The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1900-10-19
PERSONAL. ,JOTTINGS.


visited his brother w. w. Hugher il
Oxford last Friday, going out ON his
wheel and returning the same day af
ter a few hours stay. Mr.. Hughes Is
efghty-one years of age, but does no
look over sixty.
Miss Harrie Calhoun of Cheshire has
gone to Northampton to visit her sister
Mrs. Pickett, and Miss Sarah Calhoun
Is the guest of the Rev. Mr., Lame anC
family in Durham.
Rev. and Mrs. II. B. Spayd of York
Pa, are visiting Rev. and Mrs. q. l.
Shaeffer of Oxford. Mrs. Spayd is
sister of Mr.. Shaeffer The pulpit O.
the Oxford Congregational church vii
be filled next Sabbath by Rev. Mr.
Spayd.
Mr.. and Mrs. Milford B. Rice vii
soon remove from West Cheshire ane
occupy part of Mrs. e. T. Cornwall's
house in Cheshire.
Miss Ruth Harper of Prospect place
Bristol, a graduate of DR.. Anderson
gymnasium at New Haven, has been
engaged by the Bristol school commit
tee to take charge of the physical cul-
ture department in district No. In
that place Commencing this week one
day each week will be given up to that
subject.
| Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Guilford OF
Cheshire are in New Haven for few
days.
| j. T. Newton the well known resi-
dent of Westville, has recently return
| ed from four weeks vacation in Eng
land and the continent. Mr.. Newton
spent the most of his time in London,
and at the Paris exposition, and had a
very pleasant trip. The return voy-
age, which was made on the steamship
Servia, was a very rough one.
Attorney George e. Hill of Bridge
port and f. W. Orr of New Haven spoke
before the Bridgeport Rough Riders
club at its headquarters in Colgan's
block on East Main street in that city
Wednesday.
Mrs. Porter who was for some time
a resident in Cheshire nine years ago,
is now the guest Of Miss G. A. Jarvis,
who has returned from New Haven.
Julius Barnes and wife of LaPorte,
Ind, are the guests of his brother DR..
Lewis Barnes, and Mrs. Barnes in Ok
ford for few days.
The Young Mems Musical and Liter
airy club of Centervlle met on Tuesday
evening, October IS, at their room in
the rectory of Grace church. The time
of the meeting was changed by vote to
Monday evening, and the next meeting
will be held on Monday evening, Octo-
Der 90 The president, Ellsworth G.
Warner, presided. William Clark de-
sired to relinquish the office of treas
urer, and Mr.. Coley was elected in his
place. Mr. Clark will continue to hold
the office of secretary. 1t is expected
that a musical and literary programme
will be rendered at the next meeting.
Miss Lizzie Knowles MacFarland,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Mac
Farland of Ansonia, and Charles Henry
Hildreth, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
H. Hildreth of Westville were united
in marriage on Tuesday at the brides
home, 80 Murray street. Many friends
from this city and Westville, where both
the young people are very well known,
took place at $3.50 o'clock. The home
was very prettily decorated The bride
wore travelling dress of tucked castor
broadcloth trimmed with white ap-
plique, and she carried bouquet of
brides roses. Miss Margaret Roach of
Westville was the maid of honor, and
she wore a gown of light blue organdie
with white lace. Warren
Lewis of Ansonia, formerly of this city,
was the best man. Following the cere-
mony a reception was held and a most
elaborate supper was served to the
guests in the dining room. Mr.. and
Mrs. Hildreth left for wedding trip
to New York city and on their return
from which they will live at 23 Burton
street, Westville. Although the brides
home was in Ansonia, she has lived in
Westville for the past two or three
years and has made a large circle Of
friends there.
"A. l.. Ellis, former medical student
at Yale but now in medical school in
New York, was in town Wednesday
night and says he was not dropped
by the faculty of Yale but went to
New York voluntarily and in accord |
ance with plans formed some time ago |
Mrs. Frank Averill of BranfOrd Point !
was considered very much better and |
her recovery is now expected
The engagement is announced of F. |
:. Visel, the son Of Christian Visel of |
70 Elizabeth street. and Miss Eva
Grant, a niece of George P. Butler of
$40 Boulevard Both the young couple
Ire well known. Mr.. Visel is popu-
ar employee of Peck Brothers. The
many friends of the couple extend con-
Mrs. L. j. Monroe of Branford Point
las for her guests her father and
MOTHER Mr.. and Mrs John Fordham of
Sag Harbor, N. Y.
Rev. A. J. Elder, formerly pastor of
he Hope Baptist church in this city,
Who has been attending the sessions of
he Connecticut Baptist convention in
his city, returned to his home in New
london yesterday.
Mrs. Coralenne Russell of Hopson
venue. Branford. has for her guest
er sister, Mrs. Pierce of New York.
Mrs. H. M. Whitney of Montowese
treet, Branford, is visiting relatives in
Boston.
Mrs. Charles S. Worden and sister,
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