The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1901-07-02
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS,
ITEMS OF INTER EST CONCERNING
Fd NEW HAVEN PEOPLE
And Other People Known ffore-vari-
GUS European Trips and Local Social

Events.
Miss Lucy Parker is visiting her pa
rents, Mr.. and Mrs. S. /. Parker. II
Dalton
Thomas Dent, jr., of State street, cor
ner of Edwards, left yesterday for a
weeks stay with his friends, the foul
Macarthur boys, at the cottage of thell
father, near Primrose park, in Orange
near the shore. Mr.. Macarthur is OF
the firm of Williams & Macarthur, this
city,
Professor Fl. L. Wells and family, OF
Trumbull street, have gone to Old Lyme
for the summer.
Mrs. Mortimer e. Lewis, of New York
city, is the guest of her parents. Mr.
and Mrs. Thomas Bassett, Of High
street.
Miss Jessie Lautenbach, of S27 How
ard avenue, has left the city for a stay
of two or three weeks with friends in
Atlantic City and Philadelphia.
e. e. McGovern, formerly manager
at the Branford Lock Works, but now
of New York. is at Columbian cottage,
Pine Orchard, with his family for the
season.
Mrs. Denton and daughter Miss
May Denton, of Paris, are the guests
of Mr. and Mrs. Henry L. Hotchkiss, of
Hillhouse avenue. Next week they will
leave for Paul Smiths in the Aaron-
dacks.
Judge Bryant, of Ansonia, having
gone to his summer home in Wood
bridge, the city court session will open
hereafter at 9 q. m. instead of $3.50.
The new rule goes into effect next Sat
urday morning and will continue until
September.
Charles G. Trumpbour has purchased
the stock of groceries in the store OF
M. F. Tracy, of Ansonia, who went
into insolvency few days ago, from
the receiver, w. H. H. Hewitt, of this
city.
Mrs. Mary Nash and her daughter,
Miss Sadie Nash, of this city, have
gone to Georgetown, Conn, for the
summer
Ernest and George King, of Maple
street, Ansonia, left for Woodmont Sat
urday, where they pitch their tent to
remain until time to resume school du-
ties. The boys will be their own cooks.
Quite a number Of Ansonia boys will go
into camp at Woodmont and other
places along the shore after the Fourth
and will remain there from four to
eight weeks.
Mrs. Ralph Linsey, of Paved street,
Branford, is visiting relatives in New
York city, going down for the marriage
III IoC OF
The Misses Hine, of Williams avenue,
left there Saturday morning
to spend the summer at place near
New Haven.
Mr.. and Mrs Thomas Barrows and
daughter Lila, of Townsend avenue,
have gone to Buffalo on visit to the
Pan American.
A host of friends invaded the pretty
new shore cottage of John Cox, of the
firm of Cox &, Henze, at his recently
erected summer home on the west
shore, below Waverly Grove, on Sun
day. The delightful sea breezes were
both cooling and appetizing in their
effect, and the repast of roasted clans
and other sea food served was greatly
enjoyed.
The family of ]. q. Mason, of New
Haven arrived in town on Saturday,
June 90 and will occupy the residence
Of L. s. Mason on Mt. Pleasant for the
summer. Mr. Mason is brother of l..
5. Mason, and at the head of the pros
porous New Haven Shoe company
Newtown Bee.
rUl Go Of
ford, Mrs. Fessenden, their two daugh-
ters and son will sail for Plymouth,
England, on the steamer Fuerst Bis
narck of the Hamburg American line,
next Thursday Most of the two and
1ne-half months the party are to be
abroad will be spent in places of inter-
,st in the British Isles. During part of
he tour they are to have the company
If the Hon. Lynde and Mrs. Harrison,
low in England, and the Hon. John M.
md Mrs. Hail. who are to embark for a
European vacation trip early in the
present month
Irving Watkinson, formerly of New
Haven, is in Colchester for several
LAYS with his De Dion motorette. The
machine went from Middletown, over
he hills, through Comstock's Bridge,
without the slightest trouble. Mr.. Wat |
,inson, who came UP from Brooklyn,
aid that he had never been over a
more billy road The run from Brook
yn, N. Y, to Middletown. one hundred
nd twenty miles was made In eight |
nd quarter hours
CITY Editor William H. Preston. of |
ho TTnioo retl,rned TO his desk yeSter- |
ay morning after months absence,
aving been almost totally blinded by |
mink eve" Mr. Preston has recover
d to a great extent although the sight |
f one eye is still troubling him.
Mrs. Caroline link of Branford, is at |
er cottage for few days. The cot
age is rented for the season to Colonel
'ryon and family, of Merlden.
Master John McDermott, of Cleve-
and, has graduated from the Lincoln
rammar school of that city. Out of
lass of thirty twenty four received dl-
Tomas, of which he was one. He is a
On of John McDermott, formerly of
andy Hook this state.
Judge A. Heaton Robertson has de-
lined to accept the appointment as
lember of the paving commission ten
cred and supposedly accepted Satur-
ay. Judge Robertson yestedlay morn
IL announced that he had declined the
ppointment for reasons the principal
ne of which was that he was DESTROYS
permanently retiring from politics.
[ayor Studley reluctantly accepted his
ecision and will appoint a member in