The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-09-12
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
ITEMS OF INTEREST CONCERNING
 NEW HAVEN PEOPLE

And Other People Known Here-vari
 ous European Trips and Local Social
 Events.
 Mrs. Harry Griffin of this city is the
 guest of her brother, Colonel James C.
 Grove of 1 West avenue, Norwalk
 over the Norwalk celebration
 MT. Rice, organist and director of music at St. Mary's church, has return ed with his family from a stay of two or three months in a pleasant cottage between South End and Silver Sands.
 Mrs. James Curtin and daughter Madeline of Pennington road, New Britain, will spend the next two weeks with relatives in this city.
 Winthrop Pickering of this city has just returned from his vacation which he spent in the New Hampshire hills, Old Orchard Beach, Maine, and also at York Beach, Maine.
 Miss Nellie Costello of this city is visiting relatives in New Britain.
 F. Simpson Brewer of 175 Chestnut street, clerk in the auditing department Ol lD6 SOIlSOlludlGu IOdu, lldo lColSllCl to enter the Bliss Electrical college at Washington, D. C., to finish his studies as an electrical engineer
 Mrs. George Beardsley and daughter of Rosette street have returned from Essex, where they have been for the past three days visiting friends, taking in all the points of interest along the Connecticut river. Much of the time was spent in wheeling through Ivory ton, Centerbrook, Deep River and Say brook. Fishing was also enjoyed
 Colonel James c. Grove returned to his home in West avenue, Norwalk, Tuesday, after having been the guest of his son, Dr. Willis H. Grove, in this city.
 The Misses Bessie and Doris Shook of Lancaster, Pa, have been the guests of Mrs Hattie Haven at the residence of J. c. Coe on Elm street, West Ha- ven.
 Robert J. Eccles, who has been in this city for the past summer, returned to Stamford Tuesday.
 Miss Sadie Darby of 145 Ferry street is visiting friends in Brooklyn. Mrs. Edith M. Strong of this city has been called to mourn the death of her father, Charles H. Bailey, aged sixty nine, prominent ex-merchant of Nor wich, who died suddenly Sunday of heart trouble The funeral took place yesterday.
 pr. and Mrs. F. G. Wimot, who have been spending the summer in the White Mountains, have returned to their home, 16 Elm street, this city.
 c. H. Squires, travelling salesman for the New England Merchandise company of this city, left Naugatuck Tuesday morning for the Berkshire Hills, where he is to spend a week in the interests of the company,
 Announcement Is made of the en- gagement of Miss Clara L. Jacobs, daughter of Mir. and Mrs. George W. Jacobs, and head clerk in the art de- partment at Howe & Stetsons, to Charles L. Way The wedding will oc cur in October Miss Alice Whfldey of Alden avenue | has returned from an eight weeks stay l in Pennsylvania. While there she vis ited many cities and places of interest. | Mrs. H. B. Tallmadge and two chill 1 dren returned home to Newington from | this city on Monday.
 Miss Anna M Treloar of AS Stevens | street is spending her vacation in the |  Mrs Oliver Bulkley of Fairfield is i her sister from this city.
 MT. and Mrs. William L. Andrew of | 31 Carmel street, accompanied by their son Willie have returned from three 4l.rJ f,,iYN hxa st steamship Celtic. During their travels they visited Scotland, England, Ireland and the continent.
 Mrs. John F. Dibble and son Claude 3f this city spent Sunday with her nephew, Claude Veach, at the home of Mrs. John A. Watkins, Taylor avenue, Norwalk.
 An enjoyable clambake was given oy the Yonug Ladies' Outing club at South End on Sunday. Among those present. were: Miss Anna Coonan Miss Dora Coonan, John Ammann, Miss K. shae, Elmera J. Lape, c. Tansett. MT. Milton, James Kennedy Walter E. Dill on, Miss Grace Sohse, Miss Mamie Hughes, M Clarkson and T. Day from The day was spent in boating and other games.
 Attorney Radcliffe Hicks, the mill ionaire, has arrived at Bar Harbor, Ie., where he will remain few weeks. later he may visit in Meriden.
 Mrs Leonidas filling and her son, | Icon, are visiting Mrs. filings moth r, Mrs. Alpheus Merwin of Orange. The three sons of John R. Gilbert of Hebron leave this week, Ralph D. to ake a postgraduate course at Yale,
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