The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-08-22

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 street The house has been placed un- der quarantine.
 l Charles Newton and family Of west Haven vii soon remove to Harrlsoh avenue.
 Superintendent of Fire Alarm Tele- graph Grant, who has been at the New Haven hospital recovering from an operation for appendicitis, was taken to his home in Carmel street yesterday. Superintendent Grant has nearly re- covered.
 Miss Edith l.. Drake, accompanied by her niece, Miss Mollie Drake, left yes l terday morning for an extended trip through western New York and Cana da, taking in the Pan-American eXpo- | sition.
 MT. and Mrs. Arthur w. Tibbetts of | Orange street are enjoying their outing | in Maine very much judging from let | ters received here by friends. They are now at Bangor but will go to Ports mouth, N. H., before they return MT. Tibbetts reports that the hunting and
 fishing are good in his neighborhood. George Newell of Providence is visit ing his friends in West Haven. Mrs. l NGWell IS COllNCICoSIllS IictAA = 'N'' ! severe illness. He was confined to the bed for five weeks. | Mrs Natty Brautigam of State street is visiting her brother in New Britain.
 Pasco, coachman for Dr. c. W. Gay l lord of West Haven expects to sail TOT | his old home in Italy August 29. | Frank Nieder of 171 Meadow street was married to Miss Nellie McDonahue of 22 Hamilton street. The ceremony | took place Tuesday. l Miss Mary R. Pallman and Sarah l. l Wallace are at Burns Point for two | weeks.
 ! Miss Elizabeth Hessler of State street | is spending a two weeks vacation at Litchfield.
 Miss Goodrich of Plainville spent 1 Sunday with Miss Robbins at Sans | Souci, Short Beach.
 Sister M. Gabriel, cousin of Con- | tractor Sliney. and Sister M. Columbia of Stafford Springs convent. were en- tertained Tuesday by MT. and Mrs. J. l T. Sliney at his home on West Main street. Branford.
 1 Mrs Stevens of Hartford is the guest of Mrs. James Tolles of Elm street, | West Haven.
 | Councilman Huber has returned from Hartford, where he has spent his vaca- | tion.
 James Kelsey of Center street, West Haven. is taking his vacation.
 pr. and Mrs. Andrews of New York with their son. Joseph, are making Mrs. Joseph Andrews of Church street, West Haven, visit
 Colonel T. F. Callahan of New Haven and P. J. Cronan, agent for the Forts mouth Brewing company or New Hampshire, were the guests Iuesday | of Landlord O'Connor at the Totoket hotel, Branford.
 | Harry F. Nettleton of Main street, West Haven, has returned from the | Castleton, Vt.
 Israel F. Loomis of East Hampton has recently been elected an honorary member of the New Haven Colony His torical society at the instance or Hon. | Simeon E. Baldwin. MT. Loonals IS 1ineal descendant of Eleazur Kimberly, the first male child that was born In New Haven, Eleazur being the son of Thomas Kimberly, who came along with Rev. MT. Davenport and MT Ea- ion and others of good character and | fortune to found the New Haven colo ny.
 William D. Grover of the Waterbury cottage. Savin Rock, has gone to the pan-American exposition to spend his weeks vacation.
 Mise Fife Hills of Campbell avenue, West Haven, has returnedo rom her visit to Norwich, Conn.
 A private tutoring school for Yale students has been opened in this city. The tutors are H. c. Hargrave, M. A; e M. DeForest, B. A.; H. B. Hunting, R A. The first named Is at present student in the graduate school lie was formerly professor in southern university. The other two were grad uated from Yale last June.
 To-dav the Reynolds family will hold | +beir tenth annual reunion at the Surf house; 10:30 a. m., informal reception; l 10 m annual business meeting preced- ed hv roll call of members; address of welcome by the president, W. c. Key holds of East Haddam; response by 1 Howard Reynolds, Boston Welcome to the City of Films" Miss Woodbury are the guests of Miss Matte Wads- !
 worth of Elm street.
 Robert Tate night transfer mail clerk at the Union station, New Lon don is enjoying his annual months va cation. ]. w. Hickey of this city is taking MT. Tate's place during the lat l ter's absence.
 1 Miss Susie Kinner of Center street, West Haven, entertained few friends at cards Tuesday afternoon, some of the guests being Mrs. Young of Rich
 mond Va; Mrs. c. Graham and her | puest Miss DeLarmont of Catskill, | Mrs. Wilbur Warner, Miss Minnie smith. Mrs. H. S. Thompson, Mrs. | George Bailey, and Mrs. George Kinner Leon H. Watrous has resigned his po- stion at Pratt, Read X Cos west fac torv in Deep River, and will accept a more lucrative one with the Consoli- dated Railroad company in this city. Mr. Watrous is a strong golf player and his absence from the Deep River team will be greatly missed. He ex- nects to start for this city in a few ] days.
 1 Mrs. Harry Nettleton, Miss Constance and Master Vincent of Main street, | West Haven. are still at Maple Crest in | the Bristol Hills.
 | Edward Gosh has left the packing room of the Yale & Towne Manufactur- l 1,,e. +oI ,,,,