The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1900-07-20
PERSONAL JoTTINGs.

at his nome III w eSl ii"feii loi u wen,
is still under the care of a physician.
Mr.. Kelsey is suffering with malarial
fever and was taken i'll aboard his
yacth when cruising in the sound. He
will be confined to his bed in all prob
ability for some time to come.
Charles /. Bouton, a clerk at the
office of the board of education, is away
for three weeks. All the clerks Will be
given three weeks vacation this sum
mer.
Miss Elizabeth Rousseau of this city
is visitor at Attorney M. j. Byrne's
in Waterbury.
A daughter was born yesterday to
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry w. Crawford of 81
Chambers street.
Christopher Ryan of Southington Is
at r. Fl. Browns in Thomaston, being
called there to visit his brother, the
Rev. Philip Benvenutis, from Wash
ington, d. G.
Mrs. e. F, Tyler and her daughter
Miss Emma Tyler of Quinnipiac ave-
nue.. have been for some time past at
Blue Mountain Lake in the delightfully."-
cool Adirondack region.
j. E. Kelley is stopping at the Will
liam e. Downs cottage in Woodmont
Timothy Beach of BranfOrd, upon
whom an operation was performed last
Monday at Grace hospital, for appendi-
ctis, is very ill.
MISS Alice Perrin, stenographer at
the office of the board of education, Is
spending q three weeks vacation at
Morris Cove
The birthday Of Thomas Frisbie will
be celebrated at his home in Damascus,
Branford, on Tuesday, August 7. A
feature of the day will be an old fash
toned clam roast and chowder served
from ~ until o'clock, to which all
friends are invited
Miss l.. May Linsley is assistant to
Postmaster Mclean at the Pine Or
chard postoffice during the summer
months.
Mrs. Ella Camp and Mrs. Benjamin
Rowland and son Leon of this city are
the guests of Mrs. Ellen Andrews in
Marion.
Miss Fannie Palmer of this city Is
the guest of Mrs. John Plant Of Plants
vile, Branford.
Mrs. T. F. H. Weibel and children are
spending the summer season at Mrs. e.
Hulls in Liberty N. Y
Rev. Father Vittoire Savillo, former
ly of New Haven and of Meriden. but
recently pastor Of St. Peters Italian
church in Syracuse, N T., and who
is convalescing from a severe attack OF
typhoid fever, sailed yesterday on La
Bretagne for a needed rest and to visit
him mother, who is critically i'll at
their home near Venice
Charles Banner Of SIS Winchester
avenue was struck by chuck thrown
from a revolving shaft while at work
Wednesday and received flesh wound
in the head. The injury is not serious
Levi r. CONNER Of New Bedford, who
was taken to the New Haven hospital
on Wednesday suffering with heat, was
discharged yesterday morning prac-
tically recovered. All the heat cases at
Grace hospital have been discharged
as cured.
Miss Annabelle Hanna, teacher of the
Flanders school, Southington, has re-
signed and Miss Helen Styrlng has
been appointed in her place.
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Hobson of Wal
lingford have returned from weeks
visit with relatives in Providence and
Rocky Point, r. l.
L. A. Farnham, the superintendent in
the power house at West Haven. who
has hitherto resided at the corner of
East Pearl and Exchange streets has
moved his family and household goods
to West Haven.
,x.1
sell of Wallingford left yesterday morn
ing on a six weeks visit with Mrs.
Wunns parents at Lake Linden, Mich.
Miss Grace Warrington, graduate
of the Connecticut Training school,
class Of 1893, has accepted position
on the staff of nurses at the sanitariurn
on Grove street.
Miss Mabel Sanford and Miss Ruby
Munson Of Highwood left Tuesday for
a two weeks stay at a cottage in West
brook together with eight young ladies
from Deep River.
Miss Alice Keller and Lillian Anger
Of this city have been spending short
time at j. H. Keelers in Bridgewater
Miss l.. Grace Parret of 265 Crown
street has gone to Atlantic City for
two weeks vacation
Mr. and Mrs Ira W. Beers of Ham
den arrived in Winsted yesterday
morning from brief sojourn with Mrs.
Beers mother, Mrs. f. IT, Sheldon, on
Walins Hill.
Miss Kate Fl, Candee Of Riverside,
Cal. formerly of this city, and sister
of the late John Fl. Candee. has arrived
in this city for a long visit, the first
in twenty-one years. She is the guest
of her cousin, Mrs. Arthur Ryder of
No 90 Beers.
The Oldest cyclist in northwestern
Connecticut is John w. Sherwood of
who is egity-one ytals old.
He wheels along with the ease, grace
and speed of boy.
Miss M e. Andrew of so Ward street
has gone to Pownal VT, where she
is stopping at the Mason Hill Farm.
Miss Ida Goodhue of Townsend ave-
nue. has been spending the summer
with friends in Brattleboro VT.