The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1900-09-20
PERSONAL JOTTINGiS.

William r. Ensign of $40 George
street returned from North Woodstock,
where he has been stopping during the
month, to-day.
Dr. M. C. White continues quite fee
bic but if anything is a little i'm
proved.
The engagement is announced of Miss
Helen L. Day, daughter of Mrs. Frank
Day of Brooklyn, this state, to Ernest
Bradford Ellsworth of Hartford.
Mr.. and Mrs. John H. Sessions of
Bristol, Frank Newton and Aquilla H.
Condell Of Plainvile are taking recrea-
ton with the Edgewood club, Thousand
Islands, where they will stay for few
weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Sessions are to
be the guests Of Isaac Lamson Of
Cleveland O.
Mrs. Gray and sister, Miss Churchill
of York street. have returned from a
visit of several weeks in Waterbury.
Charles Tocher, who since his gradu-
alton from the Seymour high school,
class of 1897, has been a student in the
academy at Norfolk, where he has
spent most of his time, is expected to
pay a short visit to relatives in Sey-
mour, the latter part of the week, be-
fore beginning his studies at Sheffield
Scientific school.
George Marvin, who has been spend
ing the summer season at Norfolk, re-
turned home yesterday.
F. S. Hamilton, jr., of the l.. Candee
Rubber company office has returned
from a very pleasant stay in the Adj
rondacks.
There was a large attendance at the
wedding yesterday afternoon of Chris
tiana Eliza, daughter of the Rev. and
Mrs. George Lansing Taylor, and Frank
William Goreth which took place at
the Hamden Plains M. e, church,
Highwood, at 4 o'clock. The church
had been very prettily decorated for
the occasion with palms and flowers,
and during the interval preceding the
arrival of the wedding party the or
ganist of the church played pleasing
programme of music. Miss Charlotte
Warner, Miss Emily Thomas of Ham
den, together with Miss Mirick of Bos-
ton and Miss Robbins of New York,
acted as bridesmaids, while Miss Car
penter of Wilkesbarre, a sister of Miss
Taylor, was the matron of honor The
bride and bridegroom were classmates
in Syracuse university, and Mr.. Goreth
is also a graduate of the Harvard Law
school. Following the ceremony at the
church a reception for the bridal party
was rendered at the brides home, after
which Mr.. and Mrs Goreth left the city
for a wedding journey The young
people, who have a host of friends, were
the recipients of a beautiful collection
of wedding gifts,
Wells Campbell of Whalley avenue
is expected home to-day from Quechee,
VT, where he has been spending the sum
mer.
Cards have been issued for the wedding
of Miss Jeanette Moss, daughter of Sam.
uel l.. Moss of PlainvIlie, to Emory Whit
Ing Smith of South Cheshire. The wed
ding will take place at St. Peters church,
Cheshire, on Tuesday afternoon, October
2, ut 80 o'clock Mr.. Smith Is well known
in Cheshire. He is a member of the State
grange and is nephew of Deputy Sheriff
Beach of North Haven. The couple will
be ut home to their friends on November
Is at South Cheshire.
Mrs. Aaron Langrock of "a Lyon street
has returned from n six weeks delightful
trip abroad, visiting friends
Mrs. l.. S. Punderson of 1S Gill street is
spending couple of weeks at the Tree Elm
house. Stony Creek.
ID. c. Mclaughlin of Lancaster, Pa, is
to become physical director of the New
LouuOn 1OUnB Men > CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION,
Mrs. Hyman and son of College street
have returned from delightful trip 10
Long Branch.
The engagement is announced of Miss
Mary Fuller Lathrop of Stafford Springs to
Benjamin Fessenden of Valley Falls, r. l.
John L. Thompson and family of COTE
street have returned from their cottage at
Savin Rock which they have been occupy
ng during the summer.
The friends of William Mahoney who
was formerly employed in the Bristol drug
store will be pleased to learn that he
passed his examinations given by the state
BOARD of pharmacy with high percentage.
He is now employed at Hartwell's phar-
macy, In shelton.
Colonel N. II. Heft, chief of the electrical
department. Of the New York, New Haven
'ance copies of his report on the subject
# electric traction, which was prepared at
he request of the International Railway .
congress. 1t will be printed by the con
,ress In several languages and will be the .
principal report for discussion at the next
Meeting
Nathan s. Bronson and family of 1888
1hapel street have returned from West
'ornwall, where they have spent the sum-
ler season.
DR.. Russell of this city performed an op,
ration for appendicitis, Sunday, upon Miss
Winnie Stoddard, aged sixteen, daughter of
sion street, Derby. He was assisted by
)r. Conklin of Ansona and DR.. Monahan
{ Derby. The case was n serious one bur
he operation was successful, Miss Stod-
ard rallying from the shock fully as well
8 could have been expected.
j. Kaiser Of the Long Island Medical col
'ge is visiting friends and relatives in the
ity.
Mr.. and Mrs T.. w. Chase and son have
ONE up from the shore, where they have
cen occupying a cottage at Savin Rock TO
emporary quarters at the Hotel Garde
hey have taken the house at So Park
treet, and Will take possession next week.
FRS. Chase spent July in Washington.
onn., going to Mystic for part Of August.
nd passing the balance of the season at
le shore, Mr.. Chase spending his vacation
18th his wife and son.
Mrs. Frederick Lehr and family of Con
resS avenue are back from the CatskillS
Samuel d. Hyde of 106 Lake Place at
ended the exercises yesterday connected
18th the unwilling of soldiers monument
t New Britain.
as been at Cream Hill, West Cornwall. for
lie past few weeks, has returned after
easant stay.
A. j. wilkins of Bridgeport was in town
tuesday, calling on Professor T. G. Shep-
I'd. Mr.. wilkins name Is closely associ-
ed with the May festival Of music, as is
nat of his host.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lane of 3G7 Orange street,
no have been spending portion of the ;
INNER at the Montowese house, indian
eek are again IL, the city.
Judge Charles n. Daniels was renomi-
tied by the republican probate convention :
Willimnutic, Tuesday, for probate Judge '
II the District of Windham. |
Miss Margaret Ward Of Kimberley ave /
lie is entertaining friends from New York.
Attorney Sanford b. Martin of 141l