The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-10-26
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
ITEMS OF INTER- EST CONCERNING
 NEW HAVEN pEOPLE
And Other Pope Sn ,wn Here-vari- ous European Trips and Local Social EyentN

has many friends there.
 Bremen Henry F. Daley and Jame:
 Burns, of the New York fire depart
 H. Redmond of No. truck MT. Daley
 was in the same training school dowr
 in New York city with Lieut. enant Red
 mond and Captain Johnson. 1 James Kellas of Whalley avenue left
 last night for three or four days | visit with his mother In Norwich.
 Sheriff A. B. Durham of Seymour
 who has been on the sick list for one
 week. was able to be out yesterday, and visited this city. He has had severe cold and has been otehrwise lndis- posed.
 Mrs. E. K. Hull of 13S Park street has had for her guests this week Rev. c. A. Tibbals '72 of Marlborough on the Hudson, Mrs Davis of Hartford and MT. and Mrs, Ives of Wallingford.
 Rev Philip Garrigan, D. D., who rep resented the Catholic university at the bicentennial, was the guest of the Rev. Father Kennedy of St, Francis church during his stay in this city.
 Dr. and Mrs. Cheney and Miss Cheney of Manchester were among the guests In the city this week. the for mer being among the number to attend the private reception given by ". w., , Farnam to President Roosevelt. H. H. Pettis of 373 Crown street, ! senior at the Yale Law school, left last evening for Norwich, to take part in q debate between Norwich debaters and New London debaters on the topic, 'Gtbp,,lH ot1 tn ir Lighting and Street Railway Plants?" Norwich debators have the affirmative and New London the negative. MT Pettis' home is in Norwich. Mayor Thayer oe Norwich will preside.
 Rev. and Mrs. Evan Evans of Bridgeport were among the great num- Der of out of town visitors in the city this week. They were accompanied by Mrs. Evans sister, Mrs. Ristine, wife of a prominent physician of Fort Dodge Iowa. MT Evans graduated from Yale divinity school about ten years ago. His first pastorate was the Congregational church at New Preston.
 The condition of Mrs. William S. Hig ley of Branford. daughter of c. P. Ives of this city. is every low. A consulta- tion by physicians from this city and Branford was held in the case Thurs day, and no hope of recovery was given the family The case is tuberculosis Dr. Osborn of this city was called in consultation Thursday,
 Cattle Commissioner and Mrs. Her man O. Averill of New Preston Conn. who were the guests of Hon. and Mrs R. O. Eaton of North Haven this week, left town Thursday, Mrs. Averill re- turning to her home the commissioner going on to Storrs Agricultural college on business, and also to see his son, Ralph, who is a student thure
 Miss Fannie Brown of Washington. Conn, was in town this week attending the bicentennial exercises Miss Brown is a daughter of Dr. Brown, q well known physician in that section, whose house is just across the way from the famous Gunnery school. Miss Brown was very active In found ing the Judea chapter, D. A. R., in Washington.
 Tfomas Ward and James Brown of Mill Plain, Branford left Wednesday evening for weeks trip to the Pan- American.
 Mrs Eagan. who formerly resided in Westville, and now living in Massa- chusetts, is the guest of Mrs. Kellas of Wtalley avenue.
 Mrs. John Mayer, who has been serl- ously i'll at her home, 12 Lyon street Is 
 Miss Hattie Miles and Miss Rhoda Miles. who have been the guests of Charles Marvin during the Yale bicen- tennial celebration, returned to their homes in Bristol yesterday.
 Mrs c. F. Street of Brooklyn Is the | guest of Mrs. Addie Phillips of Center street.
 Mrs. Stureis Redfleld of Clinton is en- her cousin, Mrs, Woodruff, | from Philadelphia. Pa.
 MT. and Mrs. George Wheeler and | Mrs. Robert Murray of Ohio are the ! guests of Mrs. J. c, Mix at her home 1n Main street, West Haven. MT. and Mrs. Charles Willard of Clin- | ton, who has been the guest of their | laughter Mrs. George Bailey of this | ,ity, has returned home.
 Mrs. H. L. Everest of First avenue, West Haven, is visiting her father in New York,
 Commodore Shaffer and family from New York arrived Thursday in Clinton o occupy the residence which he has 'ecently purchased from l. H. Hurtt,
 MT. and Mrs. George P. Smith of New London are the guests of MT. and Mrs. [. R. Whitten of Main street. West Haven.
 Miss Agnes Garber of Worcester, l Mass. is the guest of Mrs Holconb Tones in Clinton.
 Mrs. James Miles anl MT. and Mrs. George Miles, who have been guests f Andrew Terrell of Harrison street. lave returned to their homes in Bris- nl
 The marriage of Harry F. Rogers nd Miss Grace Freeman was quietly olemnized at the home of the bride in Hinton at 5 o'clock Thursday after oon. After short wedding trip MT. nd Mrs. Rogers will make their home or the present at the Rogers home tead in Mill Plain, Branford.
 Ernest Van Buren of Westville was eceiving congratulations by the whole ale all day yesterday, the occasion be- ng the arrival oI bouncing eleven ound baby boy. The youngster ar ived yesterday morning. Cards announcing the marriage of liss Villa Brown to Bertram Lester
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