The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1901-06-19

| been visiting her sister, MISS DAISY
Govern, of Brookside, Rowayton.
Mr.. Benton and family, of this city
are at their cottage in Oriental Park
Mrs. f. B. Chaffee, of Middletown
who has been in this city seyera
weeks, was in Middletown Saturday
She reports that her husband is inn
proving under the treatment, and the
rheumatism has all gone, He expects
to be able to go out for at drive in a
day or two.
Walter Main, of Main street, West
Haven, left ON Monday for the Pan
American exposition at Buffalo.
Mortimer Clark, son of John Clark,
of West Haven, is i'll with malarial fe-
yer, and is threa tened with typhoid.
Robert Chase, of Washington avenue,
West Haven, left On Monday for the
/ Pan-American exposition at Buffalo
George Booth, principal of Booths
preparatory school in this city, is at his
cottage on Beach street, West Haven.
Mrs John Kennedy, of this city, has
been the guest this week of Mr. and
street, East Norwalk.
Robert Bush, Joseph Redshaw, Mer-
rill Smith, Ray Smith and Norris Os-
born, of this city, are camping out at
Rocky Beach.
Police Commissioner David Corey and
his family will move into their cottage
on the cliffs at Cosey Beach tomorrow
or Friday.
S. c. Emo, of Simsbury, was eighty
i > to- Ng
the occasion a number of his friends
and relatives called to extend their
congratulations. Neighbors, friends,
children and grandchildren surprised
him in the afternoon by their call Mr..
Emo comes of very long-lived fam
lily. His brother, A. r. Emo, who died
a few years ago, was eighty-seven
years old and two sisters are living
now, Mrs. Mary Humphrey, eighty-fve
years DID, of Pennington, and Mrs.
Emeline Bassett, ninety-six years old,
of New Britain. Mr.. Emo is well known
here He is in excellent health at the
present time.
Miss Susan T. Newell, of Washington
avenue, West Haven, went to North
ampton, Mass, yesterday to attend the
graduating exercises at Smith college.
She expects to be accompanied by her
cousin, Miss Maud Russell, of Ansonia.
Their cousin, Miss Anna S. Hitchcock,
of Bethany, is a member of the gradu-
ating class. Coming home they will
visit Springfield and Hartford.
Mrs. Alfred III. Hobro, of Bristol, and
children have been spending the past
week with friends in this city.
Rev. Mr.. Everest of Elm street. West
Haven, is expecting his brother, Charles
Everest, who is connected with the New
Milford rectory school, to spend the
summer with him.
Robert Chase of Washington avenue,
West Haven, left on Monday for the
Pan-American exposition at Buffalo
Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Hall, of Boston,
have been visiting Colonel and Mrs. B.
F. Judson, of Main street, West Ha-
ven. Mr.. and Mrs. Hall while here
celebrated the tweny- first anniversary
Of their marriage.
Tomorrow evening the Boardman
class of 1901 will hold their graduating
exercises at Lenox hall Great work
has been done by the committees and
these exercises are expected to be the
best held in the history of the school.
The officers of the class are: Presi-
dent, Louis p. Brown; vice president,
Miss Jennie S. Seeley; secretary, W.
F. Sargent; treasurer, Miss r. |.
Wells The historians of the class
are: Division A, Mr.. Bradley; division
B, +. w. Mather; division c, Miss Kim
oerly; division D, Miss Seeley, Miss e.
[. Wells was unanimously elected class
poet The prophets of the class are:
Divisions A and B, Mr.. Blogg; divi-
;ions C and D, Miss Connell. The
promenade committee is as follows:
". F. Sargent, chairman; Misses Nc
Irath Song and Zernitz. Photograph
committee, Mr.. Ockert, chairman |
Misses Rawson, Sheldon and Geiger. |
class committee, Miss Kimberly, chair
nan; Mr.. Bradley Miss French and |
Ir. Mather.
Fred Carlson, of Fairview street, New |
Britain, has accepted a position as ma
hinist with the Sargent company in /
his city. He expects to move his fam
ly to New Haven about July /, He
5 member of the New Britain spe-
ial police force and will tender his
He was employed at the
). & F. Corbin company.
The young ladies of West Haven who
re in the Junior class at the State Nor
1al cshool are Miss Fannie Elwell,
Iiss Ethel Scofield and Miss Anna
lead. The school will close on We'd
esday
Mr.. and Mrs. 3. w. Bates, of this
ity, are domicied in their pretty cot
age at Cosey Beach and have been
IL several days.
Colonel 3. F. Judson, of Main street.
Vest Haven, has gone to Boston for
isit.
Edward J. Jones and family, Of VIII
am street, have moved into their cot
lge near Kelseys Point, Short Beach.
j. B. Armstead, of Main street West
-aven, has returned from his visit to
is brother in New York.
Minott T. Wallace and c. w. Wells,
: this city, are stopping at Villa !
eichen, on Main street, Cosey Beach.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Reynolds, of
lis city, have just moved into their
andsome cottage known as Rockland
odge, Cosey Beach, where they will
,end the summer.
Ashley Warner and family, of New
ork, are visiting Mr.. Warmers par
its, Mr.. and Mrs Royal Warner, of
ain steet, West Haven.