The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1900-07-17

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flee returned yesterday from a two weeks
vacation spent in Bethany.
| Cashier l.. B. Neal Of the Southington
Savings bank returned home with his fam
lily from Woodmont yesterday.
| The following is Il list of the guests VINO
spent Sunday, at the Braniord Point
house; A. W. Unger, Me piohaG "a G SSag
Mer'den; j.. J. Doherty, Meriden;, Willis
S. Kelsey, Meriden; II. j. Bernstein, Mer-
iden; II. ?; Emery, Meriden; q. NJ. Board
Y Man M a1de 4 D. asa T
New Haven; Miss Maud S. Crittenden,
New Haven; W. II. Dalton, New Haven;
George NJ. Doherty, New Haven; ,4,.
at her grandmother's, Mrs. Rachel Wright,
in Clinton
Miss Margaret Healy of this city sailed q
for Ireland, Saturday, with party OF
S. b. Warner Of Maple street this city,
is spending some time in New. Canaan.
John G. Callahan, aged forty-nine; of
Branford, who was brought to Grace hos
pita on June 26, suffering with spinal in
1uries received by falling off staging, Is
in very dangerous condition, and the doc
tors at that institution have fears for MS
alyzed ever since he was Drought to the
hospital.
Mrs. George Clarke and Mrs Charles
Clarke and children of Southington are
spending a few weeks at Sachem's Head.
William Cowles and family will open their
cottage on 1.-The point next week. George
Clarke is at his old camping ground In the
| Maine woods.
Nathaniel f. Stevens, the oldest inhabit-
ant of Essex, who is in his ninety seventh
year, is soiourning at the Seeley cottage
| at New York Beach at Westbrook with his
daughter, Mrs. George Seeley of New York
/ city.
Miss Annie Canning has sailed for Ire
land to remain several months.
| Roswell RAYMOND
Madison, Adam Orr, William Warden,
Charles Neal Roy Noble. Harry Curtlss,
ain, and Frank Warden of Meriden are en-
Grove. Rev. Mr.. Warden and John B.
cG GsoFgt 70 Hofke of hlSS will open
law office In Linstead's new block on
Main street. New Britain, at once, and be-
gin practlcing in Bristol. He is a graduate
of the Yale Law school in this years class,
and is well known in New Britain.
The Rev. Francis B. Whitcomb of Pough-
keepsie, \. Y, former rector of Trinity
a anf to enf1G Is m eopfGte 81 A Wn nf
the Lounsbury house in Branford.
Miss Edith Burr of this city is visiting
| Mrs. William G. Forbes of Silver street,
| East Hartford.
William ]. Cash Of this city has been
spending Il part of his vacation in Ansonia
as the guest of his mother, Mrs. Kate Har-
IT'S OF Chiffon avenue. lie mas gone 10 AL
bany, ~ Y. where the balance of his va
cation will be spent
L. e. Marvin, clerk of the United States
court, left for two weeks vacation yes
terday. He will spend the time at Sara
Mrs NJ A. Wade and daughter of 1865 De-
Witt street are among the list who Will
take part in the third annual pilgrimage to
the shrine of st. Anne de Beaupre, p. o.
Afterwards they will spend some time In
Montreal and Quebec
The engagement is announced of Miss
Clara Brockett daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
George H. Brockett, formerly of this. city,
but now of Arson, Tex, to Frederick Mi
CRATE Raymond of Weymouth, Mass. Miss
Brockett was, educated in this city gradu-
ating from the high school here, and she
has a large circle of friends In New Ha-
ven, where she has made her home during
the winter for the past ten years. Mr.:
Raymond is graduate of Amherst 90 and
is studying In the Yale Divinity school
here.
About twenty French Catholics from this
city, under the charge of Rev. Henri Chap
delaine of the French Catholic church, cor
ner of Chestnut and Chapel streets left
New Haven at GAO yesterday morning for
Canada. The occasion was the annual pill
grimagc from the New England states 70
the shrine Of Ste. Anne In the village of
Ste. Anne de Beauprc, near Quebec The
party started in three sections from Wor-
cester, Boston and Springfield.
Mr.. and Mrs. Seeey of West Main street,
Pla'nyille, have Just received a letter from
their son, Ernest, of the transport Abcran-
da, at the Samoan, Islands, with photo
Page, Tutuila, when Captain 7. f. Tilley
of the Aberanda was installed command
ant of the islands belonging to this country
He also sends a small four-page newspaper
printed at Apia 1.-THE port of entry contain
ing full report of the ceremony and the |
programme of sports which closed the day, !
including wrestling, boxing, sack racing, |
wheelbarrow racing, canoe racing, open for
women, and greasy pole climbing.
Dr. Louis S. DeForest of No. "a Wall |
street is at the Pachaug house, West |
brook, Conn, where he will remain UNI |
til August /.
Miss Elizabeth Buckley of W'nsted,
who has been visiting in New Haven
for the past week, returned home Sun
day night.
F. j. Kingsbury of No. 406 Humphrey
street has gone to Madison for the sea-
son
Professor Thomas d. Seymour. senior
professor of Greek at Yale university
and president of the American School
at Athens, is stopping at Mrs. Days in
Norfolk
Miss Mary G.. Finch of No. 225 Bishop
street has gone to Jackson, N. H, for
the summer.
SSol Sc ~ NIdi III VI ANIL Lolh 10 III tliS
city on business.
Professor and Mrs. Irving Fisher Of
Prospect street have gone to Santa Bar
bara, Cal.
Mr. and Mrs. Eames of this city were
at the Stevens house in Norfolk yester-
day.
Mrs. Jane M. Richards is at Bath,
Me.
Rev. B. O. Johnson has rendered his
as pastor of the Swedish
tionalists at Torrington and
at Thomaston to accept a fattering call
to the Swedish church at Busti, Chau-
county, n, Y.
Professor and Mrs. Duncan are at
N j.
A. c. Gardner of this city was at the
Stevens house in Norfolk yesterday.
j. r. French and family of Bishop
street are at Sheffield, Mass,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Northway of New
Boston arrived in this city for a visit
Miss Helen Brown of Shelter street
eft yesterday morning for a three
weeks vacation, part of which she will
pend at Asbury Park, going from there
o Atlantic City for a week after which
With party of New York friends she
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