The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1903-09-25

Mrs. Lizzie Mcmahon nee DilIman of
1871 State street has just returned from
a very pleasant vacation with relatives
in New York and vicinity. Mrs. Nc
Mahon spent week at Far Rockaway
and made short stays at other noted sea
resorts, thoroughly enjoying herself.
Ralph c. Lander, of Fairview avenue,
Naugatuck, who has been engaged in
agricultural studies in New Haven for
the past few months, returned to Itha-
ca Wednesday. where he will complete
his studies at Cornell university.
Ex-senator Kennedy, with his family,
left Woodmont yesterday for their home
in Naugatuck.s ..z @s..
Mr.. H.. II. Benedict, of Bishop street,
i who has been spending some time at
1 Paul Smiths, in the Adirondacks, ha
returned home. H..
The Misses TerriH returned Wednes-
day from Woomont to their home in the
/ City of Elms.
Professor and Mrs. J. NJ. Hoppin, of
/ Hillhouse avenue, have returned from
! Litchfield. ,0#
/ Professor Williston Walker, of Ed
4 wards street, is back in town. after
spending some time at Brattleboro. VT,
and was one of the speakers yesterday
at the reopening of the Yale university
school j.
Friends of Frank Hotchkiss Osborn,
! off this city, will be pleased to hear Of
the success of his efforts in founding
the Winnipeg College Of Music at Win
nlpeg, Man. Mr. Osborn was we'll
known in this city, where he was an in
structor in music for several years. He
IS brother of William H. Osborn, Of
4SS Winthrop avenue. Mr.. Hotchlxiss is
The musical director Of the college.
Mayor Charles n. Leeds commenced
his studies In political science at Yale
yesterday. Mr.. Leeds has made ar
arrangements for the course which he in
tends to take. Mr.. Leeds will be under
Professor Schwab, the well known au-
thority on political economy. The May
or has made arrangements whereby
Stamford's affairs will not be in any
way sighted by his taking the course
in college-Stamford Advocate.
Mrs. Wilbur f. Day, of York street,
has recently returned from New York
F. s. Blackall and family have left
Woodmont for the season and are now
at their home in New York city.
Seth D. Bingham, Jr., of New Haven,
was visiting his father, Seth D. Bing-
ham, Of South Main street, Naugatuck,
Wednesday,
s. Z. Thayer, Of Dwight street, who
has been at Woodmont all summer has
returned.
Mrs. DR.. Townsend, of New Haven, is
visiting her brother-in-law, ]. S. East
wood, of Elm street, Thomaston.
Professor Irving Fisher, of Prospect
street, has returned from Sugar HILL N. p.
|H. u.
Levi G. Gilbert the coal dealer, re-
turned to his New Haven home from
Woodmont yesterday.
Lawyer Henry Stoddard, of 215 Bish-
OPP street, has returned from the White
Mountains.
Mr.. and Mrs. 9. W. Ives, of this city,
have been stopping at Winsted.
Mrs. w. 7. Disley, whose home, up to
the time of the death of her husband in
Woodmont in August, has been in Wa
terbury, will spend the winter in New
Haven.
Mrs. Helen w. Atkins Mckay on
Tuesday left Woodmont for her home
in Bristol.
Captain Magnus Manson, Dwight
street, has returned from Pine Orchard.
Louis Gieger, Of Messenger & Gieger,
has closed his cottage on Woodmont
avenue and returned to him home in I
New HHaven on Foster street.
Phelps Montgomery, of whitney ay-
.enue. has returned from the White
Mountains.
s. T. Thayer and family left Wood
mont Wednesday for their home in ]
New Haven.
Sidney Osborne, Clarence Bradley and
Paul Blackstone, of Branford, have en-
tered the Yale Business cotllege for a
business training.
Maurice Sheehan and Patrick Harkin
arrived home from a ten days trip to
northern New York state, including
stays at Niagara and Saratoga.
Miss Sara Miller Wfnchell, Of sS Cot
tage street, who has been pursuing a
special course Of musical studies in
Boston for some time past, is expected
home early in October.
Professor George B. Stevens, of Yale,
will occupy the pulpit at the Congrega-
tional church, Wallingford, next Sun
day. He will have for his morning top
lie, THE Relation of Religion and Edu-
cation" In the evening he will talk on
Jonathan Edwards. |
Mr.. and Mrs Frederick d. Meigs re-
turned Wednesday from Europe, where |
they have been travelling for the past
three months During their trip they
visited eight different countries, not
keeping to the usual tourist path, butt
going to many places not usually heard |
of. While in Rome, Mr.. and Mrs. Meigs |
were very fortunate in witnessing the |
coronation of the new pope at st. Pc !
ter's, which made a most memorable |
feature of their trip. - e
! Mr.. and Mrs. r. b. Hayden, of Ed !
street, have returned from a five weeks !
vacation trip through New York state I
and New Jersey.
Cliff Carter, of Grown street, is in |
Chicago for a visit nf two or thpea