The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-09-28

Henry Hammond ana son or IOIllnS- | ton are to spend the winter with Mrs 1 Hammond's parents, MT. and Mrs. F. C. Gerard, of Elm street, Seymour. MT, Hammond will be absent in Cali
 fornia in the interest of the Eagle Bi-
 cycle company.
 i Ellis O. Warner of Woodbridge, the
 well known butcher, who has been
 quite sick with dysentery, is much bet | ter and expects to start business again
 in a few days.
 The w. c. T. U. of West Haven held
 their annual meeting Thursday after
 noon at the home of Mrs. Frederique
 R. Lewis; eight ladies were present.
 The following officers were reelected
 for the ensuing year: President, Mrs.
 Benjamin Richards; vice president,
 Mrs Joseph Andrews; recording secre- | tary, Mrs George Brooke; treasurer, Mrs. Fredrique R. Lewis. After the | election the ladies spent social hour,
 and tea with light refreshments were served.
 Treat Johnson, eldest son of eX-Rep-
 reptative D. L. Johnson of Bethany
 who had been visiting in Bethany, has
 returned to New York. He is grad
 uate of Yale university, has been a
 chemist in New York city, and has a
 position to teach at Yale the ensuing
 year.
 Miss Jessie L. Griggs, of Middlebury,
 who has been in Paris this summer,
 studying music with Madame Piccioto,
 has gone to Wilson college, Chambers
 burg, Penn, where she will give in
 struction in voice culture for the ensu-
 ing year.
 MT. and Mrs. Bennett w. Farnham
 have returned to their residence on Crescent street from a summers stay at Woodmont
 Sheldon Northrop of Ansonia is now in his 95th year. His age and his fath- CTS cover peEiod of Ill years, his father having been born in 1730. It Is doubtful if a parallel to this can be found.
 Mrs. Arthur Newton and children, of Durham, are visiting in North Gull ford for few days.
 Miss May Butler of Seymour is at the Pan-American exhibition. Miss Dor man is supplying her place as book keeper at F. A. Piatts iron foundry during her absence.
 Judge Doolittle of Branford left last night for New York In response to an invitation extended to him by Chief of Police Mclaughlin, of Brooklyn, to witness the yacht races aboard the po- lice patrol boat.
 Attorney Frank S. Fay Meriden's we'll known city attorney, was 53 years old yesterday. MT. Fay was born on September 27, 1S4S, in Marlboro, Mass, and came to Meriden twenty years later. He entered the law office of his brother, George A. Fay. and was asso- ciated with him for several years. MT Fay has held various offices of public trust in most capable manner
 MT and Mrs. Spring have come to New Haven from Chicago and will spend the winter here, Mr. Spring to take post graduate course in Yale. Ms. Spring was Miss Bowman, daugh- ter of Peter Bowman, of Edgewood avenue, where she is stopping with her husband
 Charles Gerth of Bristol will enter the Yale law school next week.
 It was reported from Grace hospital yesterday morning that Albert Char man, the driver who was run over in Blake street and whose ribs were thrust his lungs. was in worse condi- | ton than at the time of former re- ports. There Is still a chance for his recovery.
 Mrs. Hobart l.. Hotchkiss entertain | ed yesterday at her cottage at Indian | Neck, the members of the Up Date | ,lub of Westville. Mrs. Laurens Len FOX has returned from her extended l yacation, spent at Kennebunkport, Me, md was with her club at the pleasant | 'eunion yesterday. The members of the Jp-to-Date club, most of whom were Mrs. Hotchkiss' guests yesterday, were Mrs. A. o. Horton, Mrs. George Crane, Mrs. Arthur Marsh, Mrs William Har- non, Mrs. Henry Bradley, Mrs. A. B. Read, Mrs. B. Dickerman, Mrs. Will am Forsythe, Mrs. W. A. Borden, Mrs. \. Pratt, Mrs. E. Coe, Mrs. William Wright, Mrs. Edward Todd, Mrs. F. 'exton, Mrs. George Griswold Mrs. J. " Chapin, Mrs. E. Gowdy, Mrs. ieorge Smith Mrs. Jane Hoadley, Miss label Hotchkiss, Mrs. Cooper, Mrs. F. I Penny Mrs. Allen.
 Jacob B. Mershon of Norwich has re- urned after visit with his daughter frs. James B. Hinckley, of New Ha- en.
 Mrs. T. s. Smith, who has been pending the summer with her daugh- er, Mrs. w. F. Moore, of Orange street, eturned to her home in Washington, }. C., yesterday.
 Frederick o. Tyler, son of Col. A. c. yler and William s. Reyburn, jr., of f le Pequot colony, Norwich, have en- f cred the freshmen class at Yale. f The father of County Commissioner 4 valter is critically ill at his home in ', heshire. There was a consultation of f octors this afternoon over the ques- on as to whether an operation was lvisabe or necessary.
 Miss Marie J. Hand, daughter of I ugustus Hand, the operator at fire S was married Wednesday V ght to George A. Tewksbury of Y ace at the home of the brides par 6 lts 512 State street. The Rev. MT. dams of Epworth M. E. church, off T ated. The maid of honor was Miss arrie Hill of Milford and the best t an was Roy Evans. The bride was e tired in a rose colored foulard, trim 1, ed with blue satin and black lace. 1e wore a cluster of brides roses. The aid of honor's gown was of white trimmed with white IT k. Mir. and Mrs. Tewsbury will re- Ii