The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1901-06-29

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Norwich.
Miss Sarah C. Churchill and Mrs
Jennie Grey are the guests of friends
in Guilford.
Miss Ursula p. Palmer left Wednes-
day afternoon for the Pan-Americar
exposition and Niagara Falls,
Miss Minnie Sweet of Guilford is in
Torrington, where she will remain a
few days, the guest of her sister, Mrs
Hine.
George A. Booth and family of Beach
street have occupied their cottage on
that street for the past three weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Horton of Main
street, West Haven, are at Asbury
Park, N. j., for an outing.
Miss Ida Talcott, VINO has been the
guest of her aunt, Mrs. James Monroe,
for several days past, has returned to
| her home in Hartford.
Judge S. D. Bryant reports very
pleasant time at the Bridgeport gath
ering of Knights Templar.
Mrs. j, r. Clark of this city has occu-
pied her cottage on Beach street for the
| past three weeks.
Miss Edith Schilltto of Main street,
| West Haven, has returned from her
visit to Wallingford, Conn.
Miss NJ Davis of New York city is
the guest of Miss M S. Armstrong and
| has been for some time past.
Miss Elsie Shaffer of New York, who
has been the guest of Miss Allie Kelsey
of Center street, West Haven, returned
to her home Thursday.
The Sunlight Sewing society had their
evening of songs last evening at their
usual place of meeting, As DiXwell ave
nue., at 1880 o'clock The members of
the school will have their outing at
Lighthouse Point on Monday July !. A
pleasant time is expected at these gath
erings, and their friends cordially invit-
ed The affair is in charge of Mrs.
Thomas Reed and Mrs. Lillian Griffin
of Bristol street.
Miss Mary E. Leete Of Guilford was
the guest of Dr. and Mrs. U. S. Cook at
their cottage at Westbrook o. Thurs
day.
Mr. and Mrs Frank Burnham of 1853
Grafton street will leave to-day for
weeks visit to the Pan American expo
sition.
Miss Mary Daley of Guilford was a
visitor at ST. Joseph's convent in Hart
ford on Wednesday. Her sister, Miss
Nellie A. Daley, is a nun in the con-
vent, being known there as Sister Mary
Corsni
Ralph Bradley of Washington avenue
has accepted position with the Con-
solidated road as craftsman
Attorney Harrison G. Wagner son of
Tor and
George Zahm sail to-day for trip
around the world. They will visit first
Hamburg going from there to Norway |
and Sweden, thence to Russia where
they will cross the country on the new
Siberian railroad, visiting China and |
Japan, thence to San Francisco and |
home. Mr.. Wagner graduated at Yale |
academic in 1895 and law school in 1898 |
and Mr.. Zahm is graduate student |
at the Yale law school
Captain Lord and family of Main
street, West Haven, went to New Lon
don in his yacht to attend the races.
They will be away several days.
Floyd Andrew, son of Mr., and Mrs
F. f. Andrew of Dwight street, has re-
turned from Lakeville where he has
been attending the Hotchkiss prepara-
tory school. Mrs Andrew has as her
guests her sister and daughter, Mrs.
Clark and little Miss Mildred from
New York state.
The position of engineer for the coun-
-y building will have become vacant on
July 1 by reason of the retirement of
E. E. Whitaker, who has been ap-
pointed superintendent of streets for
CO -
lay that it wasn't likely the place
would be filed right away. In the sum-
ner months the engineer has but little
o do
Winthrop w. Wolcott of Plantsville,
where he conducted a harness shop for
many years, was stricken with paraIy-
lis again Thursday night, making the
econd stroke received within few
months He is in a very critical con-
lition and it is feared that he will
lot recover. He has lost his power of
peech and one side of his body is
Coupled with the paralysis
S a severe heart trouble. Mr.. Wolcott
eceived the first shock last January
nd since then has been in partly
elpless condition His son Charles,
Who is a travelling salesman now in
'riffin, Ca has been sent for.
Mrs. r. A. Bcwditch and her cous
A. Miss Dawson of Shelter Island,
Irs. Yorke, Miss Grace Yorke Charles
-orke, Frank Bowditch and Paul Mer
in Smith, visited the West Rock paper .
ill and picnicked in the woods back !.
{ Donald e. MitChells residence.
hey reported delightful trip.
~ II; ho Ia, |
fit fielder of the New Haven baseball I
cam, left for Marlboro after the game |
esterday afternoon and will be mar
ed Sunday to a well known girl of l
lat city. He will return to New Ha-
en- on Monday and his bride will make '
er home in this city the remainder of
le summer. The players of the New r
-aven team gave the groom a fine
ress suit case as a wedding gift.
The second recital of the pupils of
-iss Mae Jean Frances Colt was given T
thursday even in the West Haven town I
all The affair was complete sue Il
,ss, enthusiastic applause greeting b
,ch number Those who took part in v
lie programme were Misses Madeline | v
arroll, Nina Eckle, Beta Rawson, il
Adie Halpin, Genevieve Martin, Allie v
artin, Nellie Duggan, Helen Callahan, p
ertrude Clarke. Susie Halpin, Jo- Il
,phine Guthrie, Tina Youngerman, g
o,o Cam Moo Holt Dennis Martin | y,