The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-07-18
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
ITEMS OF INTEREST CONCERNING
 NEW HAVEN PEOPLE
And Other People Known Herc-Vari-
 ous European Trips and Local Social

1 with the parents ot MT JohHsol' a' ! 139 Chestnut street.
 Martin Smith, of this city, is visiting his brother on School street, Burnside East Hartford.
 John A. Lomas, of Washington ave- nue, West Haven, has gone to Long | Branch for a few days outing.
 Miss Delie Mullen and Miss Margaret Bane of Hartford, are spending thell vacation in this city, with Matthew Bane, brother of Miss Bane.
 The Rev. Dr. and Mrs. Henry Huo- 1 bell and daughter, Miss Clara Huppell' 1 are at Greylock Terrace, Hilsoale' | Mass. for the summer. Mrs. Loomis A. Newton and daugh- ter, Marjory, of Pennington avenue Hartford, are the guests of Mrs Allan 1 Newton at Madison.
 Fred Suuires. of Meriden, is the guest | of MT. and Mrs. Robert Chase, or Washington avenue, West Haven. i Railroad Commissioner w. F. Wilcox, ] of Chester, brother of Mrs. J. l.. Lyoli' of this city, has gone to Woodstock' l Vt, to remain for some time, his health having been poor for several months past. lIdSL odlui NeiS IN 'sN" from his carriage by the breaking or the kingbolt and quite severely nruisAa
 Alfred Macrille and family, ot sec l ond avenue, West Haven, have gone to Pine Orchard to visit MT. Macrlile' l parents, MT. and Mrs. John Macriile' who have a cottage there Mrs. Louise Smith and two sons, of l this city. are visiting Mrs. Luman Harris at Pine Meadow. Mrs. smith l was the wife of the late Rev. Herbert l Smith. a former rector of the parish at ! Pine Meadow.
 J. Lewis Fiske, of Danielson, recent graduate from Yale, left Monday morn | ing for Manila by way of San Fran cisco, to serve as teacher, Wlth TOUT others of his class. MT. Fiske was born and brought up in South Killing 1 ly. where his father and sisters hVe' and has passed through college stand ing secondin Latin in class of 2oo, 1 solely upon his own exertions | Werner s. Eichmann and Miss Ser tha Kade, who are visiting here carry | ing on missionary work, will leave in | few days to attend the B. Y. F. U. | convention to be held in Chicago next 1 week. Arthur Tinker, of this city, is visit ing with his aunt Mrs. F. G. Wads- | worth, at Warehouse Point. Rev H. l.. Everest, of 1SO Elm street, West Haven, will preach in Windsor on Sundays July 21 and 2S for Rev. F. l w. Harrimon. who left with his family yesterday Sunapee Lake, Burkeville, 1 N. H.
 MT. and Mrs Frank Bael, of Main street. West Haven, have returned from their vacation.
 Edward Deborde, of IS Mechanic street, has just returned after an ab- sence of two weeks, having visited his relatives in Pennsylvania. | Dr L. z. Skinner, of Windsor, left Saturday for Watch Hill to meet R. c. Futile After short stay they will go | to the doctors home in Nova scotia and from there will go on an extended tour to Europe, sailing from Montreal .Julv 3. They will be absent two months. during which time they Will visit England, France and Switzerland
 Miss Lulu M. Clark, of Meriden, is visiting Miss Marie Gladwin, of Lester street, West Haven.
 Miss Annie Crowley, of this city, IS visiting her uncle, the Rev, Father | Crowley, at St. Thomas retcory al North End, Waterbury.
 Miss Hattie Reynolds, of York street, West Haven, Eft Tuesday for New York state. She will visit relatives m oneida and Madison counties and will  be away month
 Mrs. Charles F Linsley, Miss Bessie I,insley, Mrs. Edgar J. Doolittle and Miss Dorothy Doolittle, of Merlden, ,eft Saturday for Sunset Hill, in the White Mountains, where they will stay until Sept ptember.
 Mrs, Prentice, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Charles Moulthrop, of Main street returned to her home in Providence Tuesday.
 MT. and Mrs. A. B. Mather, Miss Martha Mather and Mrs. Etta Lyman Warren. of Meriden are at "The Am persand," Saranac Lake, N. Y.
 Edwin A. Smith of Washington ave- nue. West Haven, is taking an exten- sive wheel ride through New Jersey and Pennsylvania.
 Alfred Thomas, of Yalesville, left | Tuesday evening for New York. He sailed yesterday on the St. Louis TOT 2 visit with his friends in the old coun- try.
 Conrad Rabanus and family are oc- cupying their summer reslaence a' Woodbridge.
 Arthur Fox, who has been the guest of his parents, Colonel and Mrs 5. J Fox. for the past month, has returned +o Saranac. where he has been living for the past year.
 Albert Gard. son of MT. and Mrs w. A. Gard, of Meriden, started Tues- day for the Philippine Islands, where he is to teach one of the schools thai has been established there.
 Mrs. Augustus Starby, of Lines street. left Tuesday for Springfield TOT a lengthy visit with relatives anc friends.
 Miss Theresa Dahlmeyer of this city is s,lmmering in the Litchfields, She will be joined shortly by her sisters inc Misses Margaret and Annie Dahl meyer.
 Mrs. Charles T. Dodd, of Meriden, is at Norfolk, Conn.,, for the summer
 Mrs. Henry Palmer and daughter Mrs. Estelle Palmer, of Quinniplat avenue, are visiting friends in South bury.
 Mrs Eagney of this city, is visiting with Mrs Henry Weltons family 1T