The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-08-08
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
ITEMS OF INTER EST CONCERNING
 NEW HAVEN PEOPLE
ous European Trips and Local Social

LEW WtthS III 4NtN tpWil, Npilll,
 U. s. Barrett of Ansonia on Tuesday
 joined his family at Woodmont, where
 they have been sojourning the past
 month. MT. Barrett will remain a
 week.
 Miss Grace Burnes of this city is wis
 iting Miss Annie Andrews of South
 Norwalk.
 Miss Kathryn Grosscup, daughter of Judge Grosscup of Chicago, is visiting Miss Mabel Miller of Orange street
 Miss Grosscup is a talented and charm
 ing young lady, and already numbers a
 great many friends in this city.
 Misses Carrie Stow, Emily Smith,
 Emma Sulig, and Katherine Sugden of
 Southington have returned from a
 weeks stay at Short Beach,
 Mrs, Charles Dudley Warner of Hart
 ford is at the New Marlboro Inn, New
 Marlboro, Mass.
 Pere G. Walmo, private secretary to
 Congressman N. D. Sperry, has gone to
 the Maine woods to complete his vaca-
 ton, and during his absence Jewell M.
 Gompertz will act in the capacity of
 secretary.
 MT. and Mrs. w. w. Bartholomew
 and Charles F. Perkins and wife of
 Hartford are guests at the Three Elm | house, Stony Creek,
 l MT. and Mrs. Irwin Davis of New Ha- ven are at the Montowese house, h. | dian Neck.
 | Moves filling, of the filling Rubber company, Bridgeport, drove to Oxford Sunday and visited with his parents, MT. and Mrs. E, J. filling on Christian street Hiss daughter, Miss Madeline, l who has been with her grandparents a couple of weeks, returned home with her father.
 A power of attorney certificate from Edward A. Creevey to N. A. Hyde of this city, was put on record in the town clerks office, Bridgeport, Tuesday MT. Hyde will attend the settling of MT. Creeveys business affairs, the latter having gone to Glauchau, Saxony, where he will be the United States con- sul.
 John A. Hauff and family of this city are taking a few weeks vacation at the Newtown Inn MT. Hauff spent his boyhood days in Newtown, with pr. Monroe Judson.
 A. M Schappa of this city has ac- cepted position as general manager of the Planet Manufacturing company of Westfleld, Mass. The company was organized several years ago and has since done profitable business in the manufacture of feed bags, axle grease, awnings and a number of articles of general use. MT. Schappa for more than forty years has been identified with a saddlery and hardware firm in this city.
 Mrs. Eben Griffin of this city, who has been the guest of MT. and Mrs. A. F. Minton of Golden Hill street. Norwalk, has returned home
 Mrs. John Schuster, John Kulmann and his sister Katie Kulmann, will leave Seymour to-day to begin trip to the old country. On Thursday they will take the steamer Deutschland, Their destination will be Austria, their The trip and visit will last in all about three months.
 Miss Jane Graham of Pleasant street is spending her vacationiat Madison.
 Miss Elsie A. Troup of this city is visiting Miss Katie T. Houlhan in Newtcwn.
 Miss Mamie Hogan of Rochester, N. Y, is visiting the Miss Graham of 12 Pleasant street and Mrs. Reddy of Will l liam street
 The family of c. w. Lines of New Britain are at Silver Sands, near this city, during August
 The Peterson concert which gives an at Woodmont chapel this evening will give concert at Park M. F. chapel. Morris Cove, on Tuesday ev- ening, August 20, and no doubt many of the summer guests at the Cove will l it as the concert wifi be an excellent one, and is given under the | auspices of the management of the ] Park chapel A varied programme will . be given-violin, mandolin and cornet | playing, piano music, solo singing, etc. |
 Master Russell Winans is the guest of | Robert Bush at his camp at Rocky Beach West Haven.
 Hartford guests registered at the | house, Indian Neck, are Wilbur c. Walker and J. c. Wilson.
 Joseph Wilson of Philadelphia, who has been the guest of his brother-in- aw. Hugh Heslin of Church street, returned home Tuesday evening. Mrs Wilson and children will remain for some time longer as the guests of MT. and Mrs. Heslin.
 Miss $. B. Johnson and Mrs F. Oakes If Hartford are guests at the Bonsilene, Woodmont.
 Judge and Mrs l.. M. Hubbard, Ken leth Hubbard and Clarence Hale of Nallingford will leave to-day for a stay at Saratoga.
 Mrs. John Clark and children of Hartford are guests at the Owenengo louse, Indian Neck.
 MT. and Mrs. Moran of Waterbury Ire the guests of MT. and Mrs. James Iannon at Home cottage, Indian Neck. Mrs. Rice and her son William of Springfield are visiting Mir. and Mrs. William Brainard of Main street, West Haven.
 Mrs. E. Stone and Miss Mary Stone if 94 Deer Hill avenue, Danbury, are pending a week at Savin Rock.
 The young son of MT. and Mrs. George Stark of New Britain, summering at ndian Neck, was taken suddenly i'll on sunday and was removed to the resi- ence of William F. Flanders on 'hurch street, Branford, where he lies n a critical condition from some ob- truction caused by a structure.
 Martin J. Cunningham of 94 Keeler treet Danbury, has returned home af- CT spending several days in this city. Mrs. Leah Robinson of New York is .isiting her niece, Mrs. James Jones of 1