The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-08-02
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS,
ITEMS OF INTEREST CONCERNING
 NEW HAVEN PEOPLE
And Other People Kn own Iiere-Vari-
 ous European Trips and Local Social

 Haven merchant, has been received py friends here in which he speaks or the delightful weather at Northport, Me-, where he is with his mother and broth- CT spending several weeks, occupying one of the cottages by the sea. me weather there has been alternately cool and warm, but never hot. sweaters worn at night were none too WarIn' and the ladies in the evening wore furs and found them very comfortable; also fires and fire places. This has been the kind of weather at Northport-much different from that New Haveners at home here have been enduring. North port is below the mouth of the Penop- scot river on Penobscot bay, on the line of the Boston and Bangor steam ship company.
 Rev. A. J. Smith of New Haven is at his her-in-law's, John Water bury's in Monroe. MT Smith will soon start for Europe, where he will spend his vacation.
 Rev. MT. Hayes of Guilford will oc- cupy the pulpit of the Congregatlonal church, Branford, on Sunday, in the absence of Dr. Dewitt.
 Lawyer Harry Sherwood of Westport is entertaining w. E. Davis of this city.
 Miss Fannie Banks is the guest or Mrs. J. B. Thomas of Branford during the removal of her home to it's new site.
 After spending a week with MT ana Mrs. Charles E. Seymour in West street, Westport, Edward Robinson has returned to his home in this city.
 Mrs. Julia Kimball of Milford ave nue. Branford, has for her guest Miss F,ugenie Collins, a niece from Willi- mantle.
 D. A. Nichols has sold his place in Monroe to Stiles M. Clarke, also his in surance business. MT. Nichols Will move to Shelton about September l ana MT Clarke will assume the duties or town clerk until the election in Octo- ber.
 Mrs. M. Greenspecht and daughter, Miss Rose, of New York, will spend the month of August at the West shore. They will stop at the Beach house. Mrs Greenspecht and her daughter nave many friends in the city, having been frequent visitors here. Rev. William A. Beardsley of this city officiated in St. Peters church Monroe, last Sunday, and preached a very forcible sermon. During the ser vices the infant daughter of MT. and Mrs. Edward s. Beardsey of Stepney was baptized.
 Miss Elizabeth Leary of Lafayette street left yesterday for Litchfield, where she will spend the remainder of the summer.
 George w. Mitchell. Frank H. sax ton and w. T. Smith of Bristol are at Lake Quasapaug to lure the willy pass, of which there are thousands in the lake from their native element. All of the party are expert fishermen.
 MT. and Mrs w. J. Martin and son of Winsted are on vacation at snort Beach,
 Miss Imogene Gordon and Miss Edith l., Drake of Branford left yesterday morning for her home in Catsklll, N' Y. Miss Gordon will return to Bran ford in the early autumn.
 Mrs. F. J. Smith and daughter Mar garita of 26 Center street, Danbury, have returned home after spending seV- eral weeks in this city.
  Hill. Branford. is visiting relatives in Norwalk Mrs. Bradley will soon leave for North Adams to spend August and probably September.
 Miss Emma Meder of 60 Pleasant street, Danbury, is spending several weeks in this city.
 Dr. and Mrs Gaylord of South Main street, Branford, have for their guests Mrs. F. G. Dickinson and daughter Of Westbrook.
 pr Robert Peabody of this city has been the guest of the Misses LaRue Tn Danbury.
 Mrs. William -Schilling of Redfield street has returned From month visit with relatives in Massachusetts. She will spend the month of August in Canaan, N. Y.
 Mrs. Frederick Lipfert and Miss Ida Tjnfert of Bank street, Waterbury, are visiting friends in New York and this city.
 Miss Lillian Bradley of Howe street has gone to Buffalo and Niagara Falls. She will return to the city in Septem- Der
 Jason Bishop of this city and daugh- ter. Mrs. Robert Minor of New London, are the guests of MT. and Mrs. Henry Cottrell in Yalesville.
 Miss Martha Sprenger of this city IS the guest of MT. and Mrs c. H. Conrad at West Hartford.
 Mrs. Densmore Parmelee who has been spending a little time with her father in Turkey Hill, Haddam, return ed Tuesday evening to her home in thls city.
 Mrs. Charles Taylor of S44 Elm street has gone to Buffalo and Niagara Falls.
 Messrs. Perry and Judd of Hartford and Theodore Blakeslee of thls clty were in Deep River Tuesday.
 Miss Isabelle Gaffney and her nieces' the Misses Isabelle and Rita Flanigan of Portsea street, are spending a rev weeks at Fai. field.
 MT. and Mrs. J. W. Russell have gone to Asbury Park.
 Miss Edna Spencer, who has been vis- iting in Haddam. returned to her home in Hamden Wednesday.
 Rosalind Brown of Center street, West Haven. has gone to New York to visit her grandmother, Mrs. Cornelia Brown.
 MT. and Mrs. Edward C. Terry of Col lins street. Hartford, sailed for Europe yesterday to be gone till October Mrs. Cornelia Brown of New York mother of William Brown of Center street, West Haven, who has been snandine a two weeks visit with her