The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-07-09
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
ITEMS OF INTEREST CONCERN WING
 NEW HAVEN PEOPLE
And Other Peop:e Kn Herc-Vari- ous European Trips and Local Social Events.

Events.
 Mrs. James Terry and her daughter, Mira Elizabeth, have gone to Nersen- nes, Vt., for a short stay, and from there they go to "The Balsams, Dix well Notch, N. H., for the balance or the season.
 Hotchkiss Grove near Pine Orchard, was inhabite by very joyous camp Ing party last week. They were the guests of former Fire Commissioner Clarence G. Ames' daughter Clara and included the following Boardman school girls: The Misses Ethel Adams, Flor ence Grosvenor, Louise Austin, Carrie Thompson. and Anna Rattlesdorfer. Their tent was pitched on MT. Ames' property.
 Mrs. George Wilcox and children of Meriden left yesterday for Fishers ls- land, N. Y.
 Miss Florence Bolger of Brooklyn in the guest of Miss Mae Miller of S3 La fayette street.
 MT. and Mrs. Alfred Bristoe of Hart ford have been visiting with their mother, Mrs. F. A. Bristoe of Cheshire. The son, Arthur Bristoe, who is em- poyed in New Haven has been home Ill at Mrs. Bristoes. Mrs. Alfred Brlstoe has just returned from visit to Strat- ford, New Haven and the shore.
 A. B. Squire and family of Meriden have gone to their cottage at Stony Creek for the summer.
 Miss Agnes Welch of Richmond, Va., is visiting at the home of MT. and Mrs. Joseph Kegelmeyer.
 Miss M Terry of Terryplain district. Simsbury, has just passed her ninety ninth birthday. She is a real daughter of the Revolution, as her father served in the American army during the rev olutionary war. She is in good health, and except for being somewhat dear, IS in the possession of her faculties.
 Alexander Troup, ir., who met with a painful and dangerous accident week ago Friday while driving, was able to go out for the first time Sun- day He took ride to the Surf House, Savin Rock and felt greatly benefited by the outing after his trying contine- ment during the warm spell.
 Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Roberts and family and Mrs. Louise Zier of New York are the guests of MT. and Mrs. Fred Bartasch of 66 Mechanic street.
 Miss Jennie Andrews of this city Is the guest of friends in Washington avenue, Stamford for few days
 Mrs. J. G. Farrel of Orange street has gone to Ithaca, N. r., to be the guest for month of her sister, Mrs. Moses Colt Tyler, wife of the late dis tinguished Professor Tyler of Cornell, whose death occurred last year.
 T. D. Linsley of Ansonia is confined to his home having suffered a severe strain July 4 while moving a ladder resting against a cherry tree in the yard. He suffers much pain and is un- able to attend to his usual business.
 Mrs. J. Willis Downs and Master Ralph T. Downes are guests at the Grand View House at Lake Placid.
 Mrs. Mary King of Wakelee avenue, Ansonia accompanied by her daughter, Mrs. l.. Fl. Spencer of this city, left on Saturday for visit to friends in New Jersey and Pennsylvania, and will be away the remainder of the month
 Mrs. w. B. Wooster of Ansona and Miss Sylvia Pope, her friend, sailed Saturday from New York for trip on the continent They will be away for a couple of months or more,
 Rev. and Mrs True P. Adams, par ents of Rev Fred w. Adams. leave to- day for Old Orchard Beach, Me. They will return to the city in September True P. Adams is a retired Methodist clergyman.
 R, M. Ellis of Ansonia, who graduat- ed with the class of '01 from the Anso- mia high school, left on Saturday for Providence, R. l., where he expects to remain until some time in September. In October he is to enter Howard uni versity at Washington, D. C., where he will take a course of study that will fit him for a pharmacist.
 l.. R. Atwelrs son George, of Wood mont, is convalescing from the measles.
 Mr. and Mrs Charles Kennedy of this city are visiting the family of Dr. A. J. Cutting in Southington,
 P. J. McAllister of the department of philosophy of Yale and Mrs. McAllis- ter are visiting MT. and Mrs. William Taylor at their summer home at Silver Sands.
 Mrs. c. E. woodnan and c. M Woodman of this city are at the Sea- shore house, Old Orchard Beach, Me, for the summer.
 Lucius R. Holman, assistant chemist in the department of agriculture at Washington, D. C., has been visiting his uncle, H. M Cowles of Meriden ave- nue, Southington.
 Miss Elsie Roe of Waterbury is the guest of MT. and Mrs Harry E. Net tleton of Main street, West Haven.
 The Rev. Leonard Woolsey Bacon, D. | D., of Norwich, is one of the signers of the address issued to the American public condemning the foreign policy l of President Mckinley and the recent | decision of the supreme court alike
 E. s. Hinckley of the New Haven l clock shop with his wife is visiting his brother, Rev. G. w. Hinckley, founder of the Godd Will farm, home for boys, at East Fairfield.
 George A. Austin, c. B. Austin and George Smith of Smith street, West Haven attended the races at Newport They were on the Storm King, which was the committees boat. Commodore King of the New York Yacht club was one of the party.
 Lawrence Ryder of Branford has &C., cepted position as clerk in the grocery store of George O. Foster at Short Beach.
 E. Grant Trowbridge of Paterson, N. '. is the guest of his mother on Eighth street West Haven
 Mir and Mrs. George Harrington and