The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1903-10-08
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS
ITEMs0FINTEREsT0 CONCERNING
NEW HAVEN PEOPLE

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i And other People known ia This CITY
Interesting social Events Here and
elsewhere
Hon. William J. Bryan. of Nebraska,
who is one of the executors of the es-
i tate OF the late Philo S. Bennett, ar
rived in this city yesterday to make ar
range,nents for probating the Bennett
will. Mr.. Bryan spent the early part of
the day at the Bennett home and yes
/ terday afternoon had a conference with
i Mr. Benefits lawyers. 1t is probable
that the will will be probated to-day, as
Mr.. Bryan is to leave here this evening
for New York.
i Willis Robinson and family returned
home to Branford Tuesday from two
i weeks stay at Cliftside cottage, Brock
ett's Point.
H G. Reinwald. formerly Of this city,
i has accepted the position of president
Of the Union Settlement Music Circle,
Of New York, and assistant leader Of
| the orchestra Mr.. Reinwald is grad
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Music.
Mrs. Eleanor Linsley has recently
been appointed administrative on the
estate Of her husband, the late Ralph
Lfnsley.
John r. Tomas, of West Haven, was
given a birthday surprise Tuesday eve
ming by several of his friends. A pleas
ant social evening was enjoyed by all
present
| A. Garland Hall, Of Springfield. but
i latterly of New York city, has bought
out the business of Photographer w. +.
Chapman, Griswold block. Mr.. Hall does
beautiful work.
/ William Nelly has furnished bonds
of $500 in connection with the suit
brought against Lederer, the dramatic
man.
i Mr.. and Mrs. William r. Foote left
yesterday for Armenia and other points
| in New York state.
| Miss Alice Twitchell, daughter of the
late Rev. DR.. Twitchell, Of New Haven
and Northampton, was married at her
home in Northampton, Mass, yesterday
| to John H, Caswell, cashier of the First
! National bank of Cleveland. The cere-
mony was performed by Rev. Dr. Rose,
of the Congregational church.
David S. Gamble, jr., was elected Sec
retary Of the Gamble Desmond compa-
ny at the semi-annual meeting of the
company yesterday. Mr.. Gamble is the
son Of David 8. Gamble, president Of
| the company He is well qualified for.
his new position and is a graduate Of
| the Hillhouse high school and the Fast
man Business college of Poughkeepsie,
N. Y. The extensive Improvements and
recent engagements of this firms store
necessitated the creation of the office
which Mr.. Gamble was chosen to fill
DR. George d. Evans was moved from
| Grace hospital yesterday to his home IN
Bradford He is quite weak and as
soon as he is able to bear the strain will
| leave town and remain away until he
regains his strength. His mother, who
lives with him, was taken i'll Tuesday
with severe chill, but is somewhat i'm
proved.
| Ten members Of the Half Hour Read
| ing club responded to an Invitation
| from the Mothers club Of East Haven
| to attend its opening meeting at the
| home of Mrs William Robinson Tues
| day afternoon and listen to a paper by
Mrs. Charles w. Pickett on The Mod
| ern Woman and Her Grandmother
Refreshments were served by the host
ess of the afternoon and a little infor-
NAL reception was given for Mrs. Pick
EFT. Mrs Street was reelected presi-
/ dent for another year. Mrs, Street was
presented with a beautiful picture by
the club.
julius C. Knowlton, of So Howe street,
the supervising principal of the Win
leicester school district, was taken to-
/ Grace hospital Monday with an illness
(which is expected to develop into ty-
Il phoid fever.
i Rev. r. S. Dewitt, d. D., pastor of the
First CONGREGATIONAL church, Branford,
Tread a paper before the New Haven
lJJnion association Tuesday on What
Should be the Minister'S Attitude To-
i ward the Question OF Divorce?' It was
thoroughly enjoyed.
Henry Brewer, son of Professor Will
liam III. Brewer, Of 41S Orange street
4 who is with the winchester Repeating
Arms company. met with a painful ac-
cfdent on a Winchester avenue car or
Il Tuesday The trolley slipped from the
lfeed wire and as the spring forced the
4 trolley pole rapidly into the air the rope
attached caught on the end of thu
switch bar, raising it SO that it turned
on the rail as if on hinge. The enc
Iof the switch bar struck Mr.. Brewer
(who was standing on the platform d
the carl on the nose, INJECTING a deer
cut. DIR. Hotchkiss sewed up the
wound.
Il Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Morgan. who
have been the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs
u. S, Clark in West Haven, returned t
their home in Middletown yesterday at
ter a pleasant stay.
John B. Thomas, manager of thu
Branford pharmacy, !. accompanied b.
I his wife and daughter left on Tuesda.
: for a two-weeks' vacation in Mt. Yer.
inon.