The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-12-25
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS
ITEMS OF INTER EST CONCERNING
 NEW HAVEN PEOPLE
And Other People Known i'm This City Local Social Events Here and E1se- where.

l MT, and Mrs William P. Dilts and
 son Monde, of New York, are the
 guests of MT. and Mrs Charles E.
 Miley, 69S Orange street, over the holi-
 days
 ! Dr. c. A. Linsley, secretary of the
 State Board of Health, who has been
 seriously i'll with pneumonia for sev-
 eral days, is reported much better and his recovery is now confidently ex-
 pected.
 Nathaniel Duke, who for number of years past has been the commercial
 agent of the West Shore railroad for New England, with headquarters in the Washington building, this city. has re- signed MT. Dukes resignation was due to better offer from the Lehigh 1 Valley road, with which he will accept
 a similar position January 1. Hubert r. Potter one of the best known men in North Haven, is dan
 gerously i'll and fears of his recovery
 are entertained. He is attended by
 Dr. Goodyear of North Haven. He has DGtll ullW tll SlIlCc lIlt Cplu NNaliASi
 set in, although he was able to come
 to this city two weeks ago. On return
 ing home he was taken seriously i'll and
 not recovered He is an assessor in
 North Haven and a large market gar
 dener He iss also in the wholesale milk
 business.
 Popular County Commissioner Charles
 Brewer was receiving congra tulations
 yesterday upon the goth anniversary of
 his marriage next Thursday That is
 the date of his crystal wedding, which
 will be observed in Waterbury on that
 day.
 Miss Emma J. Hollister, of Spring field, Mass, is visiting her uncle, J J.
 Hart, of Park street, for the winter.
 William Yorke of Woodlawn, N. Y, is spending the holidays with his family at their home on Campbell avenue, West Haven.
 A. E. Hoadley of Stony Creek has purchased the milk route formerly con- ducted by A. Earle Baldwin, and will in consequence have complete control of that business in this village.
 Mrs. Emily Hyde of Washington ave- nue. West Haven, will entertain MT. and Mrs. Hyde of Hartford, and MT, and Mrs George Hyde, to-day.
 Captain Henry Page, of Stony Creek, who pierced his hand with rusty nail nearly four weeks since, was out for the first time on Saturday last Cap tain Page still carries the injured mem- Der well bandaged to protect it.
 Yale men have been taking q part in the raid in New York city in which the district attorneys office is concern ed. The Yale men appear to have made pretty nearly clean sweep for when the list of appointments was an- nounced yesterday by the new district attorney, William Travers Jerome. sons of Old Eli were found to have gobbled about half the places in the office. The list of Yale appointments is as follows: Frank H. Lord, '9S; Charles H. Studin, l '97; Dean Sage, jr., '97; Frank P. Garvan, '97; Samuel B. Thorne, '96; l Nathan A. Smyth, '97: James R. Ely, 1 'S2; W. H. Rand, TT; Messrs. Ely and Rand are named as assistant district | attorneys. The others are deputy as- sistants. Frank Lord was an intercOl- | legiate debater an editor of the Law l Journal and a member of Skull and l Bones. Nathan Smyth is a son of Rev. | Dr Newman Smyth of this city, a leader in his class, an in- debater and an editor on several of the leading Yale publications. Frank Garvan will be remembered as Yale's famous quarter mile runner. He is son of eX-Senator Patrick Garvan of Hartford His brother, Johnny Gar +J yynl1 xN;+ Thorne was a cousin of Brink" Yale's football .captain and roomed with him during his college course, He was an editor of the Yale Daily News. Mir Studin was form erly Yale debater and was president of the Democratic club in the famous of '96 Garvin was also democrat.
 James Graham, of West Haven, will have as guests to-day MT. and Mrs. Harrison Wagner and son of New Ha- ven.
 Mrs. F. l.. Shay and son Leo, of Greenwich avenue, are spending the holidays with relatives at Winsted
 The Methodist Sunday school, of West Haven, will have an entertain ment tomorrow evening at o'clock with the following programme: Process sional, Hail to the King" song by school, Christmas Has Come;" prayer, Mr Mackrille; Scripture. James Mer jam, superintendent; song by school, Blessed Christian Words:" recitation, members of infant department under direction of J. c. Coe; song by school, Silently the Night" reading, He is Coming" Miss Nellie Brown; song by school Peace on Earth" collection; address, Rev. w. M. McNichols; clos ng song, Ring Christmas Bells;" ushers, Messrs. Brown and l Whittlesey.
 The wedding of Miss Sarah H. Dent, If 930 State street, corner of Edwards 1 street, to Arthur P Jackson, will take place Tuesday evening" December 31.
 Mrs J. T. Fitch, of Orchad stree, is MT. and Mrs Lemuel Hop on, of New York for the holidays
 Robert Jameson, the Branford fish lealer, has returned from visit to his amily in New York city, with whom le spent Sunday.
 Mrs H. l.. Sturtevant, of Hartford, S the guest of Mrs J. J. Hart, for the holidays
 Miss Melissa F Smith, of Hartford, |
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