The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1901-03-20
PERSONAL JOTTENGS.

OF Bufalo, son of Colonel John Camp
bell, U. S. A, Qetired.) Miss Goodrich
is the daughter of Captain Caspar It
Goodrich, captain U. S. N. of Annapo
lis, Md. Her grandfather was William
Goodrich, of New Haven, and her great
grandfather was Captain James Good
rich, of New Haven. Miss Goodrich.
father was appointed in 1861 by the late
Governor English from the New Haver
district and still represents New Haver
in the navy.
Arson P, Stokes, jr., Yale 1916, adj
dressed the Goffe street branch of the
Y. M. c. A. Monday evening or
Courage"
Mrs. Elisha Mather, of Middle Had
dam, is visiting friends in New Haven
this week.
Payne Whitney, Yale '9S, and Quin-
cey A. Shaw, won the racquets cham
pionship Of America in doubles in Bos-
ton on Saturday.
Engineer John Buddington, of this
city, was in Derby Monday. He handed
to Street Commissioner Pagan, of Der
by, lengthy report, giving in detail
the defects found in the iron bridge
! over the Naugatuck.
| The following Yale freshmen are now
on the university baseball squad: H..
j. Patton 1908 l.. S., B. WinsloW 1904,
j. T. Craffey 1904 j. S. O'Rourke 1908
l.. s., II. G. Metcalf 1904, and Fl. T..
Hamilton 1904.
Mrs. r. O. White, of this city, who
has been visiting her sister, Mrs. T. J..
DeForest, of Olivia street, Derby, has
returned home.
Miss Ida May Wilson, of 1870 Portsea
street, gave birthday party to about
fifteen of her friends Monday evening.
AT a meeting Monday evening the
Syracuse club was organized with the
following officers. It. C. Carson 1901,
president; G. N. Grouse 1901 S., vice
president, and S. I'll. Stone 1902, treas
urer. 1t was decided to hold a smoker
early next term.
Mrs. Joseph johnson, of Park street.
has returned from several weeks
visit to Chicago where she attended the
recent wedding Of her sister.
Fred Lewis, of this city, will occupy
the Clark Place on Mares Hill, Ivory
ton.
Mrs. John R. Young, Of southington,
was the victim Saturday night Of a
paralytic shock, which occurred at her
home on North Main street. She is now
lying in a critical condition.
Mr. and Mrs. John Fl. Champion have
returned after two weeks trip to
Bermuda. They report a delightful
time and WERE very much pleased with
the country and climate there
The members of the Second company
Foot Guard are looking for
ward to their trip to Buffalo in June,
with much interest. Major Clark ex-
poets to take along the entire company
of 140 members and band Of thirty
men, or ITO in all. They expect to leave
here early on the Sunday previous to
day which is June 10, ar
irving in Buffalo the same evening.
The guard will receive something from
the state, so that the assessment per !
man will probably be reduced to $40. I
The trip is expected to take five days. |
A very delightful party was given at !
!15 Dwight street Monday evening in |
honor of Master FRANKLIN Smiths |
thirteenth birthday. The evening was
spent in games and music. Piano
solos were given by Miss Florence
Smith, Master Franklin Smith and
Master Lester Burt., After the games
| supper was served. Among those
present We're: Miss Florence Smith,
Miss Elizabeth Smith, Miss Marjorie
Peck, Miss Mabel Watson, Miss Flor
nee Cullum, Miss Virginia Peck, Miss
Helen Moore and Miss Lena Butler;
Masters Harold Thompson, Franklin
smith, Lester Burt, Fred Pennill, Jo-
eph Trolley, Homer Peck, Lewis Wat
on, Howard Burd and Harry Holmes.
Superintendent Beede has begun his
prng visitation of schools. There are
40 teachers in the district and nearly
S many school rooms. The visiting of
II the school rooms of the New Haven
istrict requires several weeks.
The board of managers of the Sons of
he American Revolution held special
Meeting Monday afternoon at the
Tnion League club. Ernest E. Rogers,
{ New London, reported that the COM
lon council of his city had given the
ociety full permission to remove the
latham Hale schoolhouse to the site
n the Old Burying Ground, which was
ranted by special act of the present !
legislature. A special committee COM
osed of President Jonathan Trumbull,
ice President e. s. Greeley and Reg
ltrar Hobart l.. HotchSiss was ap-
ointed with seven members of the &
latham Hal branch, of New London, 4
, arrange for the removal and restora- {
on and to provide a programme for
lie dedicatory exercises to be held at 4
lie time Of the removal. Tt is hoped to !
ave the arrangements made so that U
lie building can be dedicated on Bun
err Hill day, June II. The board of n
voted to extend an invitation =
Governor Mclean and his staff to be Y
resent and participate in the dedica-
on, The following military companies
i'll be officially invited later, First
mpany, Governors Foot Guard, and 3
e Putnam Phalanx of Hartford, Sec