The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1900-11-21
PERSONAL JOTTINGs.

site Of his present summer home at
| Grove Beach. The present cottage is
| known as the "Caboose" and is one Of
the oldest at Grove Beach.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Jared E. Gaylord of
Bridgeport announce the engagement
of their daughter, Elizabeth Migeon
Gaylord, to Edgar Selah Downs Of this
city, A luncheon was given by Mr..
and Mrs. Gaylord in honor of their
daughters engagement recently.
Miss Harriet Heath, who is well
known in New Haven, having sung
here on many occasions with her sis
| ter, Miss Frances Heath, the soprano
, at Trinity M. E. church, has accepted
fine position as soprano Of the First
| Reformed church in Schenectady, N. Y,
She was filling a position in the South
Norwalk Methodist church, but was
released from her engagement on No
vember J. by the committee, on learn
| Ing that 1t was greatly to the advan-
| tage of the young singer to accept an
offer which had come to her, 1t was
while at her home in Albany in the
summer that she sang at the Science
tady church on one occasion.
Poultney Bigelow will give a series of
lectures before the Saturday Morning
club on THE Chinaman in Peace and
War" The first lecture of the season
will come the first Saturday in Decent
Der.
Edward Hopkins, printer for the
Price, Lee company, is receiving con-
CALCULATIONS upon the arrival of a four
teen-pound girl at his home in Hallock
street.
Miss Gertrude c. Upham Of Park
street has gone to Boston, her former
home, to spend this week.
During the services in Trinity church
in Portland, Sunday, it was announced
that Senior Warden Oliver Gllderseeve
would present to the church as a nu-
cleus for a memorial endowment fund
the sum of $4,000 The Rev o. H. Raj
ferty, the rector, expressed his warm
appreciation of the generous endow-
ment.
William Smith, Lewis Stowe and
George Blieu left Milford Monday
evening for Galveston, Tex, where
they expect to make their fortunes in
the next ten years to come
President Arthur T. Hadley Of Yale
was in Norfolk, Conn, yesterday,
where he addressed state teachers
convention in the afternoon.
w. C. Sharpe of the united steam
vessel inspection service has returned
from an extended trip south, including
Florida.
The condition of John Addison Porter
remains about the same. There has
been no change either for better or
worse for over week and he simply
holds his own.
DR.. Klenke stated yesterday that he
intends to bring the Alexander Stand
fuss case before the attention of the
New Haven Medical society at Its first !
meeting in December. The society has
meeting tonight, but the time will be |
too much occupied with other matters
to allow consideration of the case to-
night.
DR.. G. B. Burton of Westport, who |
has entered a hospital in New Haven,
has been a resident of Westport nearly |
forty years, and hopes the Elm City
will give him vgor enough to return
in restored health.
The marriage of Manager William s.
Clancy of the Branford baseball team
and Miss Gertrude E. Miller of Manga
tuck will take place in Naugatuck this
After short wedding tour
Mr.. Clancy will take his bride to Bran
ford, where an elegantly furnished
home on West Main street awaits them.
Druggist Cannon Of Westport has
been making short visit to his son,
who Is druggist, in New Haven.
Mrs. William Stephenson of Florence,
Mass, is the guest of w. F. Holsen-
back and wife of Montowese street,
A delegation Of six prominent Meth
)dists from a church in Brooklyn came
% Winsted to hear Rev. B. F. Kidder
If Winsted, formerly pastor Of Grace
W. II. church, this city, preach last
Sunday with a view to extending an
invitation to him to become their pas
or next year They had the pleasure
# hearing two able sermons and We're
avorably impressed but said they
would not NEEDLE with matters when
hey heard that MIR. Kidder had already
accepted an invitation to remain in
Ninsted another year provided the APP
,ointment was agreeable to the bishop.
Me six men registered at the Boards
ey house as follows; D. L. Ballantyne,
V. J. Clark G. r. Robson, ]. X Stock ,,
on, Olaf Olafson aud James Smith.
w. s. Tucker secretary and treas !
rer of the Bingham and Eastern Cop !
rer Mining company, leaves to-day for |
Ttah on business connected with the !
He will be gone about three ,
leelts. b,
Harold B. Hunting, Yale 1901, adj c
ressed the COTE street branch Y. M. ,
. A., lyceunl, Monday evening on c
Some Remedies for Southern Ills" t
he speaker himself was native of
,entucky. He treated the subject very c
arefully and from an unprecedented
During the course Of his T
emarks he brought out four facts
'hich he considered that the negro
lust solved for himself If he wanted c,
, help the race problem any, namely, c.
purpose In life, jealousy Ct
nd seltiShness "Those were failings,' II
e said, (which not only the negro race E
assessed but every other race in the o,
orld as well. But if every member of fl
he race tried to overcome those fail b
gs there would be no problem" The ir
ldress was very well received by the a,
16ience la