The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1901-05-24

| the west, lie VIII make his heaQquar
tiers in Chicago most of the time durin
his absence from the city. His trip /
taken in the interests of the investmen
of the Yale endowments in the north
west. The trip is the annual one for tn
Yale treasurer.
S. B. Camp, Yale 1900, has beef
coaching the university baseball squat
during the week.
Invitations have been sent out b!
Mr.. and Mrs. Nathan Harrison, Of Nortl
Branford, for the marriage of thei1
niece, Miss Bertha Dudley Harrison, t.
Trueman Cesterfield Beckley, of New
Haven, to take place at sunny Crest,
North Branford, on Wednesday after
noon, June 5, at half after 4 o'clock
They will take up their residence in this
tcity at 522 George street and be at home
Wednesdays after July Is.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Breck, OF
Kimberly avenue, West Haven, are re-
celving congratulations over the arrival
of daughter
| Mr.. and Mrs. Max Adler, Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred M Adler and Mr.. and Mrs.
|. M. Ullman are located at their beau
tifu shore residences at Savln Rock
for the summer. Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred
We'll are expected from Denver soon to
spend the summer with them.
Mr.. and Mrs Walter Main, Misses
Mildred and Florence, of West Haven,
will spend Sunday in Boston.
DR.. and Mrs C. B. Tiley, of 225
Crown street, will sail from this city on
June % for Europe. They will go to
Hamburg on one of the Hamburg
American liners. DR.. Tiley will remain
| three weeks in Northern Europe, re-
turning on the Deutschland, July 25
Mrs. Tiley will remain for several
months in Europe, travelling with COM
panions from this city.
Unclaimed letters in the West Haven
postoffice: Mary Gaffney, A. B. Ritchie,
Clifford Read, A. II. Carter; foreign,
John Mcmahon.
Preparations are being made to make
next Sunday a red letter day in West
Haven Methodism. AT the morning
service there will be an address by Hen
ry H. Benedict, the well known presi-
dent Of the Twentieth Century league,
on the subject; Obligation" and most
interesting sermon Is looked forward to.
John5T. Manson, who assisted Mr.. Ben
edict to such a great extent In the
Twentieth Century work, will follow on
subject in which all members and
friends of the church will be interested.
Mr.. Manson will preside at the evening
services, at which there will be short
addresses by Andrew Morehead, S. w.
McEwen, A. C. Baldwin, John Wesley
Talmage. Frederick Mansfield, B. B.
Savage and HI. M. Tower.
Miss Clara Sutherland, of Elm street,
West Haven, is quite i'll at her home.
Miss Sutherland has been working very
hard this term and she is now on the
verge of nervous prostration.
Mrs. S. L. Hosley, mother of Mrs.
Cosgrove, of Washington avenue, West
Haven, has gone on visit to her son,
N. r. Hosley, of Springfield, Mass.
M. Meyers, Of this city, has moved
into his cottage on California street,
Savin Rock.
DR.. and Mrs George F. Converse
and Mr.. and Mrs. Howard c. Webb |
will take driving tour next week,
terminating at Litchfield. |
They will be absent one week.
f. c. Dayton and family. Of Ward |
Place, West Haven, will move TO their |
cottage at Bradley Point this week.
Major and Mrs. D. A. Blakeslee and
their six children will spend the sum-
mer at their cottage near the Ansan-
tawae club house in West Haven. |
They will take possession at the close
If school in June.
Mr.. and Mrs E. A. Lampson, of
avenue, West Haven, en-
on Wednesday Mr.. and Mrs
orouty, of West Haven, and Mrs. Har-
back, of Bangor, Me.
Sergeants Peter Hayes and Fennah
Watrous, the newly promoted officers
IT the police department, have been as
igned to their respective precincts.
Both men will do night duty. Hayes
vent on duty Wednesday night at the
frand avenue station, and Watrous be-
IAN night duty in the Howard avenue
reporting at 10 o'clock last
light. Hayes hours also begin at 10
clock. Both men have received their
uniforms, and appeared in
hem at the inspection yesterday after
Don.
DR.. MaXimillan l.. Loeb, of this city,
nd Miss Gertrude X. Hyman, daughter
f Mr.. and Mrs. Morris Hyman, of For
st avenue, New York, will be united ,
I marriage next Sunday afternoon at ,
ne home of the groom's parents, No.
70 Franklin street, at 4:30 O'Clock. The ,
will be witnessed by rela-
YES of the contracting couple and will 1
e performed by the Rev. Mr. Alexan- ,
er, of this city. The marriage will be r
cry quiet on account of the serious ILL !
ess of Isaac Loeb, father of the groom. 6
small reception will follow the we'd r
ing, to which a limited number of 9
lends and relatives have been hidden. :
r. Loeb is one of the prominent young
nysicians of the city and has just
owed into offices at No Q Park street.
e is a graduate of Hillhouse high
hool and of the Yale medical school,
ISIS Hyman is well known in Jewish
relies.
A dispatch from Middletown yester-
" says: DR. Charles w. Page super
sane, has resigned and his resigna-
On will be accepted by the trustees.
here has been a growing difference
,tween the doctor and the governing
,ard for some time.
DIR. and Mrs. w. w. Leete opened
cir new home at 205 Orchard street
'ednesday evening to their parishion-