The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1901-07-27
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
ITEMS or INTEREST CONCERNING
NEW HAVEN PEOPLE
And Other People I'm own Here-Vari-
GUS European Trips and Local Social
Events


start on a cruise Monday to the east
ward The party consists of j. B
Smith and Clifford E. Smith, and also
some friends, who will join them later,
The party will spend most of their time
fishing in and around Gardeners Bay,
the Race and Greenport. They will be
| gone week or ten days.
| Miss Emma Durant, of 70S George
street, has returned from a pleasant
and most enjoyable sojourn at
Cheshire. She was the guest there of
Mrs Charles Clayton Hall, of Chesh-
ire.
Miss Florence M. Fowler, of Wood
bury, is visiting friends and relatives
in this city and Plainville.
James Evans and wife, of Winthrop
avenue, have returned home from a
two weeks trip to Massachusetts,.
Mr.. and Mrs. William W. Paulin, of
this city, are spending few days in
Winchester, Conn. Mr.. Paulin is assist
ant superintendent of the Tuttle, More
house & Taylor Co.
Leroy E. Evans, of SCI Winthrop
avenue, has gone to the Catskills
The Misses Ayala and Annie Church
ill, who have been visiting relatives in
this city, have returned to their home
in Portland, Conn.
Miss Mabel Stoddard of Branford, is
visiting Miss Martha Wise in Maiden,
in the suburb of Boston.
Howard Rice, travelling salesman for
the Bliskendorffer Typewriter COM
pany, is enjoying a few days, vacation
at LimeWood Grove, Branford.
Dr. Bull and family of Plainvile, are
spending few weeks at Short Beach.
Walter w. Austin, of West Haven,
has returned from a weeks vacation
at Lake Waramaug
Albert Lewis and family, of Plain
vile, are at Short Beach.
Henry Judd, of First avenue West
Haven, is visiting his daughter, Mrs.
John Scott, in Southington.
John Freeland and wife, Of this city,
are guests of Peter Wilhelmy's in
Plainville.
Mrs. Charles F'abricue and son, of
this city, are guests of Mrs. Sarah st.
John, of Golden Hill, Bethel.
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Johnston, of
Washingto ton, D. c., leave this week for
this city for vacation.
B. Burwell, of West Haven, who has
been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Chase of Washington avenue. has re-
turned to his home in Bristol
Miss Lillian ColsGhlin, of Middletown,
has been released from her engage
ment to teach in the New Britain pub
lie schools, to accept a more lucrative
position in the high school of this city.
Miss Coughlin is a graduate of the
New Britain high school and also of
the state Normal school at New Brit
ain.
Miss Minnie Smith, of Center street,
West Hagen, is visiting his sister, Mrs.
Clifford Treat, of Orange.
The sixth annual reunion of the Ty-
Ter Family association will be held at
the North Parish church, North An
lover (Center), Mass, Wednesday,
September A. 1901. This meeting will
De second to none of it's successful
in point of excellence.
The morning session will be presided
over by Professor Charles M. Tyler, of
Cornell, the newly elected T. F. A. pres |
dent.
Adolph We'll, of Denver. has Joined |
Mrs. We'll, who is visiting her parents, |
Mr.. and Mrs. Max Adler, at their cot
age, Savin Rock. Mr. and Mrs. We'll |
will spend the remainder of the sum-
ner here
Miss Emma Clingan, of this city, is |
he guest of Miss Resale Ohler, of |
Grassy Plain street, Bethel.
Mr.. and Mrs w. Smith, of Union |
rity, Bethel, are the guests of Mr.. and |
Mrs. Caldwell, of Union avenue. West !
Haven
DR.. and Mrs. w. A. Croffut, of |
D. c.. have left Washing |
on for vacation, They will be at |
Saratoga Springs for month, and |
will then go to Lake George, to remain |
he same length of time.
Mr. and Mrs B. W. Johnson, of Wa
trbury, and Miss Grace Parmalee, of !
his city, are spending their vacations
With Mrs. c. S. Warner in Winsted
George Armstead of Main street
Vest Haven, has accepted a position
ers on Campbell avenue.
Mrs. Charlotte Diggle and daughter
anna, of Plainville, are enjoying an
uting al Savin Rock
Frank Reynolds, of Rogers street,
Stanford. has accepted a position as
gent with the John C. Winston Pub
shing company, of Philadelphia.
The Sunday school of st. Andrews
l. E. church will hold their annual
icnic to-day at Double Beach. Ar
angements have been made to have
he party leave the station at Granniss
'orner at o'clock a. m.
J. A. Tobias, of f. T. Austins furni-
ure store, Danbury, has returned from
three weeks vacation spent in
and New Haven.
Frank A. Mason, of Chestnut street,
Vest Haven, has gone to Flat River,
To-, to do expert work for the Cen
raj Lead company.
Ptarick Fitzgerald and daughter,
larguerite, of Branford, spent the ear
part of the week in New Britain.
DR.. Collins, of South Africa, has been
ne guest of Miss Nellie Wright, of
larry Brook, in Danbury, for the past
eek. He has also been entertained by
ohm Shannon, of Voorheesvile, N. Y,
of Ridgebury. He expects to
isit friends in this city, and will then
aturu to his most of duty on the South !
frican coast.
Miss Grace Lindsey, of Southington,
spending a few days in this city as
lie guest Of her grandfather, Henry H.
hitchcock, in Southington.