The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-07-31
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
ITEMS or INTEREST CONCERNING
 NEW HAVEN PEOPLE
And Other People Known TIere-vari-
 ous European Trips and Local Social

l Events.
 MT. and Mrs. H. B. Ives and family leave to-day for Digby, Nova Scotia, where they will remain during Au- gust, B. J. Hendrick, of the New York Post, and family will accompany MT. and Mrs. Ives.
 MT, and Mrs. James H. Webb, of Hamden, have gone on trip to Buffalo and Canada. While in Toronto they | will be the guests of Professor Lawton, | who recently lectured in the Yale Law | school. They will be absent three | weeks.
 pr. and Mrs. William s. Barnes, of this city, have returned home after sev- eral weeks visit with Mr and Mrs. George Felton, of Lake Kenosia
 MT. and Mrs. Wahlers, of 10 Barclay street, have gone to Buffalo to the Pan- American and Niagara Falls for two weeks.
 Miss Ruth Hitchcock, stenographer for the Athlophorus company, is spend- ing her vacation with the family of Deacon Beebe, at Hotchkiss Grove. She will remain there two weeks.
 Albert Johnson, of J. Johnson & Co.,, and F. J. Myers, of the Louis Rosen- berg company, will leave this week for a trip to the Pan-American. They will be absent two weeks.
 Professor Green, of this city, is spending a few days at the residence of Thomas c. Stearns, Burr avenue NorWalk.
 Miss F. V. Hotchkiss, of Whalley avenue, has gone to New Hampshire and Maine where she is summering.
 Several were baptized in the Latter Day Saint faith, near the chapel, in Broad River, Sunday afternoon, by FL der A. E. Stone, of New Canaan. Those who were immersed were Miss Edith M. Buttery, of New Haven and Miss Eva Futile and Miss Ruth I. Franke, of New Canaan
 Attorney Charles s. Hamilton will leave this city the last of this week for his annual trip to his summer home in Nova Scotia. This is in the heart of the Evangeline district, only three miles from Grand Pre-. This year he will sail in his schooner Fearless from this city through the. Sound to Cape Cod and along the Massachusetts and Maine coasts to Nova Scotia. He will spend several weeks in Wolfville be- fore returning. His family went to Wolfville several weeks ago.
 Miss Katherine Maxwell, of Wooster Place, is spending the season in Litch- field.
 Superintendent Beede and his family will leave for Penobscot Bay on August i and will remain there during the month. MT. Beede will return in time to prepare for the opening of the fall term of the public schools.
 Mr and Mrs. Clarence Marsh, of Elm street. are receiving congratulations. Twin boys were born Monday night.
 Rev. and Mrs Everest, of Elm street. West Haven, are entertaining Mrs. Perkins, of Germantown, and Rev. Mr.. Grafton of Philadelphia.
 The annual outing of the Arion soci- ety of Bridgeport will be held at Staed- ler's park in that city on August 4. The local organization will entertain as it's guests the Arion society of Norwalk, the Ansonia Maennerchor and the Her
 
 New Haveners who left for the Pan American exposition and Niagara Falls were MT. and Mrs. c. P. Misses F. McMann, M. Macey, E. White, M. St. Clair, A. Lam- bert A. Dannhaufer, M. c. Johnson, F. s. Maynard and F. M. Maynard, H. M. Beach, L. S. Spencer and Mrs. F. White.
 Augustine M. Lewis and family, of are at Woodmont, for weeks stay.
 George S. Allen and family, of Southington, left Saturday for their at Money island, where they will spend the remainder of the sum mer.
 Wallace Van Wrinkle, of Branford, returned Sunday evening from the Pan 
 Miss Rose Mccormack, of this city, is the guest of Miss Frankie Brown, of William street, Wallingford.
 Miss Fannie Gardiner, of Providence, R. l., is the guest of Mrs. H. Averill, of | street, Branford.
 Judge Hubbard, of Wallingford, left | yesterday for a weeks stay at Block Island.
 Misses Annie and Mary Lackelt of | are visiting their sister, | Mrs Charles Oberempt. in this city. Mrs. Smith, of Waterbury, wife of | he Rev MT. Smith, who was pastor | ,f the Baptist church in Branford fif- cen years ago, is the guest of Mrs. Henry Hubbard, of Milford avenue, | 3ranford
 Mrs. P. J. Griffin and children and | Miss Bessie Brenner, of Walingford, ,eturned home Monday evening from l stay at Savin Rock.
 John w. Higgins, of Bridgeport, was he guest of his mother, Mrs. J. Hig- 1 gins, at Sunset Beach, Monday.
 MT. and Mrs R. M. Mansfield, of | Wallingford left Monday for weeks ;tay at Clam Island
 Roy Bartholomew of Branford, who sustained a severe sprain of his ankle turing Saturdays ball game, is still | confined to his home at Mill Plain.
 Mrs. Thomas Gill, of Beach avenue, will sail for home the first week. in August Mrs. Gill has been in Europe since June.
 Anson Babcock, travelling represen- ative for the Yale & Towne Manufac- uring company, is the guest of his parents, MT. and Mrs. Marcus o. Bab- ock, of South Main street, Branford.
 Mrs. J. A. Cooke, Mrs. Soula, Mrs. \. Moore, Mrs c F Lane, Mrs E. M. | Mrs. D. Ross, Mrs. c. Munson,