The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1901-07-30

Mr.. and Mrs. George P. Merwin of 2.
ED street are spending a week or sc
with John w. Merwin of Merwin's
Point.
The Misses Lilly and Hattie zeglel
from Brooklyn are spending a two
fweeks' vacation with Miss Hofacker at
1.-THE latters home, 1854 Congress avenue.
Miss Margaret Schlisser left here on
Saturday to visit her relatives and
friends residing in Cleveland, o. She
will also visit the Pan-American expo
Gition.
t Rev Fred WinsIow Adams, pastor of
EpWorth M. E. church, and Mrs. Adams
~~sa nt to Old Orchard, Me-, last week to
i'm Mr.. Adams parents there to stay
It'll September.
Two cargoes of brick arrived yester-
sy and two more cargoes are expected
i-day, making a total of 100000 bricks,
hitch will be enough to finish Chapel
and Elm street
Mr.. Shelley, the popular librarian at
the Young Mems Institute, returned
q Friday from Saratoga, where he has
been spending several weeks. He is
much improved in health and will re-
sumo his duties at the Institute Au-
sAgust l,
The many friends of Miss Daisy
O'Brien daughter of Lawrence O'Brien,
Me mason builder, who was thrown
rom a carriage last Tuesday evening,
Jill be pleased to learn that with the
reception of a deep scratch on her
Nrehead she sustained no serious in
Cry.
T~r g..
sght who resides in New York and
his been visiting at 219 Pine street,
las removed from that number to the
springside home Saturday in an in
me condition. 1t is said that she had
Effered considerably from the heat in
Jew York and this may have been the
urinary cause of her insanity.
u First Vice President w. F. Merrill,
xSecond Vice President Percy r. Todd,
General Freight Agent f. S. Holbrook,
and Freight Traffic Manager J. M. Will
liams will, to-day start on trip which
will have to do with the new transpor-
tation and freight traffic policy which
the New York, New Haven and Hart
ford Railroad company has for several
months been putting into effect
The Twentieth regiment, c. ", of
which the late William B. Wooster was
colonel, will hold it's reunion at Will
cox's at Savin Rock, August %. The
Business meeting will be in the Savin
Rock theater. A shore dinner will be
served, to be followed by good speaking.
1T IS expected that there will be a large
attendance. Many members of the reg
drnent went out from this city.
Mrs Isaac Thomas, the Misses Julia
and Marion Thomas, with their friend,
Miss Coffin, who has been teaching
4 German for the past two years in the
High school at Burlington, VT, of
which Mr.. Thomas is principal, and
three young western girls will sail for
Europe, August 81, Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas with their children are passing
the vacation with Miss Ono Banks of
Trufnbull street, sister of Mrs. Thorn
as
The concert given at Woodmont
chapel last Wednesday evening netted
the sum of $45 to the treasury of the
chapel The affair was a great sue
cess and reflects great credit to Miss
Jennie Merwin, who arranged the con-
cert, and the thanks of the ladies are
rendered to Miss Benham, William
Hamilton, Mr. Eaton, Miss Abigail
Merwin, Mr.. Robinson, Miss Patchen,
and Miss Stevenson of Westville, all of
whose selections were finely rendered
Rev, Mr. Scoville of Trinity Methodist
church preached in the chapel Sunday
and next Sunday Rev. Dr. Anderson of
Waterbury will preach, and Miss Jen-
ME Merwin and Mr.. Eaton, leading
tenor in the Universalist church in
Hartford will sing.