The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1901-07-26

starts this week on trip to Michigan
stopping at the Pan-American exposi
ton on the way.
Miss Frances Gardner and Miss Mad
aline Gardner, of this city, are guest
at the Clafin house, Beckett, Mass. TO
a few weeks.
Mrs. Valentine, Miss Eleanor Valen
tine, Richard Valentine, Mrs. Judg
and Miss Holbrook, of this city, are
Blanford, Mass, in the Berkshire
Hills.
| Mrs. Robert Lutz, Of Howard avenue
| is visiting her mother, Mrs. william
Smith, on Chestnut Hill, Litchfeld, fol
few weeks.
w. H. Spear, of New Haven, who /!
called the temperance apostle, is tt
come to Wilimantic this fall and con
duct series of temperance mass meet
ings. The movement is to be called the
! citizens temperance movement" anc
! 1t is hoped to awaken all classes in the
| interest of erance.-Hartford Cour-
ant
Attorney Grove J. Tuttle is acting as
prosecuting agent for the district over
| which his brother, Dwight futile, has
Jurisdiction during the absence of the
latter in Indian territory.
Mr.. and Mrs James S. Carpenter, or
Maple avenue, East Norwak, came on
Friday to this city for visit of several
weeks.
James Carney and Thomas Smith, of
Branford, left yesterday for Springfield,
Mass, ,iere they intend to stay two
weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. Ballard, of Main street.
Darien, will move to New Haven in the
near future. Mr.. Ballard is now en-
ployed at the Glenbrook railroad sta
ton as night operator He has resign
ed his position at that place to accept
position as day operator in New Ha-
ven. Mr.. Ballard is an excellent base
ball player and plays on the Noroton
team.
Mrs. Potter wife of H. f. Potter,
president of the Connecticut Doiry
mems association, Is seriously i'll at her
home in Montowese. Mrs Potter has
many friends who will regret to hear of
her illness.
During this mornings session of the
city court Judge Burnes, of Greenwich,
through the spectators entrance, but
did not stop there. He entered within
the railing and took a seat beside the
witnesses. Chief Bowman, not recog-
nizing his honor, tapped him upon the
shoulder and politely informed him that
the spectators benches were outside the
railing. Judge Burnes introduced him
self, whereupon apologies were made by
the chief and the court session went on
Just the same. 1T was narrow escape
for me-" said Judge Burnes.-Stamford
The many friends of Miss Margaret
O'Neill will be pleased to hear that she
has fully recovered from serious ILL
ness of the past two months. She will
cave In a week for the Berkshires,
where she will remain for the rest of the
season.
The little Misses Leeds grandchildren
If Mrs. Darius Stebbins, of Cheshire, |
rave returned from that town to their
lome in this city,
Mr.. and Mrs Frank H. Shell of Tenn
lie street, have returned from weeks |
'isit to the Pan-American exposition at
Buffalo.
Mrs. e. r. Williams and daughter, of !
have returned from Pine Or |
hard after a very pleasant two weeks |
tay.
DIR. Gervase Green, of Yale universi-
Y, is the guest of Mrs. Eva Morgan, of |
essex.
Mrs. Frank Hall, of New York city, |
nd Mrs. Frank Stiles, of North Ha-
en-, are the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. c. |
J. Blatchley on Broad street, Middle
own.
Mr.. Pratt of Essex, clerk in the Gin
On National bank, has gone to Buffalo
n his vacation John f. Sliven is
Jerking in the bank while Mr.. Pratt is
way.
Miss Clark, the eldest daughter of Mr.
nd Mrs. c. B. Clark. of Middletown,
ais from New York for Europe Satur-
ay
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph e. Austin, of
IS Whalley avenue, in company with
dward Bradley, of the Metropolitan
ife Insurance company, and his niece
Liss Jessie Bradley, started on Wed
1sday evening for a two weeks trip to
lie American exposition and Nj {
CARA Falls.
Mrs. J. Haugh, of Cheshire, has been
pending a. week with Mrs. C. r. Roe,
this city.
The Milwaukee Sentinel, in it's ac-
,unt of the Elks' convention, pub
shes a fine portrait Of Charles H.
acGilvray, of the New Haven delega- {
on.
Mrs. James Golden, of Fairfield ave- !
lie, South Norwalk, came to New Ha- !
IN Wednesday morning for a visit of '
few days. I
Mice Katie Creveye will sail for Eu- s
pc with a party of friends July 30 '
) usual she will spend much time in v
aris
Miss Louise Hennig, of Clark street,
at Greenfield, Mass, for the remain
+ of the summer.
Hough Robertson, of Fountain street,
estville, has gone to New Brunswick
make g short visit to his brother,
10 Is there. Mr.. Robertson has not
Ell his brother In twelve years. While l
is there he will go on a fishing ex-
rsion> and will return some time next
,ek.
Miss Minnie Winterhoff of Brooklyn,
visiting Mrs. Charles Brown of 1882 u
rk street. a
Robert Dolan and James Wallace A
lployed at the Pond Lily paper MILL
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