The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1901-08-10
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS
Items OF INTEREST CONCERNING
NEW HAVEN PEOPLE
And Other People kn ,wn Here-Vari-
Gus Europenu Trips md Local Social

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Events.
John D. Muhlfelder of the well
known and popular millinery hrm OF
Muhlfelder Brothers starts next week
on a vacation trip to his old nome at
Balston Spa in New York state. Balston
Spa is the county seat of Saratoga
county
Assistant Secretary William A. Moore
of the Phoenix Mutual Life Insurance
company. Hartford, will spend the va
cation with his family at Woodmoht'
He left for that resort Thursday morn
ing.
Ernest r. Coe and wife are away for
p few weeks in Providence. They VIII
stop at Buffalo en- route.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph McMahon OF
East Hartford are spending lew
days in this city.
Miss Florence Smith of Clark street
Is spending week at Mrs Charles Ter
ner's cottage at Morris Cove.
Miss Edna Jennings Of South Wlnu-
sor has returned from month "Trip 10
New Haven and vicinity.
Chief Eaton of the Hartford fire de-
partment and wife will leave for Bur
falo August %. From there they VIII
go to indianapolis where Chief Eaton
will attend the international convention
of fire engineers, August 27-SO.
Mrs Edward F. Smith of Orange
street, Misses Majorie, Elizapeth anu
Arthur Smith, are at Maple Crest
Farm, Bristol for few weeks
Mrs. John Shuster and her nephew
and niece, Jacob and Katie kulmann'
all of Seymour, started for Austria
Wednesday, A large number were at
the Seymour station to bid them fare
well. They tok the fast liner Deutsch-
land Thursday morning from new
York.
Mrs. Julia Barker is confined to her
home on Tyler Place by illness
Mrs. Squlres of this city, who has
been visiting at Frederick lngraham
in Kent returned home Saturday, ac-
companied by Mrs. Harriet Cummings
Mrs. HI. E. Beach and daughter
Louise have gone to New Canaan and
East Hartford for their summer out
ing.
Burton Porter of Watertown arrived
home last Wednesday evening from
three weeks vacation visiting FRIENDS
In Meriden, this city and Pittsfleld,
Mass.
Miss Daisy Farrell of this city ls the
guest of Miss Margaret Tammany of
Monroe street Norwalk
Cards are out announcing the mar
rage at Newton Highlands, Mass, on
Weston Allen,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Allen
~ This citv to Frederick Stearns Hol-
lis.
Miss May Hanlon returned TO her
home In this city Thursday after hav-
ing been the guest of Deputy SherlH
and Mrs J. W. Sculley OF monroe
street, NorwallS, for the past fortnight
Mrs. M A. Babcock of South MAN
street. Branford is visiting relatives IN
Lyme.
Mrs. Francis Beach of this city is at
G. N. Beach's In Washington, this
state, while Miss Edith Beach is visit
ing her sister, Mrs. G. A. Harper in
WATERFOWL.
There was a party Of friends at the
Ansoria station Thursday to say GOOD
bye to Mrs. r.. Vallender and son, VINO
left for New York city preparatory to
sailing on Saturday for her home in
Australia. Her brother, Alderman Pc
fer wilkins and his wife, accompanied
her to New York, where they Will re-
main with her until the hour of sailing
on Saturday.
Misses Charlotte and Ida Grimes of
this city and Miss Grace Myers of Wa
terbury were the guests Thursday OF
Miss Charlotte Myers Of Christian
street, Wallingford.
Miss Josephine Ufford and Miss Es-
telle Andruss left yesterday for two
weeks stay In New York and Brook
lyn.
Choirmaster Frank B. Northrop of
the surpliced choir at Christ church,
West Haven, had an outing with the
members of the choir at Glen Island
Thursday. Harry higgins and George
G. LaBarnes, jr., from Walingford
went with the choir.
Mrs. Wallace Barnes and Mrs. Mary
Martin of Bristol returned from their
cottage at Savin Rock Thursday night.
Mrs. Barnes is very much improved In
health.
Miss Charlotte Converse of Bridge
port is the guest of her sister, Mrs.
George Disks at her home on Main
street, West Haven.
Arthur Barnes, son of Seth Barnes OF
Bristol, a Yale graduate class of '92,
who for six years has been RESPONSE
ble officer In the Tuttle-Taylor-M More
house company Of this city has sold his
stock and retired from the business.
MIR. Barnes went into the business from
college. and in three years worked up
so that he was given partnership.
When the company was Incorporated
he became an official Of the company.
Miss Ethel F. Kinney Is spending a
few days with Miss Daisy Lowell on
First avenue, West Haven
Mr.. and Mrs, F. P. Tolles of Terry
Vile have been spending a week at
Morris Cove.
Miss Edith Monson will teach in MISS
Mary Johnson's school on Whitney ave-
nue. during the coming year. MISS
Monson is a graduate of Smith college
in the class of 1900, of which Miss Bes-
sic Rogers, who will also teach at Miss
.Johnson's was member.
Miss Theresa Bonander of this city,
formerly of New Britain, is the guest
of Misses Eta and Edith Geer of Fair
view street, in New Britain.
Mrs. Harry Nettleton and family of
M .Nwl1 IL