The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1900-06-08


visiting ut Mrs. Charles *, Cadwells on
Lynwood street, who is Mr.. Somers' aunt.
Mr. Somers Is the junior member of the
firm of William l.. Ellis Il Co., who are ex-
more.
John C. Anderson, with his family, is
domiciled for the season a his summer
home on Sunac Island.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ W. Allen and Miss Emily
Allen, who have been the guests of Mr.
and Mrs Hotehkiss of Clark street for the
past week, left the city yesterday, Iheir
SON Captain Allen of the Yale crew, start
ed for New London yesterday and imme-
diately after the race June 2S, will sail for
Europe.
John Fades of BrOnford has returned
from his trip abroad
Mrs j. Gardner Clark has issued invita-
lions to the members of the Mary Clap
Wooster, d. A. r., to be her guests on the
afternoon of June II at her, shore cottage
will be assisted in receiving by Mrs. Henry
Champion regent of the chapter.
Mrs. Coralenne Russell of Hopson avenue,
Branford has for her guest her sister, Mrs.
Pierce of Brooklyn. Mrs. Pierce will re-
main in Branford two weeks
Mrs. e. f. killam is visiting at her old
home in Thompsonville. She will meet
there for the, first time In fourteen years Il
brother, NJ j. Wright, who has come on
friends.
Or. and Mrs. Hotchkiss of shelton ave.
nue. are at Atlantic City, where they Will
spend Il week in rest and recreation.
Charlotte Luddington of Branford has
accepted a position stenographer with
the o. b. North company, OF New Haven
John, A. Caryl, jrr., of this city, Is spend
AT Il meeting of the Yale Cross Country
club held Wednesday evening, j. F. Perry
1901 s., was elected PRESIDENT and 3. e..
Teel 1902 captain, in place Of T. Strong
1902, and S. b. Chittenden 1902, resigned.
Invitations have just been sent out by
Mr.. and Mrs. William Henry Elklns for
the marriage of their daughter, Alice Isa-
bell to Martin Richard Warner, to take
place Wednesday evening, June 20, at 8
O'Clock at the Howard avenue Baptist
church.
The members of Golden Rule circle of
the Kings Daughters enjoyed strawberry
supper Wednesday evening at the home Of
Mrs. Il. H. Cram, 200 Orange street. a
photograph concert by Il. H. Coomes was
enjoyed. after which ice cream and cake
We're served.
Ex-Mayor and Mrs Farnsworth, their
young son, and Miss Farnsworth have taken
possession of their cottage at the west
shore.
Professor II. NJ. Whitney left Branford on
Tuesday for Montreal to attend the Amer
lean Library association meeting He win
be absent about ten days.
The Yale Hartford club has elected the
following officers: President, B.. I. Twich-
ell 1901; vice president, A. 4. Smith 1901 s.,
secretary, II. o. Wells 1901; treasurer, L..
lleaton 1907; executive committee. J. $.
Taintor 1901. chairman; r. C. Lincoln 1901
s., and b. G. Young 1902.
Miss Fannie Palmer of this city is the
guest of Mrs. John Plant in Branford.
Miss Lucella Beach Of Branford who is
suffering. with nervous prostration, Will
soon. 1t Is expected, take an ocean voyage
which it is hoped will restore her health.
Frederick W. Gladding, of Essex, Yale
1900 has accepted position with the Penn
sylyania railroad as inspector and auditor
and will make his headquarters In Pitts
Miss Annie Hadley, librarian at the An
sonia public library, left Wednesday for
Montreal, Can, to attend the convention Of
the American Library association The
but Miss Hadley will only remain away for
one week.
A new, pleasure club has been formed
composed Of the Rey 7 2. Wilson, John
It's, John NJ Marvin, George A. Kilbourn,
Henry W Beecher, Frederick H. Brown
Officers have been chosen as follows: Presi-
treasurer, George A, Kilbourn;. executive
committee, the above officers and j. Board
man Smith The club hope to add TO their
number and to take occasional trips into
the country during the summer.
Henry Mcmahon and Miss Katie Graham
of New Britain were married by the Rev.
Father Fitzgerald at st. Mary's church in
that city Wednesday morning, Thomas
this city was maid of honor. The bride
wore white silk null and the bridesmaid
wore white null. a reception followed the
ceremony.
the Hilhouse high school is composed Of
Miss Il. u. Tictoski, Miss NJ. A. Ward,
Miss Grace b. Platt, Miss Alice L. Lincoln,
John Murphy Edward j. IB,rophy, Edward
j. Hutchlns, Fl. II, Tnesdell, Arthur Trem-
Mrs. A. w. Kidder arrived in town Wed
nesduy afternoon and Will be the guest of
her son, Rey. b. F; Kidder. during the
eightieth birthday Wednesday. She was ac-
well known typewriter and automobile in
ventor. His latest invention, the Kiddcr
improved automobile which Is to be manu-
featured in New Haven, meets with entire
satisfaction Mr.. Kidder Is now engaged in
perfectng the test machine Though there
has been no soliciting done, the company
has many orders ahead.-Wnsted Citizen.
l.. II. Whitlock for several years bass
drummer in the Ansonia brass band hes
resigned from that position and Mr., Daniels
of New Haven. who Is now employed III
Derby, was elected bass drummer He was
for several years Il member or the Second
Regiment band of this city.
l.. A. Button has withdrawn from the fish
business in Wallingford and has gone to
take charge of a branch wholesale and re-
tail establishment just opened IN Pough.
keepsie, near York by the $. c. Burwell
company of New Haven,
DR.. and Mrs. w. c. VILE and Miss Alice
VILE of Danbury will sail for Europe
about the middle of August, to be absent
between three and six months. Dr. Vile is
the brother-in-law of Charles IL. LOOMS,
the piano dealer here. Dr. vile Is the lat
est Danburian to adopt the automobile. He
has received machine which Is propelled
by steam generated by gasolene and IS one
OF the neatest and most compact self-pro-
polling vehicles that has come to Danbury.
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