The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1900-07-26
PERSONAL JOTTTNGS.

Samuel B. Martin of Chapel street
| is spending some time at Middleboro
| N. Y.
Thomas wooster of Bridgeport was
the guest over the Sabbath of his
brother, e. G. Wooster of Norton
street.
Mrs. David S. Gamble of West Chapel
street with her two children, is at
Burns Point for time.
Clerk William Moore of the general
delivery department of the main post
office, Thomas Clark and Jacob Jacobs,
two mailing clerks, are away on Vaca-
lions. Each will have rest of two
weeks
Dwight L. Chamberlain, who In COM
pany with Charles G. Baldwin has been
spending his vacation at the Glenwood
hotel, Catskill N. Y, arrived home
Saturday evening. Mr., Baldwin will
return in about a week.
Mrs. s. A Hotchlsiss of Branford left
Tuesday for several weeks visit in the
western part of the state
Mrs. Arthur Archibald of 65 Olive
street is at Rockaway Beach tor the
season.
Master Harold Barnes son of Mr.. and
Mrs Erwin Barnes of Lynwood street,
is visiting friends at Center Moriches,
l.. 7.
Miss Alice e. Hammond of Whalley
avenue is spending two weeks at the
Willoughby house, Westmore, VT.
Miss Carolyn Hooker is the guest OF
Mrs. N. D. Sperry Of Orange street.
Donate Vece, the Grand avenue bar
Der who became famous as the father
of the triplets- Sampson and
Schley-will celebrate the recovery Of
his wife next Sunday. Services will be
held at ST. Michaers church.
Miss Margaret WEIGH Of SO Greene
street, with her sister, Mrs. Leonard,
has gone to Saratoga Springs for two
weeks.
Mrs N. w. Hine has returned from
two weeks vacation in Bethlehem.
Miss Hattie Ortneau of 81 Olive
street will spend two weeks on the Jer-
sey coast.
Edwin B. Pitcher, clerk for LeGrand
B. Cannon, druggist of East Grand ave-
nue., Is somewhat indisposed and is at
home, at 60 Bishop street, recuperat-
ing.
The Rev. Edwin e. Aiken of Newlng-
ton has gone to Jessups, Md. to visit
his little daughter. Margery. who since
coming to this country has been with
her grandmother. Mrs. George Lock-
wood.
Miss MacGovern of Chicago is the
guest of Miss Julia Monahan at her
home on Columbus avenue.
DIR. and Mrs w. c. Wurtenberg will
spend the month of August on Moose
head Lake, Me.
Miss Katherine Neary of So Lawrence
street Is at Saratoga Springs, where she
will semain for two weeks.
Miss Anime Mcdonnell of 1853 Con-
gress avenue Is spending her vacation
with her sister, Mrs. Robert Page of
Bristol.
William Hegel piccolo soloist of the
Second Regiment band, will play at the
Branford driving park to-day with the
Branford band. He is probably the
greatest piccoo player of his age in the
country.
!, Mrs. B. c. Lake of 1880 Chapel street
is at Enfield Conn, for time.
Congressman N. D. Sperry went to
Hartford yesterday morning to attend
the funeral Of Mrs. Henry r. Sperry of
that city yesterday afternoon. whose
husband was editor and part proprietor
Of the Hartford Post for years. Mrs.
Sperry was lady greatly beloved
who was very useful In good works
and whose memory is enshrined In |
many hearts. The pallbearers were the |
Hon. Leverett Brainard Frank l.. |
Howard, Colonel Frank w. Cheney, the |
Hon. N. D. Sperry Of New Haven, |
Steven Brownell and E. c. Quiggle.
Professor J. c. Van Benschoten, who |
has been in Europe for several months, |
has returned to Middletown He will |
leave in few days for Rounk Lake, N. |
Y, where he will give course of lee |
lures at the assembly on New Tesla |
ment Greek.
G. H. Mason, general manager of M. |
w. Sherwood & Sons, Wallingford re-
turned Tuesday evening from two
weeks visit to his former home in |
Mass. His family returned !
with him and will take up their resi-
1ence in Wallingford.
N. j. Weinans Of Branford has been
appointed delegate to the district meet
ing of the I. O. o. F. to be held in New
Haven Saturday. He is sent by Black
stone lodge
Mrs. w. I. Todd, Mrs. G.. O. Norton,
Miss Ethel Norton, Miss Ruby Norton,
Mrs. William N Mix and several others
If Wallingford spent Tuesday at Cosey
Beach, where Frederick Todd and a
party of young men are comping out
or the summer.
Frank Wier, who lives ON the Hart
ord and New Haven turnpike in New
ngton and whose barn was burned last
month, suffered hemorrhage of the
ungs Saturday and is in a precarious
condition.
Mr. and Mrs. Archibald McGunnig'e
If Meriden are the guests Of Mrs. Nc
Iunnigle's parents on Rogers street,
3ranford.
Lyman Abbott, editor of the outlook
nd formerly pastor Of the Plymouth
hurch, has been secured by the Wo-
mans club of New Britain to give it's
pening lecture this fall He will speak
n THE Growth of Democracy in the
Century"
George w Hull Of Branford has ac-
epted a fine position with the G. F.
Warner Manufacturing company of this
ity.
John G. Woolley Of Chicago, prohibit
ion candidate for president, has prom
-n1 tS ~ |