The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-10-18
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ING AEW HAVEN PEOPLE A4d Othsr People Known fn This cIty-
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 Tom Sinclair of Derby is spending a short visit at his home on WhaIley ave- nue
 Joseph ". Kent, who has been pass ing two or three weeks in New York and New Jersey. has returned to his desk in the office of Tax Collector An- thony.
 James E. Hennessey, who has been with the passenger department of the Consolidated railroad, has resigned to accept position with. an insurance company in Springfield. He is to travel for the accident department.
 Miss Vera Wright, daughter of MT. and Mrs. William A, Wright, has gone to New York, where she will spend the winter.
 Frederick Stramper and family are now living in Hamden. The Strampers 1 formerly lived on springside avenue.
 MT. and Mrs. George I. Shaffer have returned from their wedding trip and are now at Pine Orchard. They will return to this city Wednesday.
 Officer Whilldey is again on duty in Westville after several weeks vacation spent in Pennsylvania at the home of his father.
 Miss Grace E. Hoag, wha has been visiting her cousin, Rev MT. Hoag, near Poughkeepsie, and also relatives in Hartford, has returned.
 Miss Carrie Thiel and George Dun- woodie of New York city were the guests of MT. and Mrs. A. G. Everts of 292 Ferry street, over Sunday,
 The West Haven and New Haven Book and Thimble clubs will meet this afternoon with Miss Nellie De Bussy on York street.
 William Robbins spent Saturday and Sunday with his father. MT. Hall of Whalley avenue.
 MT. and Mrs. Frank Rockingham of Campbell avenue. West Haven, are re- ceiying congratulations on the birth of a daughter,
 Mrs. Harriet Hall, who has lived in the Sperry house, Westville, recently purchased by Frederick Roth, has moved into the house on Whalley ave nue owned by Mrs. Thomas Fitzgerald. MT. and Mrs. Truman Beckley were made happy by the arrivayl of a little daughter at their home, 259 Gamer street. Mother and baby are both do- 1 ing well.
 Miss Anna Daily of Washington ave- nue has returned from a two months stay in beautiful California. On the homeWard trip she stopped at the St. Louis exposition for a few days and returned home Saturday afternoon delighted with her vacation.
 Mrs. w. A. Bellew, of Davenport avenue is in St. Louis visiting her brother, c. F. Brown. One of the unique features of Hallow- e'en night at the Pequot club house, where, according to custom, the mem bers will keep open house all day, will be dance in honor of the bachelor members of the club. Invitations have been receivevd by several society members to the mar riage of MT. Charles Rives Skinker of l St. Louis and Miss Elizabeth Baldwin Selden, daughterof MT. and Mrs. Mont gomery osborne Selden of Baltimore, which will take place at Christ cuhrch, Baltimore, at s o'clock, Thrsday even ling, October 27. MT. Skinker is a mem- Der of the class of Yale '94, and a prom inent Keys man. While in college he was greatly interested in athletics and proved himself 3 most successful base ball manager
 Mrs. George A. Maycock expects to leave late this week for a months visit l with friends in Buffalo, N. Y. Mrs W. M. Wellman will entertain the members of the Book and Thimble ] club tomorrow afternoon and evening at her summer home in Clinton. The 1 husbands of the members have been invited to join the ladies at supper. Gustav Braggin, former valued em- l ploye, previous to the great fire, at the Iwire mill in Fair Haven, has been vis- fitting his family during the last few l days at 12 Pardee street. He now holds Ian important position ill the same bus illness in New York city
 l B. B. Woodward, Samuel R. Chidsey, IF. B. Street, Charles W Granniss, W Is. Chidsey and John $. Tyler are the prominent candidates for the repub- l lican nomination for representative to I the state legislature from the town of East Haven. The last named is the lpresent incumbent.