The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1901-07-01

street He will leave for Chicago to-day.
Mr.. Lamb formerly held responsible posi-
ton in the main office of Sargent u co.
Mrs. L. A. Brown of $50 Third avenue
West Haven, Is earning her money Tor ihe
Twentieth Century league by selling ice
cream. She will have 1t every afternoon
and evening; $50 Is near Center r. street.
DR.. and Mrs. j. w. Scayer OF 20 LynWooa
Place left their home Friday for Chautau-
qua, New York, where they will remain un.
til September, according to their annual
tinues work as medical director of the large
gymnasium there. Mrs. Seaver and her
daughter, Miss Ruth, will visit the Buffalo
exposition the second week III September
on the way home.
children and maid from New Brighton,
Staten Island are visiting Mrs. Kings SIS
ter, Mrs. Adrian Hoffman Of Elm street
West Haven. They will remain two or three
weeks.
Miss Daisy Yeager and Miss Marion Ros-
cnbott of As Lafayette street, left this city
Friday night for two weeks vacation
trip to the Pan-American exposition at Buff
falo, stopping for IL week at Kingston, n.
". on their return trip.
At meeting of the Cosey Beach Improve
ment society, a sanitary committee consist
ing Of Messrs. Fulton, Potter and stiles
was appointed.
Sheriff s. S. Beach, who Is on duty at the
Farrell foundry strike in Ansonia, was at
his home in Branford Friday, afternoon. i.
j. II. Drake and daughter, Miss Mollie, OF
Gloversvile, N. V, are the. guests OF MI.
and Mrs. a. j. Drake of Main street, Bran
ford. Miss Drake Will remain mere during
the summer months.
G. D. Porter, NJ. D., of Branford, father
nesday for Bridgeport to celebrate his sixty
second birthday among friends
Richard Bradley and family of Bran
ford moved into their summer home at
Bradley Point Saturday.
NTrc TT TT Rpnpdipt accommodated by her
daughter, Miss Helen Benedict, leaves next
month for a three months trip abroad. to
include a visit to many Of the countries on
the continent.
Mrs MeLanahan has been spending the
month of June with her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Denning Duer, of Whitney avenue.
Harry Crawford, of the firm of II: w.
Crawford & Sons. of Grand avenue. is at
cottage. He has been here nearly week,
and will stay as long as the weather is hot.
Miss Loomis of this city, who Is study
ing for a degree Of Phi. D., at Yale is the
guest of Mrs. D. Cady Eaton in Litchfeld,
X. &. Damon of New Britain Is at the
Anchorage, Short Beach, where he Will stay
for the rest of the summer.
Among the New Haveners, who will leave
for Europe during the week are Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward Taylor. They will sail July u.
Vernon Bates has pretty place at Short
Beach down on the crescent known at Bay
View.
Ex-Mayor n. d. Winter and Mrs. e. c.
Smith of Springfield are domiciled at their
twin cottages at Crescent Bluff for the sea-
son.
Frank S. Bradley and family of Branford
are at the Page cottage at Sunset Beach.
MI. Cross of this city and his family are
occupying the Homestead cottage at Short
Beach for the season.
Charles S. Covert and family of Branford
took possession of their cottage at Sunset
Beach Saturday.
l.. A. Bettcher, of the firm of D. NJ. WEIGH
& Sons, went to his cottage at Short Beach
four or five days ago, The name Of his s
and 1t is not far from the Aldersea cottage,
the property of Jesse WEIGH.
Mrs. Watson L. Phillips of Orange street
and her daughter, Miss Ruth. are visiting
to this city in about week and leave the
latter part of next month with her daugh-
ter and son Frank, for their summer home
at East Pembroke. Mass where they will
A pleasant party dining at the Country
club on Friday evening Included Dr. and
Mrs Harry WEIGH. Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
Taylor, Mr.. and Mrs. McLanahrn and Den
General and Mrs. Merwn Of Orange street
accompanied by a party Of friends le;ly e
the middle of the coming month for Europe
where they will remain for about two
months.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson II. Lee Leave next
week with their daughter for Athol, Mass,
Mr. Lees old home. Mr.. Lee Will, while
there, speak at the graduation banquet of
the senior class Of the Athol high school,
which takes place the latter part of this
month The president of the alumni asso.
citation of the Athol high school is Holland
A. Farr. Yale '36. who tutored the Yale
crew in German during their stay at Gale s
Ferry.
Professor Eugene L. Richards Of Yale has
declined Mayor Studleys appointment as
member of the permanent paving cont
mission. In a letter written Saturday he
returns his sincere thanks for the honor but
says his health Is not good and inasmuch as
he is compelled for that reason to give up
almost everything except that which Is alb
soutely imperative at Yale he feels that
he cannot take any new responsibility. The
mayor Saturday afternoon rendered Judge
A. Heaton Robertson the appointment for
four years as an appreciation of his ser
Vices for the city. The judge has accepted.
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Mclaughlin of
Pleasant street, this city, are on Main
street, Shore Beach, where they have been
for the past two or three weeks
Nehemiah Candee. of the law firm Of Can
dee x Morse, Of this city, was married Sat
was formerly a teacher in the Hallo"k
street school. The ceremony was perform
ed Mt A Gilbert avenue by Rev. Clay Dent
Chunn of Temple, n H., a brothe. of the
bride. The groom is a native of EaSton,
Conn, and was graduated ut Yale IN 1893
and at Yale law school In 1897. The bride
is daughter of the late Mark b. Chunn Of
Chaptico, Md He was one of the promi
nent southern families of that state, being
n large planter and well known In that
state. and in Washington, ID. c. Mr. and
Mrs. Candee will leave for Washington and
the south on wedding tour, and on their
return will reside at A Gilbert avenue