The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1905-08-10

Elsewhere.
aIr. and Mrs. George T. Fiheld and
lIr. and Mrs. Benjamin H. Smith are
spending their vacations in Litchfield
az the Hawkhurst hotel.
Yesterdays Hartford Courant says:
The picture of Ex-Governor Chamber
lain, painted by Harry I. Thompson of
New Haven, arrived at the capitol yes
terday morning, and in the afternoon
the portrait was put in position With
the Others of recent governors OF Gem
necticut. The ex-governor is painted
standing in an easy and natural posi-
ton. The likeness is excellent and the
work is a credit to the artist
Miss Betsey Backbone of Branford
and Mrs. Minerva Blackstone are at
the White Mountains for a month, and
viii also visit places of interest in
Maine before returning to Branford.
Miss Helen Ha moi Allingtown tele-
graph operator at Sperry & Barnes, is
spending her vacation visiting friends
III Philadelphia and Atlantic City, n.
].
Invitations have been issued for the
wedding of Miss Sarah Patterson d.
You, daughter of Mr.. AdoEph Jackson
D'You, of San Diego, Cal, to Mr.. Da-
yid Higginbotham Baldwin, son of the
late Mr.. Henry Baldwin of this city.
The ceremony will take place Satur-
day, August 10, at st. Paurs church
+ &C., TAI pnI 5t1riFa i-
known in this city. He is the nephew
OF the Hon. Simeon E. Baldwin, and
belongs to one of the Oldest New Ha-1
ven families. For the past three years
he has resided in California.
Mayor Henney of Hartford will sail
Saturday for Glasgow to join his broth
er, John Henney of this city, former
superintendent of motive power of the
New Haven road, who is now in Scot
land with his family.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Kimberly Of I'll
Whitney avenue and Mr.. and Mrs. w.
T. Fields of SO Trumbull street are
spending the remainder of the summer
at Rangeley Lakes, Maine.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin N. Clark of
Bethany, Conn.,, announce the engage
Professor Joseph e. Platt of this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Franklin S. Bradley
and daughter, Dorothea, of West Chap
81 street, are guests of the Acadia ho-
tel, Grand Fracadie Beach, Prince Ed
ward island. For the past two weeks
they have been travelling with Mr.. and
Mrs. Albert S. Holt of Il Dwight street,
through Maine and Brunswick. The.
party will continue travelling together
until September /.
Mrs. Harriet Hilton, housekeeper for
Ruell Bradley, was taken to the New
haven hospital Tesday afternoon for
treatment TO the injuries she received
BY d fall several days ago. Mrs. Hill
toms hip was broken, and she received
-vrrises injuries which did not develop
until Tuesday. h. b
Among the New Haven people sail
ing for Antwerp on the iceland are
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles D. Nicoll, Mr.. J..
Edward Somers, Mr.. and Mrs. E. J.
Monson, jr., and Professor Charles S.
Hastings.
w. S. Chapman of 749 Chapel street
has gone to Boston to attend the con-
yention Of photographers there.
Miss Jennie Thayer of Branford, who
is taking a course at the Meriden train
ing school for Nurses, is spending q
two weeks vacation at her home in
lower Montowese street.
Ernest Bartholomew of Branford had
the splints removed from his broken
wrist on Monday. The bones have knit
well and Mr.. Bartholomew is now get
ting along nicely.
Mrs, Robert r. Chamberlain and son,
John, Of Morris Cove, left Monday for
Bethlehem, Conn.
Justice Charles H. Hayden Tuesday
evening united in marriage Byron G..
Underwood, an employe of the New
York and New Haven railroad, and
Miss Katherine M. G. c. Much, also of
this city. The marriage took place at
Mr.. Hayden's house in Chapel street.
Miss Kathryne 0'Neill, Mrs. M. Shan
lev and Master Arthur O'Neill of Bish-
Oh street are visiting in, Winsted for
two weeks. ILL., *.... H.
Miss Nina Chappell of Sea street left
yesterday for visit in Hadley, Mass.
Mrs. John d. Parker has returned
from an extended trip to California,
fa 5Wu6T6 size SpSlt ctuOG9I lille iIOIltIlS lA4
visiting her son, C. L. Parker of East
Highlands. On her return, Mrs. Park
er visite dher sister, Mrs Sturgeon,
who lives In Clay Center, Kansas. DR..
Parker, the inventor of the steel tire
for the bicycle and automobile, is about
to spend few weeks with Mrs. Park
er iii Litchfield. DR.. Parker says he
wants to see the place where Lyman
Beecher preached. DR.. Parker has been
working very hard on his tire. Per-
sons who have examined it think it
win take the place of the pneumatic
tire.
Miss Charlotte Powers and Miss
Katherine Mahan are spending a few
weeks vacation in Southington. Be
fore returning home they will make
short stops at New Britain, Hartford,
and Harrington.
Edward J. Maroney, of Franklin
street, sealer of weights and measures,
has returned from Louisville, where he
attended the convention Of the Asso-
citation of Stationary Engineers of Am
erica. William J. Bryan was in the
city during the convention, and the
members serenaded him, after which he
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