The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1904-07-13

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DR.. Birge, of Sunset Beach, enter
tanned at his cottage on Sunday last
Messrs. Walter Champion. ]. B. Pier
son. William Pierson, E. S. Ricketts, and
]. F. Martin. After delicious dinner.
of which Mrs. Birge's famous clam
chowder formed a part, the gentlemen
were taken on delightful sail all
around the islands in the doctors nap
tina launch Ella B." The party are
loud in praises of the doctor and his
wife.
Ex-Sheriff Tomlinson, superintendent
of the Milford and Bridgeport Electric
railway, is a happy grandfather for the
first time, little daughter having
been born to his eldest daughter, Mrs.
Clarence K. Busche. of Boston, Mass.
News of the happy event arrived Nom
day.
Stephen Nichols, II years of age, the
carpenter of East Haven, and veteran
of the civil war, who fell from ladder
while at work on house on that town
about two months ago. and so badly
fractured and splintered his legs that
both of them were amputated at the
New Haven hospital, has SO far recov-
cred that he has been taken from his
home in East Haven and will soon be
able to get about again by means by
means of a pair Of artificial Crutches
that are being made for him.
| DR.. Willis G. Alling, the well-known
and popular physician of $40 Orange
street, left this city recently with his
family to enjoy his annual vacation.
They went to oswego, N. ", where Mrs.
Alling will remain several weeks. The
doctor win start from there to st. Paul,
Mimi. where his daughter resides, and
will, after brief visit there, proceed to
visit the Yellowstone Park. Dr.. Alling
has as is well known, very large
practice, and his summer trips are
source of great rest and recreation for
him, putting him in fine shape for his
arduous duties. He and his family will
return here about the first of Septenn-
Der.
Miss Leila Gardner, accompanied by
her aunt, Mrs. Jessie Buell., left Clin-
ton for the west yesterday. Miss Card
ner will spend the greater part Of the
summer in California, Mrs. Buell. stop
ping in Michigan.
Miss M. A. Gaffney of 7S Elm street
has gone for the Adirondacks for the
summer for the benefit Of her health.
Rev. James Heating, curate of st.
Johns R. G. church, and several of the
other priests Of the various local
churches are at Dunwoodie seminary,
N. ", in retreat. Next week the va
rious pastors Of the local Roman Cath
Ollie churches will go to DunWoodie
| seminary.
The marriage of Miss Alice A. Well
| ton, daughter of Mrs. Mary G. We'll
ton, of this city, and Mr.. David J..
Walsh, of Brooklyn, was solemnized,
Saturday afternoon at 5 o'clock, by
Rev. Robert Bell Of st. PauIs church,
at the home of the brides sister, Mrs.
Edwin T. Tuttle, "a Henry street. Only
| the immediate relatives were present.
After an absence Of two weeks at the
st. Louis exposition, and among rela-
tives they will return to their home in
Hartford They were the recipients of
many handsome gifts
The knockabout Keego has been ly-
ling Of the Yacht clubs house, Fenwick,
| having on board party of Yale stu
dents, who are cruising for the SUM
mer. The party consists of H. B. Kline
and Fred f.. Wooley Of Hartford, Wal
do Sheldon, Robert f. Hurlburt and A.
Huiscamp of the Yale baseball team.
They returned to New Haven yester-
day, George u Ingraham Of Fenwick
accompanying them as far as here
TheNterpsichore circle will give an in
formal dance at Lighthouse Point on
Thursday evening, July 49, The COM
]mittee consists of Misses Margaret Nc
Keen. Lillian Murphy, Kittie Leary,
Kittie Colwell, May McDermott and
Catherine Me1ia,
Miss Alice Woodruff, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs Arthur E. Woodruff, has
been entertaining some of the menu
bers Of Oinicrom Phi, Greek letter So
Iciety at Miss Johnstone's school for
several days past at on-a-Rock cottage
at Mount Carmel. Miss Woodruff and
lher sister, Miss Marguerite Woodruff,
will leave tomorrow for a months stay
! in ST. Louis
Vim. D. Forbes of this city is visit
4 his uncle, S. N. Foster, at Southwick,
Mass.
Miss Anna Bahrt, who recently grad
uated from the State Normal school,
Il with her little cousin, Miss Marguerite
Draper, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Jo-
seph Draper of the Insurance building,
left yesterday for Tamaqua, PENN,
where they will spend the summer with
IreIatives.
Mrs James M. Lee of New Haven
lis the guest Of Mrs. J M. Edlin in
Morris,
4 Professor and Mrs. Herbert e. Smith
Ihave gone to the St. Louis exposition.
1 The thirty second annual reunion OF
the surviving members of Company A
ISeventh O. NJ, was held Monday at
Lake Comopunce. There were eleven
veterans present. The reports Of the
secretary and treasurer were read. Sec.
1retary Wall6eley of Southington read
the report Of last years outing and re
union. The following officers were
elected for the ensuing year: President
Frederick Upson, New Haven; secre.
tary and treasurer, Stephen Waikely o.
Southington; executive committee, Ad-
rian p Sloan of Hartford; Captain ID
G. Francis of West Hartford, William
i Cook of southington. s.... ID:
Rev. Mr.. McLane of New Haven is