The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-06-01
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
ITEMS OF INTEREST CONCERNING
 NEW HAVEN PEOPLE

And Other People Known Herc-Vnri
 ous European Trips and Local socia
 Events.
 morial day in their cottage at Wood
 mont.
 nue, West Haven, and Miss Maud Cam
 eron, of Maple street, have returned
 port.
 MT. and Mrs. Edward Howarth, O.
 Washington avenue, West Haven, ar'
 guests of Miss Henrietta Heitmann a
 the Bungalow, Rock Beach.
 Colonel Upham, of Meriden, will re
 side at Stony Creek for the summer.
 Edward Stevens, the popular veteran
 building, is so ill with inflamed eyes
 that he is unable to attend to his regu- | AdT COuII QuIlGS.
 The postotfice at sachems Head will
 open for the season beginning to-
 day George B. Norton, the popular
 postmaster, moved to Sachem's Head
 on Thursday.
 has returned from trip of several weeks to Mexico.
 Degnan, of St. Georges R. c. church, will speak at the Guilford Y. M. c. A. meeting in their reading room Sunday afternoon.
 Mrs. R. A. Babcock, of Washington avenue, West Haven, is entertaining MT. and Mrs. William Edwards and children, of Southampton, L. I.
 The family of Edward H. Wise have moved from Guilford to Long Island. MT. Wise, who has been employed as engineer at the Postal Telegraph build ing for several years, has many friends in Guilford who will regret the loss of his family as neighbors.
 F. A. Brewer and son, F. Simpson Brewer, of 175 Chestnut street, have returned form a weeks visit to the Pan- American exposition.
 MT. and Mrs. William N. Bartlett, of Bridgeport, were the guests of MT. Bartlett's father, Deacon Richard Bartlett, in Guilford, on Decoration day.
 Miss Fannie Knowles of this city, k y{r,s% %N fI,A Misses Norberg, of Northford.
 The Rev. G. Brinley Morgan and Mrs. Morgan entertained the parish toners of Chris church Thursday even- ing at the rectory on York street. The affair was really an informal reunion of the parishioners and their friends and many guests were present.
 Daniel T. Quinn, who has been the dispatcher for the Fair Haven and Westville railroad at the corner of State and Chapel streets for a long time, is slowly recovering from an attack of typhoid fever with which he has been confined to his house at s7 Woolsey street for over a month past. He has been attended by pr. Moore. He is now able to sit up and will probably be capable of returning to his duties in a few days.
 MT. and Mrs. Willis J. filling, of New York, formerly of this city, who have been visiting Mrs. Ira B. Andrews, of Marion, returned to their home in New York Thursday. Mrs Alling will be remembered as Miss Sallie Andrews and MT. filling as one of the promi nent musicians of the city. At present he is organist in St. Marks church, New York.
 Mrs Rudolf Sandstedt and Miss Kathrina Nelson, of New York city, are the guests of MT. and Mrs. Adolf | Cristien at their home on the west side, Guilford.
 MT. and Mrs. William Spargo, of Quincy, Mass, are spending the holi- lay with Superintendent William c. Iinkley and family at Stony Creek. Mrs Hinkley is daughter of MT. and Mrs. Spargo He is member of the Granite Manufacturers association, of | New England and member of the city ! council of Quincy. As a member of the i board of councilmen his executive abil- ty and practical knowledge warranted l1S colleagueS placlng nlm on the com nittee of public improvements and ,ridges. Appreciating his kindly dispo ition he was placed on the committee f charities and corrections The annual reunion and banquet of he Army and Navy club of Connecticut will be held at the Pequot house, New 4ondon on Friday June IA The re- nions of this club have been held at he Fort Griswold house, Groton, for nany years but this year a siatsfac- ory date could not be made. Both ho- els are under the same management, o the members of the club are as- ured of the same excellent service ,hich they have hitherto enjoyed on heir annual trips.
 Among the many visitors in the tony Creek cuarries this week was Wesley Collins. MT. Collins is brother f Charles Collins, of Stony Creek, with -hom he is visiting. Wesley was at ne time a resident of the Creek. At resent he lives in Danbury, this state, rom which place at the outbreak of 4 ne war with Spain he enlisted in the , hirty-fifth U. s. V. He was detailed ,r duty in the Philippine Islands, from -hirh place he has lately returned after |