ's church, and Mr.. Gihbud of Bran
ford We're among the speakers at the
brotherhood of st. Andrews meeting at st,
Paul's church Tuesday night,
Charles W. Copeley, for the past SIX
chester Avenue Railroad company, has re-
signed and gone to Bellows Falls, Vt,
where he has accepted a position ~ I'm IN, N,
lately been constructed at that place. He
Of friends.
Winchester avenue, has LETT the city for
Nebraska, where she will endeavor to win
back her failing health.
Invitations have been sent out by Or. and
their daughter Jessie Myrtle, to John Hen
ry Hill, to take place at their home on Col
ege street June at 6;3o p. m. The cere-
mony will be performed by the Rev. DR.:
Baker Of Trinity church in the presence of
only the immediate family. reception
will follow at I O'Clock, invitations TO
which have been extended to only the near
friends of the young, people. Miss Baseom
will have rs her maid of honor her sister,
Miss Elizabeth Bascom. Daniel Hill, the
brother of the bridegroom, will be the best
man.
Y
alton will have a dinner at Thomas Stan,
ford's Savin Rock hotel OF the evening or
May 80 The committee IN charge of the
banquet Is composed of W. III. Moakiey,
Walter Brosehart and Philip Murphy.
Mrs j. Mason Hoppin arrived In Litch
field last week and has opened their place
on North street.
Michael t. Riordan, who Is one of the
broadway sound of the police force In New
York, is spending Il brief vacation with
friends and acuuaintances in this city.
Mrs. George Minor of North street, Mil
ford. is seriously i'll at her home with
threatened attack of pneumonia.
Miss Harriet w. Mitchell of ''Edgewood,'
New Haven is visiting her sister, Mrs. ].
Mason Hoppin, in Ltchheld.
Colonel and Mrs George Bliss Sanford
and Miss Gertrude Of l4itchtield left for
New York on Wednesday of this week. |
They expect to sail for Europe on the sec
ond of June
Elias Il. Bristol of II wall street, who
fell as he was coming out of his house
Tuesday evening and struck bend first on Il |
picket fence which encloses the front yard,
badly cutting his forehead above the eye, !
and who was removed to Grace hospital, is !
resting comfortably aud doing as we'll as I
could be expected
G. s. Morehouse. the well known New /
Haven publisher, Is spending a few days mt |
the Hawkhurst Litchdeld.
Lawrence W. Grady, the Congress ave- I
nue. plumber. will leave shortly for New /
York for treatment in one q" the hospitals I
Nearly a year ago Mr.. Grady had the mis- |
fortune to slip and break his right leg Az
ter treatment the limb gradually healed. |
but two months ago Mr. Grady experienced |
excrncfating pains in the limb. which
could not be accounted for by his attend
ing surgeon Mr. Grady has Ind 10 rse