The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1901-07-26
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
ITEMS OF INTEREST CONCERNING
NEW HAVEN PEOPLE
And Other People Kn own Iiere-Vari-
Gus European Trips and Local Social
Events

3 fist church, New Haven, will occup
! the pulpit Of the South Baptist churcl
) Hartford, next Sunday morning in eX
I change with the pastor, the Rev. Fran
8 Dixon.
: James Davis, the brick manufactur
! er, and family, of Orange street, hav
: taken part of the old Merwin's Poin
hotel, which has been converted into
double shore dwelling, and will stay til
September.
The residents of Oriental Park are t.
give a moonlight bathing party thi
: evening.
Stopping at Mrs. L. Ganungs cos,
cottage, II Campbell avenue, West Ha
ven, are twenty-eight people. They
come from Hartford, New Britain, Mer
iden, South NorwallS, Danbury, Conn.
Brewster, N. Y, and New York city
The majority of them will stay through
August.
Mrs. C. H. Baum and daughter Grace
of New Britain, have gone to Morris
Cove.
Rev. and Mrs. A. N. Lewis, Of West
vile, leave next week for a stay at
Montpelier, VT. Mr. and Mrs, w. A
Borden will probably accompany them
there.
Hotchkiss Brothers, of Waterbury
began this week breaking ground for a
handsome shore cottage at Cosey Beach
for C. w. Stevens, jr, of Branford
Point.
Miss Robinson, Of Brooklyn, is the
guest of Mrs. John c. Punderford, of
Sherman avenue.
Mrs. A. j. Thompson, of Campbell
avenue, West Haven, is i'll with ma
laria.
The Misses Cora and Marie Eaton,
daughters of Dairy Commissioner Rob-
ert o. Eaton. and Miss Eva Beach,
daughter of Deputy Sheriff Wilbur E.
Beach, of Montowese, have gone to
East Hartford, where they will be the
guests of Dairy Commissioner Noble for
few weeks.
] Mrs. A. J. Edwards and Miss Ed
wards, of Waterloo, Iowa, are the
guests of Mrs. Yorke and family, of
Campbell avenue, West Haven, for sew
eral weeks. Mrs. Edwards is a sister
of Mrs. Yorke.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert w. Post of Riv-
erside avenue Westport, are entertain
ing Mrs. Edith Dillon, of this city, for
a few weeks.
Miss Emma Leary, the Orange street
milliner, sailed for Europe yesterday to
be absent until the fifteenth of Septem-
Der.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cooley are guests at the
Wilcox cottage on Beach street, West
Haven.
Miss Neva r. Benham, Of Dana
street, West Haven, gave several reci-
tations yesterday afternoon at the
meeting of Free Love Baldwin Stowe
chapter, D. A. r., which was held at
the home of Mrs. E. P. Smith in Mil
ford.
Miss Bertha Dill, Of Elm street, West
Haven, who has been visiting in Bris-
toll Meriden and Hartford, has re-
turned home very much improved in
health.
Mrs Clifford Fl. Wilson. of Harwin-
ton who has been visiting in Walling-
ford, Guilford and other towns for the
past two weeks, will return home this
week.
Miss Mabel Vaughan, eldest daughter
of Mrs. Hobart L. Hotchkiss, of West
VILE, returned Tuesday from Philadel-
phia, where she has just completed her |
training as a professional nurse in
hospital there. Miss Vaughan was too |
young to enter the training school in |
New Haven and went to the Quaker |
City, where the age of entrance is |
She has not visited her home
since Christmas and her coming brought |
her warm welcome from her family
and friends.
Professor Isidore Troostwyk and fam
ily who were reported as stopping at
the Hawlzhurst, in Litchf1eld, are not
at that hotel. the correspondent being
in error on the subject.
Robert c. Morris, one of the special
lecturers at Yale Law school, is spoken
If as probable successor to Judge Ad-
1ison Brown, of the United States court
If New York Mr.. Morris lives in New
York He Is a son of the late General
Dwight Morris, of Bridgeport
Mr.. and Mrs J. Blum and children,
If New York, are stopping at the west
shore.
OF the candidates from the hillhouse
high school for the academic depart
nent Of Yale university the following
rave passed without conditions: Arthur
". Blackman Gilbert Kinney, Stanley
R. McLane Allen s. Malcolm, Eugene
: Phillips. Charles Seymour, Raymond j
White and Palmer York. This Is con-
idered a large number to pass the ex-
limitations.
Frank Ross, elevator boy at the HUI t
inger building on Chapel street is en-
owing a vacation at Buffalo and Toron- s
O. Canada, where he intends visiting /
elatives c
Frederick Hartung, a. brother of Will '
am Hartung, the Congress avenue
hoe dealer is expected here this week /
, spend a short vacation. He is now !
seated at Monmouth, Arizona, in the
inning business. e
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick D. Grave, Y
18th their son and two daughters, sail il
for home yesterday and will reach
lew Haven about the first of August. \
Tiss Gertrude Grave has been studying
10 piano and Miss Leonora and her n
rother Frederick the violin at a board a
~ school in Paris during their year "
broad.
Robert r Chamberlain, son Of Mr.. s.
nd Mrs. George r. Chamberlain, of A
lis city, has taken a position In the
TX collectors office Tor lew weeks. r
r. Chamberlain graduated from Tafts h
hool at WATERFOWL in June, and ex- ri
Gets to enter Yale university in Sep a
mber.
Mr.. and Mrs Benjamin l. Spock left cj
for Clifton, S. l., where they v
i'll visit Mrs. A. r. Stoughton. From