The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1901-10-05
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
And Other Pope known Here-V"rt-
GUS European Trips and Local socini
EVENTS

James Greer, of Westfield, Mass,
former Winsted boy, who is at present
roadmaster of the Air Line division OF
the New York New Haven and Hart
ford railroad, is visiting friends IN
Winsted.
Mrs Marietta Wright, department
president of the Womans Relief corps,
and Mrs. Charlotte E. Wright, assist
ant inspector. were present yesterday
afternoon at the meeting or Mason
Rogers corps The annual inspection
will occur at the next meeting, Ihurs-
day afternoon, October IT,
Miss Josephine Selbert of this city
and Miss Alma Sellgren of Forest
vile called on friends in New Britain
Wednesday, They have just returned
from trip to Sweden.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hubert Rowley OF
Branford are visiting Mrs. RoWley's
relatives in West Haddam.
Mr.. Morris, formerly of this city, who
bought the farm on Grass hill, WOOD
bury, known as the Shelton farm, is
making quite a success OF IT.
Mrs. John Richards of Main street,
West Haven, who has been so very Ill,
is improving, the many friends OF MRS.
Richards will be pleased to hear.
I. D. Atwood has rented his hotel IN
Woodbury. to Charles Barnes of Water
bury son of Reuben Barnes. He will
take possession at once.
Mrs. Robert Wallace of Main street,
West Haven, and Mrs. Mortimer Treat
of Woodmont have returned from their
%laty ont n
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Smith and fam
fly
New Haven guests were among those
from out Of town present at the pretty
home wedding in Hartford Wednesday
afternoon Of Miss Florence Christine
Keney, daughter of Mrs. Walter Keney,
to Frederick Charlesworth Nelson.
The bride was gowned in white crepe
de chine and chiffon over white SILK,
and wore a bridal veil fastened with
bride roses and pearl and diamond
pin. the gift of the groom. She car
RE a large shower bouquet of bride
roses. The maid of honor was Miss
Edna May Brown Of Salem, Mass. She
wore pale yellow mousseline de sole
over taffeta and carried yellow roses.
The best man was John Nelson of
Brookline, brother of the groom. The
Rev. Ernest def Mel of Trinity church
performed the ceremony.
Among the visitors at the Blackstone
library Branford, Thursday, was Kirk
Munroe, the noted writer of boys
stories. He was the guest of DR.. Fos-
ter at his Short Beach cottage and
came up with Mrs Foster. He was
shown through the building by Lii
brarian Whitney. He thought it was
magnificent structure and its appoint
ments of model character. Mr.. Mum
roe stated that he has two new DOCKS
ready for publication, which piece of
news will be pleasing to his large num-
Der of Branford readers.
Mrs. Gardiner Thorp and young son,
Norman J., Of Boston avenue, are visit
ing Mrs. Thorps sister, Mrs. Clarence
Thompson, Jr., of washington ave-
nue..
David A. Rood, former owner of the
United States hotel In Hartford is
stopping at the Stevens house, Nor
folk. His sister, Mrs. Judd, who has
been in Norfolk for the past month, has
been quite i'll, but is improving.
Miss Fdstrom of New York is the
guest of her sister, Mrs. Robert Jane
son. on Meadow street, Bradford.
Invitations are out for the marriage
of Curtis A. Doolittle to Miss Edna A,
Cole both of Yalesville, to take place
Wednesday evening, October 9th, at
o'clock at the home Of the bride. Both
are well known young people and nave
a host of friends who will extend their
sincere congratulations.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Green of Wash
ington avenue are visiting Mrs. Green's
brother, Harry Hyde, at his home in
Hartford.
Miss Lena Shay of Rungay, Sey-
mour. is spending the week with friends
in this city
Mrs. w. r. Crane of Union avenue,
West Haven, is visiting her sister, Mrs.
j, M. Plimpton in Hartford.
The Saturday Matinee Whist club Of
West Haven will meet this afternoon
with Miss Minnie Smith at her resi-
dence on Center street. The members
Of this club are Mrs. Charles B. Tomas,
Mrs. Howard B. Thompson, Mrs. Will
bur B. Warner, Mrs. Ernest S. Thomp-
son. Mrs. Charles B. Warner, Mrs.
Clarence E. Thompson, Mrs. Edwin S.
Thomas. Mrs. George L. Peck, Mrs.
Frank G. Ball. Miss Madeleine Rey-
nolds. Miss Adeline Wallace. Miss SUI
sic Kinner, Miss Clara Sutherland,
Miss Hattie Haven, Miss May Ingham
and Miss Minnie Smith,
Rev. George Foster Trentiss of this
city. who made the address at the
Danbury c. f. union rally at the Sec
nnd Baptist church Thursday evening,
is an eloquent and polished speaker.
The subject Of Mr.. Prentiss' address
was "Choosing," and for text he an
nounced the Scriptural declaration of
Joshua, "As Cor me and my house we
will serve the Lord
Mrs. Emma Howard of Derby is Wis
iting her cousin, Mrs. Ternold OF Cen
ter street, West Haven.
Mrs. Clarence c.. Smith and son OF
this city spetn few days recently with
Mr.. and Mrs. E. o. Pardee and with
Mr.. and Mrs. David f. Smith in Beth
any
Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Smith of Mid
dlebury are visiting Mrs. Smiths sis
ter. Mrs. Shuttleworth of Washington
avenue. West Haven.
Miss Mary Jones and her mother,
eighty-six years old, journeyed from
Syracuse N. Y. to Beacon Falls, 400
miles. The old lady stood the journey
ILL rrl,ov ore visiting Mrs. H C.