The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1901-06-08
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
ITEMS OF INTEREST CONCERNING
NEW H1VEN PEOPLE
And Other People Known Here-Vari-
GUS European Trips and Local socia l
Events.

Gus european AFiPs hhu Aoc"i 7oSA"
Events.
Mrs Goodsell, wife of Bishop Good
sell, who has been i'll at the family cot
tage at Short Beach, is now able to be-
UP and about the house. Bishop Good
sell, who has been at Chattanooga
Tenn, is now at Short Beach.
The delegates from st. Johns church.
Waterbury, to the annual convention
of the Episcopal diocese of Connecticut
are F. j. Kingsbury and N j. Weltoni
3 those from Trinity are A. c. NorthroI
and c. J. Pierpont. The convention
will be held at New Haven next Tues
day.
P. D. Moody, Yale 1901, Fl. H. VIVA
pies, 1901 and B. P. TWitchell, 1901
went to the Hartford public high school
yesterday as a deputation. A recep-
ton was given in the evening to the
members of the school.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Kelsey, of Prov
idence, are the guests of Mr. Kelsey
+ parents, Postmaster and Mrs. Jarvis
Kelsey, of Center street, West Haven.
Mr. and Mrs. Kelsey are taking their
wedding journey. They were married
in Providence few days ago.
Several West Haveners have received
Invitations to be present at the mar
riage of Miss Mabel Smith, of City
Point, and Albert E. Wilson, formerly
of this city, but now of Mexico. The
ceremony will take place at the home of
4 the bride next Monday.
Claude Heltmann, son of Orien Heit-
~ CIV hn
accepted a position with the shell fish
commissioners of New Jersey and has
gone to Morris River on the Delaware
river. His duties are the planting of
oyster stakes. He will be away six or
eight weeks.
Mrs. Sarah Ackrill, of Center street,
West Haven, mother Of Henry Ackrill
is losing strength daily, and there is
fear that she may not recover. Mrs.
Ackrill has been very ill since last Oc-
tober.
The supreme conclave Of the Improv
ed Order Of Heptasophs will meet In
Boston next Tuesday. Those entitled
to attend from New Haven are r. B.
Farren, supreme provost; DR.. ], A.
Hutchinson, supreme delegate to the
National Fraternal congress; Frank A.
Southworth, district supreme archon;
M S. Wadhams, of Yale conclave No.
244, F. P. Tyler, of Quinnipiac conclave
No. 313, Captain S. J. Woodruff, of New
Haven conclave No. 1923, and E. e. Arm
strong, of Whitney conclave No. o31.
West Haven conclave No. 403 will be
represented by A. w. Wadhams.
Miss Mollie Cullen was suddenly at
tackled with fainting cpells Thursday
forenoon while at work in the sore de-
partment of the Mallable Iron Foun-
dry company in Branford, and she was
removed to her home on East Main
street at once in Mr.. Hammers private
team.
Roberto Betancourt, who formerly
lived on Washington avenue and Cen
ter street. West Haven, has arrived in
New York with his bride from Havana.
They have gone to Danbury to visit his
aunt, Mrs. Sherman, and later will visit
friends in West Haven.
Paul Brown. the superintendent in
charge of the work at the tunnel build
ing for the New Haven Water com
pany in Foxon, has had his mother as
his guest for a week. Mrs. Brown has
been stopping at the home of Frank M.
Sperry where her son has been living
since he came east to take charge of
operations at the tunnel. Mrs. Brown,
who lives In Chicago, will go on to
Pennsylvania for a visit after leaving
here.
Captain Weaver, of Elm street, West
Haven, has gone to New York, where
he will take his vessel, e. III. Weaver, |
to Savannah for lumber.
William c. Barry, about whom City |
Clerk Norris received a communication
Thursday from P. Wall, Of Jersey City, |
called on the city clerk yesterday. He |
said he lives at Audubon street and |
is a stonemason He knows Mr.. Wall |
well and will communicate with him.
Barry doesn't know that any property
awaits him in Ireland.
Mrs. Clarence Thompson of Elm
street, West Haven, will to-day go with
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Ward, of New
Haven, to Auburndale, Mass, to attend
commencement at the school where
Miss Harriet Ward has been for the
last four years, and from which she
will graduate this June. They will be
away about a week.
Miss Neva Russell Benham, of Dana
6LTeeL, west raven, entertained DIT ulH-
ner last evening the cast of "The Mar
BILE Arch" composed Of Mrs. G. E. Rob
ers, Miss Everts, ]. Webb Dillon Mr..
Murray, Mr.. Rice and Mr.. Austin.
Mrs. A. e. Winchell, of SO Pearl street,
has issued cards for an Eat home" to-
day from 4 to 6 o'clock to meet Mrs.
c. w. Kendall, wife of the former SUI
perintendent of public schools in New
Haven.
George r. Kelsey, of Center street,
West Haven Is filing the position I'M
der Mr. Nichols as one of the surveyors
Of the borough. A new map for the as
SCISSORS is being made.
Mrs Frederick Skiff and Mrs. Spreyer
the West Haven Friday
Whist club yesterday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. Skiff.
Mrs James Jones, of Campbell ave-
nue., West Haven, entertained eight {
trends at dinner Thursday evening.
Among the guests were Mr. and Mrs |
Robert Chase. ,
Miss Bessie Beach, of the Congress |
sional library at Washington, D. c., ar
lived in Branford Thursday and will ! ,
spend the summer at her old home at ,
he Queach.
During the absence from Norfolk of 7
Mr.. and Mrs. o. NJ Snow the family of t
heir son, Levi Snow, of New Haven, =
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