The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1900-09-11


July.
Mr.. and Mrs w. w. Farnam will b
absent from New Haven for six months
sailing this week for Europe, going frs
to England, thence to France and late
to Vienna, Constantnople, Greece an,
Egypt.
Mr., and Mrs. Nelson w. Hine of 157
Chapel street leave this week to spent
the remainder of the summer in tn
mountains.
William H. Hamilton of the firm o
Hamilton & Co., Chapel street, will re
turn from Cosey Beach, where he has
been this summer, into the house at 2
LynWood street, owned by Druggist w
e. Ford
Mrs. Fannie o. Calhoun and Miss Cal.
houn are both back from Washington
Conn.,, where they have been spending
August.
Mrs Duggan and two children, who
have been visiting Miss Doherty of Syl-
van avenue, have returned to Newark
N. 7
Invitations were issued yesterday by
the committee of the Septimo assembly
for dance and bathing party at Light
house Point to-day. The pleasure seek
ers will go down on special cars which
will leave the corner of Church and
Chapel streets a. O'clock.
Mrs. Thomas Lynch of No. Is Elliott
street has returned from vacation trip
which included New York, Boston and
/ Springfield.
A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs.
r. O. Robbins on Sunday. Mr.. Robbins
is an instructor in French in Yale uni
versity, and Mrs Robbins is very well
known as Mrs. May Loveridge Rob
/ bins, the soprano singer The little
girl has already been named Adelaide
Robbins.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Kingsley Blake
are home from Salem, Mass, where
they have been stopping since they left
Maine
Miss Harding of this city is the guest
Of Miss Ethel Leigh at Cosey Beach.
Yesterday Miss Leigh and her father,
Harry Leigh, vacated the cottage occu-
pied through July and August and
moved into the largest one of four Mr..
Leigh has owned until recently, when
he disposed of two, the second and third
in size in the group.
Miss Adele Merwin of Milford is the
guest of Miss Olga Monson of Whitney
avenue.
Miss Minnie Hasselbach has gone on
a vacation trip to Little Falls, New
York.
Miss Addie f. G.. Durant of George
street is back from a visit to Morris
Conn
Matthew Dunn is back from a week
spent in Hartford in attendance at the
races there.
Lewis w. Hulse has returned from
pleasant vacation spent at West Corn
wall
Henry H. Benedict of this city deliv-
cred very able address at the Metho-
dis church. Seymour Sunday morning
before a large congregation. He spoke
in the interest of the Twentieth Century
Wesleyan league, which was organized
by him. Before the bishops of the Meth
odist church had met and sent out their
call for the Twentieth century thanks
giving Offering of s20,00000O, Mr.. Bene-
dict had conceived the idea of raising
the Indebtedness of the Methodist
churches In New Haven to the last dol
lar. He went to Seymour, however, not
m the interest OI the view maven ltdS ue
but for the Twentieth Century league
with the Seymour church
The Ansonia Sentinel correspondent
says: Mr.. Benedict is considered a fine
speaker, ard as he has demonstrated his
Christianity and his deep re-
igious convictions by organizing the
Twentieth Century Wesleyan league, |
giving large sums of money, and a great |
1eal of time of a busy man to the ac-
of this grandly conceived |
purpose he is worthy Of q big audience"
Henry Frank Rail, the new pastor of |
Trinity M. e. church, this city, is ma
i've of Iowa and of German parentaee |
he received his early education in the
schools of his native state and finally
,raduated from the State University of |
oWa From there he came to New
haven and graduated from the Yale di-
Unity school in the class of 1897. He
hen went abroad and took a two years
curse in the Halle university in Ger
many, where he received the degree of
Ioctor of philosophy. He returned to
his country In September 1899, and last
winter did post graduate work in Yale,
pplying last spring for admission into
he New York East Congerence. which
pplcation was accepted and he was
tationed at East Berlin. where he was
5hen called to the Trinity NJ f. church
n this city Mr.. Rail has been a local
reacher in the Methodist church and is
\ full orders having been ordained be-
ore coming into the conference He is
n excellent speaker.