The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-09-23
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 NEW HAVEN PEOPLE

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 And Other People Known Here-sari- ou. Europsan Trips and Local Social Events
 Mrs. J. W. S. Peck, the state dele- gate of the Daughters of the King, VIII leave to-day with the officers ana council members Of New York, Phila- delphia and Baltimore by Raymond & Whitcombs excursion for San Fran cisco. Cal Mrs. Peck was the recipient of a munifcent gift from the executive committee. who took this opportunity of showing their gratitude and appre- citation for the noble and untiring WorK she has done for the order. not only III this state, but throughout the country. Major George F. Albee Is very seri- ously i'll at his home. 324 Howard ave- nue, with pneumonia, contracted Whlle at the White Mountains. and since ms return ten days ago he has not lm- proved His physician is Dr. Henry Il. Smith of 43 Elm street. He is about sixty years of age and perhaps that may retard his recovery. He has been very prominent in local military lire for many years, and for a long period. until a year or so ago, he was govern- ment inspector at the Winchester com pany's shops. Major Albee enlisted in the Thirtieth Wisconsin regiment ana served with great credit during the civil war. receiving promotions TOT valor and being one of the leaders Ill every battle. He has a wide acqualnl- ance in army circles and has, within the past few years had as his guests at hls home, General Shafter, who conducted the Cuban campaign in the spanish war. and General Lawton. who was killed by bulelt in the Philippines. Saturday evening, at the meeting oi Admiral Foote post, G. A. R., the illness of Major Albee was announced ana much sympathy expressed among the veterans At a late hour last night Major Albee's condition was considered critical.
 MT. and Mrs William F. Doran have returned from Buffalo, where they at- tended the funeral services of the late President Mckinley, and viewed the body as 1t lay in state in the City Hall Attorney w. P. Niles has just re- turned from a two weeks vacation spent at Block Island On Thursday Mr. Niles was one of the speakers al the exercises held at the First Baptis church on the island. Judge Bowman of New Orleans, also delivered an eNlo' gy on the late President Mckinley anc appropriate music was rendered.
 Miss Alice Benhan, of Howard ave nue. entertained with card party Fri day evening a number Of the young people of her social set. Cake and ic' cream was served.
 P. George Ncolari, barber Of thl city. will leave this morning as dele gate from the New Haven Barber's as sociation to attend the national bar ber's convention, which is to be held Saginaw, Mich, next week.
 One of the new songs of B. A. Leo hold. the well-known New Haven voca instructor and composer, entitled .Love's Answer" a companion song t' | .Iove's Question" published last Ma! by Pond & O., has been accepted fo publication and will be out within couple of weeks. Loves Question has already had great popularity
 Mrs Iarissa Smaller last Saturda. celebrated her one hundred and hrs birthday at her home in Hamburg Middletown. She was visited by man, friends and the celebration was qule one on account of her Hge. Mrs. Shal Ter was born at Haddam and live there until a year ago, when she re moved to Hamburg, where she is livln with MT. and Mrs Henry Sisson.
 President Arthur T. Hadley, of Val university. arrived home this wee with his family. They have been spend ing the summer near Fall River at d attractive shore resort.
 William Quinn, of Westville, who ha been i'll all summer with malarlal rheu matism, is a trifle better
 Mrs. Edison Beecher, who has pee spending the summer with her parent in Bethany, has returned to her nom on Alden avenue.
 pr. F. M. Gallaudet and family hay been spending two weeks at the Mon towese House, Indian Neck. Dr. Gal ,audet has gone to Washington an Miss Marion Gallaudet and Herpe1 Gallaudet will remain at the Monte wese House until the latter part ot tn month.
 Otto $. Drebs has resigned his pos lion with the Griest Manufacturln company. MT. Drehs expects to moV to Meriden soon and secure posltlo in one of the mills there.
 MT. Putnam, proprietor Of Putnam restaurant, Savin Rock. closed for tn season Saturday night, after yer successful season.
 MT. Frank Neil Sr., of Westville, WI has been very i'll, is able to be out
 pr. and Mrs. J. W. Seaver, of 20 Lyf wood street, returned Tuesday aftel noon. after a ten weeks absence Chautauqua, with the exception or tf last week spent in Buffalo.
 Miss Maud Truesdale, who has bee spending few weeks with friends
 A IJMIVEQcAl FOOD.