The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1901-07-02

mittee. In military and fraternal cir
cles Captain Carter is we'll known. AS
captain Of Company A, Second regi-
ment. c. N. G.. in which command he
enlisted as a private In 1888, he has
made an enviable record as a tacticiar
and disciplinarian. He is a member OF
Continental lodge, F. and A. M, OF
Clark commandery, K. of T., and OF
Sphinx temple of the Mystic Shrine
The appointment carries with it a sal
airy of $1,000 per annum, with allow
ance for expenses. The commissioner
will take charge of all Connecticut In
terests in connection with the two
fairs 1t is not believed that he will
find it necessary to give up his other
business,
Mrs. Emory Smith, who has been a
guest at c. E. Burr's in Durham for the
past two weeks, has returned to Lynn,
Mass
George C. Merriam and family, of
Meriden, are at their summer home at
Stony Creek.
Henry w. Smith and Mrs. Smith are
at their cottage at Sunset Beach for the
season.
Rev. Frank A. Scofield, lately Of New
Haven, but now of Meriden, announced
to his First NJ E. paMshioners Sunday
that $50 over the $4,000 was raised dur
ing last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Shepard, of
Branford, are occupying their new cot
tage at Shepard's Point They have for
their guests Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Shep-
ard.
Arthur Shepard and his family, of
Branford, took possession of their sum-
mer home, By-the-Bay, Shepard's
Point, Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Beach, of Bran
ford have entertained Mrs. DR.. How
land, of this city, and her sister, Mrs.
Hall, and sons. Mrs. Hall and one son
came on from Washington, D. c., to
attend commencement exercises at
Yale Her older son graduated with
the class Of 1901, standing fourteenth in
his class, which numbered over two
hundred.
o. c. Burgess, Eli c. Booth and John
C. Booth, of Merlden, are at Crescent
Beach, where they will spend the next
two weeks in a cottage and out on the
sound fishing.
Joel F. Leete who moved to Walling-
ford from Guilford several years since,
was operated upon for kidney troubles
last week. Mr.. Leete has seemed much
more comfortable since and his many
friends, both in Guilford and Waling-
ford, hope to hear Of his complete res
toration to health.
Last Saturday noon DR.. Arthur Sui
Ivan Gale, Yale SO, was married to
Miss Mary Cotton Walker Luke at the
brides home, "a Adam street, Mt. Yer
non, N Y. The bride is the daughter
If Mr. and Mrs. Henry c. Luke, of Mt.
Vernon. The best man was Henry j.
Nichols and the ushers were Curtis Fl.
Walker and John K. Clarke, all class
mates of the groom. DR.. Gale prepared
'or college at Williston academy. Dur
ng his course he was noted for his
work in mathematics, taking several
prizes. becoming a member Of Phi Beta
Kappa and Sigma Xi, and finally being
lwarded a university fellowship for
graduate study. Since graduation DIR.
1ale has been working in the graduate
department, and on June 26, the last
received a degree of
oh. d. Dr. Gale has recently been APP
pointed instructor in freshman mathe-
natics, and. with Mrs Gale, will be at
home in New Haven after the first of
September.
Miss Belle Treat, of Meriden, is at
sachem Head for two weeks.
Alderman William Taylor's family, of
Ieriden. are at Indian Neck for the
The bell at the Merriam company's
HOP in Durham was rung on Saturday
morning in parting salute as J. H. Ball
passed to start on his extended trip to
Europe.
Judge and Mrs w. f. Davis, Wilbur
nd Robert Davis, with Joshua Stevens,
IL of Meriden, will spend the Fourth on
staten Island
Miss Barbara Warner, of West Ha-
zen. has been the guest of her aunt
Irs. George E. Bailey, at Sunset farm
n Orange,
H. r. Young, of Meriden, will leave
DON for Saybrook, where he will join
lis uncle, Hervey Rogers. They Will
pend few days sailing around Say
rock, New London, Montauk and other
4ong Island resorts.
Miss Marion Bush, daughter of At
orney and Mrs. c. x. Bush, of West
haven, is home for the summer vaca-
ion.
c. J. Heineman, sr., C. J. Heineman,
r.. Mr. and Mrs. James Berry, Harold
berry, George Berry, Mr.. and Mrs.
am keenan,. jr., Edward Keenan,, Miss
adie Keenan,, jr., Mrs. Evan Owen and
FRS. Charles Berry, all Of Meriden, left
n Saturday for Chapman's Beach in
yestbrook, where they will remain for
hree weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs Alfred Miles, of Elm
treet, West Haven, have as their |
uests Mrs Robert Clark, of FRANKLIN, |
"A. Miss Minnie Howard of Winsted, |
nd Mrs. Doherty and family, of New |
faven.
Hubert Little's family, of Meriden,
1T Yesterday for Indian Nevk for the
lmmer.
George and Norman Hubbard of West |
[aven, are visiting their uncle, Dr. |
eet, of New York.
A, E. Oldback and family, of Meri-
en-, are at Short Beach for two weefls, /
Tiss Hanson and Miss Biernbrauer, of
asst Berlin, accompanying them on the
lip.
Miss Adeline Wallace, with her sister,
[rs James B. Smith, and her children,
!, West Haven, will leave this week
,r Pomfret, VT, to remain during the