The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-08-11

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 Mir. and Mrs. Franklin s. Bradley and daughter, Dorothea of West Chapel street, are guests at the Aacadia hotel, Grand Fracadie Beach, Prince Edward Island. For the past two weeks they have been travelling with Mir and Mrs. Albert $. Holt of II Dwight street through. Maine and New Brunswick The party will continue travelling to- gether until September 1.
 4 Hubert H. S. Aimes, Ph. B., who took the Washington Egleston prize for mer- itorious graduate work at Yale conn mencement last June, has accepted a call to become head of the department of history and political science at Ur- sinus college in Collegeville, Pa. pr. Aimes graduated from Shelf. in the class of '97. After spending four years in travel, during which time he was very close observer and student in his chosen line of work, he returned to his alma mater last year. His post grad uate work was highly commended, and his thesis entitled "'The Slave Trade in Cuba" not only took the prize above mentioned, but has received wide press comment and quotation. MT. Aimes is at present living at his summer home near Woodmont.
 Miss Margaret Hogan, the popular soloist, with Miss Annette Maley and Mrs. K. A. Farley of Oak street, have gone to Schroon lake, for a stay of three weeks, later joining party of friends at Lake George for a week. .
 invitations have been issued for the wedding of Miss Sarah Patterson D'You, daughter of Adolph Jackson D,You of San Diego, Cal, to David Higginbotflam Baldwin, son of the late Henry Baldwin of this city. The cere- slnony will take place Saturday, August 19, at St. Paul's church at San Diego, cal, MT. Baldwin is well known in this city. He is the nephew of the Hon. Simeon F. Baldwin, and belongs to one Of the oldest New Haven families. For the past three years he has resided in california.
 Miss Josephine Eagan and Miss Susie Dwyer have gone on a trip to include Montreal, Quebeck and the Thousand Islands. !
 Miss Jeanette Bauer of Paterson, N. { J., is visiting Miss Rose Bauer, S6 Lyon street.
 A party of young ladies consisting of Miss Margaret O'Meara, Miss Anna Mccarthy and Miss Anna Boakley will i leave next Monday for stay at Lake George .. ......s.. .' ..... .ss A
 Mrs. A. G. Shell is with a party at Stony Creek, Conn, for a month. Harry B. Shell is also of the party. l..
 Judge James P. Platt, Mrs. Platt and aheir daughter have gone on trip to ,Ine British province.
 Lewis B. Hilliard of L. Candee & Co. Is stopping at Woodmont for a few weeks. #.#
 Mrs. M, ;L. Rogowski and daughters, the Misses Beatrice and Bernadine, of Paterson, N. J., are at Savin Rock.
 The Misses Loretta and Catherine Gillfgan of 51 Arch street, the daugh- ters of Court Officer Gilligan, are stop ping at Norfolk, Conn.
 Mrs. s. l.. Spier is visiting for a few weeks her cousin, Miss H. Florence ; Galbert of Whitestone, l.. I.
 MT. and Mrs. Henry Fresenius and family are registered at the Sinclair house, Bethlehem, N. H.
 Albert c. Johnson of this city, who had an operation for appendicitis, was able to be removed to his summer home on Beach street, savin Rock, yes- terday.
 MT. and Mrs. William F'rohlich left yesterday morning for New York. They will take steamer from there to Port land, Me. In Portland they will stop at the New Falmouth. After a short stay in that city and vicinity they will 20 to some of the lake resorts.
 Cards announcing the marriage of G. Harvey Seward, formerly of West Haven, to Miss Jessie L. Honan of Lexington, K, have been received by his friends here. Mrs. H. R. Seward of West Haven, the groom's mother, at tended the ceremony at her sons apart ments in New York. The groom is a graduate of Sheffield scientific school '95 and of Hopkins grammar school. He returned recently from Cuba, where he made reputation as an expert on monern business methods. After trip including Lake George and northern New York state, MT. and Mrs. Seward will take up their residence at AT Man haitian avenue, New York city
 Charles H. Monson. and wife of g Lynwood place are spending their va- cation at oWodmont- -on- n-the-Sound.
 Invitations are out for the marriage of Miss Rosa Bower, daughter of MT. and Mrs Herman Bower of S6 Lyon street, to Moses Bauer of Passaic N. J. The ceremony is to be by Rev. David Levy of Mishkan Israel temple at Vienna hail, New York, Sunday, Aug ust 27.
 Prof. Benjamin Jepson of Dwight street is spending his vacation in Churchville, N. Y.
 Charles P. Walker of F. B. Walker & co, with his, family start Saturday for a few weeks stay in Bethlehem, Conn.
 WITH THE STATE SECRETARY.
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