The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1901-10-12
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
ITEMS OF INTEREST CONCERNING
NEW HAVEN PEOPLE
And Other People Know Aere-s"'
Gus European Trips and Local socia'

ous European Trips and Locai s"ci"'
Events.
DR.. A. M. Rice and wife have return
ed from very pleasant stay in Buttalo
with Buffalo friends, during when theS
visited the American exposition
Little Arthur Smith, son of JACOB
Smith of Willard street, is very Ill at
his home with typhoid fever Dr'
Marsh, the attending physician, stated
yesterday that he is very i'll.
Department Inspector Edison S. B1sh-
on of Norwich will inspect Admiral
Foote post, G. A. r., tonight Proml-
nent visitors from Bridgeport VIII at
tend the exercises.
Charles Schwab, popular salesman
employed by the wholesale hrm OIL
Miner, Read & Garrett, returns IN a DAY
ar two from a vacation spent chiefly in
Newark, N. J., and vicinity.
William F. Clark, a former New Ha-
vener has lust received the appoint
ment of private secretary to Corpora
ton Counsel Whalen of New York city
Mr.. Clark is the son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Rernard Clark of Home Place. He was
formerly a newspaper man in this CITY,
and afterwards in New York city. He
succeeds the late Edward F. Sheehan
with an annual salary Of $500.
Mrs. A. B. Thorpe of Townsend ave-
nue. has'g gone to New Britain for snort
vacation.
Frederick Cook of Diamond street,
who was formerly employed at the
Griest Manufacturing company, has
accepted position in the loading de-
nartment of the Winchester Repeating
Arms company.
Claud Hoffman Of Elm street and
Clifford Smith of Beach street has gone
to the Pan-American, Niagara rails
and will lalso make visit in New YORK
before returning home
CAPTAIN and Mrs. Rodney Parker OF
this city were the guests of MI and
Mrs. John H. Parker in Clinton We'd
nesday and Thursday.
Mrs. Hester Riggott and Mrs. Albert
Riggott of GA Richard street will leave
Saturday for a few weeks stay in
Middletown, Conn
Mrs. Winchester, who has been visit
ing Mr.. and Mrs. George Buell. in Clin-
ton. has returned to this city.
DR., and Mrs. A. j. Tenney of Bran
ford left yesterday morning to drive to
Durham. where they will remain for
several weeks.
Miss Emma Ruden of Allingtown
started Tuesday morning to visit the
PAN American. She expects to be gone
several weeks.
Mrs. Ira Hedges, nee Josephine Dan
forth. and son, of Middletown, are the
guests of Mrs Walter Danforth OF
Montowese street.
clarence Rhodes of Campbell avenue,
West Haven, who has been quite SICK,
is improving.
Mrs. w. O. Montgomery, who has Wis
tod relatives in Fair Haven, has re-
turned to her home in Bell Haven, N.
& and visited her brother, Walter
Chase OF gil ioVeN'
HAYNES Everest of First avenue,
West Haven, is spending his vacation
at the Pan-American, and Will also
visit relatives.
Edward Farren, one Of the postmen
of this city, who slipped on banana
noel on Grand avenue about eight
,reaks ago and broke his ankle, is able
to be about, assisted by crutches.
Miss Edna Hoadley Of Branford, who
missed her footing and fell down the
hack stairs at her home in Mill Plain
asst week. is still confined to the bed.
Miss Hoadley escaped broken bones,
hut is very badly wrenched and bruis-
ed. She Is also Frustrated by the shock
10 her nervous system. Miss Jane
HoadIey is now at the homestead.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Richards of
Wisconsin, who have been the guests
for the past week of the Beach family
In Branford, left Thursday for visit
with relatives in Springfield, Mass.
Henry Kaiser, formerly overseer for
Miss Innfans of Castle Rock, Branford,
Is now with William e. Brockett. He
will occupy Cliftside cottage, Brock
ett's Point, during the winter, and
have charge of all the cottages at the
point.
Miss Weissbarth, teacher in room 10,
Strong school, has been confined at her
home on Exchange street with an at
tack of bronchitis for the past week.
She is considerably better, and it Is be-
lieved that she will be able to return to
her duties as teacher next week,
Rev. Ignatius Kost, who for several
years past was pastor of st. Mary's
Catholic church in Meriden, and who
was granted a leave of absence by
Bishop Tierney last May, to visit Eu-
rope, has been appointed as assistant
pastor of st. Patricks church, this city,
and he begins his new duties on Thurs
day.
Mrs. Welles of Orange is visiting her
nephew, Walter r. Scott at his home
on Beers street, this city.
Mr.. and Mrs William Koch celebrat-
ed their cotton wedding anniversary
ia fine style at their home. 127 Nash
street, Thursday evening, assisted by
q large number of friends and relatives.
Miss Bouton has been obliged to give
up teaching owing to i'll health. Her
room is in charge of Miss Bridges.
Mr.. and Mrs. William E. Brockett
are enjoying october at their summer
home, the Linden, at Brockett's Point.
For their guests of the week they have
had Mrs Brockett's two sisters, Mrs.