The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1901-07-23
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
ITEMS OF INTEREST CONCERNING
NEW HAVEN PEOPLE
And other Pe,p'e Km'wn Here-Vari-
GUS European Trips and Local Social

Events.
Mrs. Francis w. Mcmillan, of De-
troit, Mich, is spending few weeks
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs Frank
e. Lewis, at asa Edgewood avenue.
B. C. Peck is spending month at
Danielson.
Miss Annie Rupp, of Baldwin street,
and Miss Hattie Kannegiesser, of 81
Sylvan avenue, will go to Woodbridge
tomorrow, where she will spend
weeks vacation.
N. M Cohen, of New Britain, is hav-
ing a fine cottage built at Cosey Beach.
1t will be ready for occupancy by Au-
gust /.
j. Edward Somers, of 376 Whitney
avenue, and Ellsworth 1, Foote, of ID
Howe street, sailed for England Satur-
day. They expect to spend month or
more in touring the out-of-way places
in Ireland.
Mrs. E. r. Wightman and Miss Jessie
Wightman, of New Britain, are at
Short Beach.
Mrs. f. w. Brown, of Willow street,
Is filling the position of soprano at Ply
mouth church, Miss Katherine Murphy
being sick with malarial fever.
Miss Hovey, of Berlin. is in this city,
the guest of Mrs. Woodwork.
William j. Brown, a student in Trim
ity college, Durham, N. c., is visiting
his brother, Charles Brown, of No. 1872
York street.
Charles H. Woodward, of this city, is
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. G. e. Tracy,
of Griswoldville.
At the National at Block Island are
Mrs. George A. Keyes and daughter, of
Whitney avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Palmer, of West
Haven, have been spending a week
with their daughter, Mrs. H. D. Hotch-
kiss, of Seymour.
Miss Pauline Schenck, of 40 Orchard
street, will spend her summer vacation
In Litchfeld.
Mr. and Mrs. Franklin X. Hickok, of
211 Lombard street, have gone on ten
days trip to Buffalo
Mrs. e. NJ North, of New Britain,
will visit friends in Seymour during the
next two weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. Keener, of
Whalley avenue, are spending a month
at Block Island, where they are regis
tered at the National
William Blakeley of New Britain is
spending two weeks vacation at Wal
lingford
Rev Father Tango, formerly pastor
Of st. MichaeTs italian church, who
has been in Italy for some time, will
revisit this country next month on
missionary tour with headquarters at
II ies n6 m
his old parish on the week of August TO-
One week later Mgr. Sealabrini will
visit st. Michael's and stay in this city
one week.
Rev. John Barstow arrived Thursday
in Wethersfeld from the south, where
= he has been since his return from Cali
fornia. He will remain with his family
for a short time in Wethersfeld and
then expects to go to New Hampshire
for the rest of the summer.
Harry Tolles, of Elm street, west
Haven, is spending his vacation with
his sister, Miss Bell Tolles, at Wara-
maug Lake.
Thayers hotel. at Littleton, is the
temporary residence of Miss Grace A.
Alling. DR.. and Mrs. E. W. White
more are stopping at Wentworth hail.
jackson, N. H., and were visited on
Sunday, July IA, by their son, e. Reed
Whittemore.
Rev. Stewart Means, of this city, con-
Quoted services at Pine Orchard Sun
day.
w. G. Marshall and wife are guests
at the Kearsarge in North Conway ana
Miss c. A. McAllister is stopping at
the New Ridge house in kearsarge,
N. H.
Mrs. A. C. Higgins, of Savin avenue,
West Haven, has returned from west
Cheshire. where she went to attend the
funeral of her mother, Mrs. Grace a.
Andrews. Mrs Andrews was the wild
ow Of William Andrews. She left two
children, Mrs. A. c. Higgins and w. j.
Andrews. of West Cheshire, and three
grandchildren.
Mr. and Mrs Joseph G. Staples, OF
Philadelphia, were the guests last FRI
dav and Saturday of j. w. Morse, an
old friend of the former. Mr.. Staples
was for several years resident of New
Haven. coming Nere from Hartford. He
was the New Haven representative OIL
the Travellers Insurance company, ana
q now the representative Of the Pacific
mutual life. 1t is Mr.. Staples first
visit in Connecticut since his marriage
two wears ago. His wife was formerly
Miss Hubbard, of Mddletown, daugh-
+er of the late Charles Hubbard, at one
time comptroller of state, and sister
of Iouis Hubbard, who occupied an OIL
cis, position at the state capitol for
seventeen years prior to going to New
York few years ago to take up new
calling. Mr.. and Mrs. Staples left town
saturday morning for Eas- Litchfield
r. snend Sunday with friends. Yester-
dav thew had planned to go to New
bedford to visit relatives Of Mrs. Sta
pies.
Mr.. and Mrs Frederick Skiff, of West
Haven. had for their guest over Sunday
William Carlton, librarian of Trinity
college, Hartford.
Mrs. F. M. Garland, of New Haven,
and her daughter, Miss Myrta Garland,
are guests at the Arlington in Bethle-
hem.
Lola and Harold Hobbs, of Bridge
mort are guests of their aunt Mrs.
Margaret Johnson, of Montowese street,
Branford.
Miss Gertrude Proudman, of New
York. is visiting her relatives, Mr. and
Mrs. Arthur Prouduan, of 2SS Congress