The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-08-31
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
ITEMS OF INTER EST CONC ERNING
 NEW HAVEN PEOPLE
ous European Trips and Local Social

and Other People hnOwn Here-Varf
 ous European Trips and Local Social Events
 Superintendent w. A. Waterbury
 the we'll known railroad official, is wis.
 iting E, c. Stevens in Norfolk.
 B. H. Wooding, Miss Bertha Wood
 ing and Miss Ethel Wooding of Ham
 den are spending few days in New
 York
 Among the recent arrivals at the
 Pennington Inn are F. F. Sibley and
 MT and Mrs. LeGrand Cannon of this
 city.
 1 Miss Florence Curnow of "A Cassius
 street has for her guest Miss Florence
 Archer of Allendale. N. J.
 MT. and Mrs. Simeon Mckay of Ber- l lin have returned from a week at Savin 1 Rock
 | MT. and Mrs. H. L. Johnson, who have been stopping at Colonial Inn, West Haven, since June, have gone to the Bay of Naples Inn, Naples, Me, to
 remain over Labor day. Rev. Joseph A. Freeman, the pastor
 of the First Congregational church, Woodbury, who has long suffered from heart trouble, fell in an unconscious condition while in the act of address, ing meeting of the official board Mon day evening, and 1t was though for a time that life was extinct. He was conveyed to his home and in a short time recovered consciousness and is much better.
 Mrs. William Berger and daughters, Jennie and Louisa, of Hartford, are visiting Mrs. Berger's mother, Mrs. William fleming of Clark street.
 Addison Bradley of Waterbury is summering at Burwell's Beach, Wood- mont. He had a fishing adventure of a few evenings ago of quite an exciting character. He was swimming near the rocks opposite Merwin's Beach when he saw huge fish tumble right ahead of him. The apparition was so frightful that he immediately betook himself ashore and kept clear of the water for few days. It is supposed that the fish was stray porpoise.-Waterbury Democrat.
 The Misses Katie and Nellie Maher of 247 Franklin street are spending their vacation at St. Michaels Villa, Allen hurst N. J. They will return next week.
 Miss Nellie Heffrin, clerk in O'Brien's bakery on North Main street, Water bury, has returned from her vacation, which she spent in Woodmont
 Albert Hillman of Chapel street is on a vacation visiting the Pan-Ameri- can exposition in Buffalo.
 Miss Margaret Reilly of Sylvan ave- nue, Waterbury, left Thursday to spend a vacation at Savin Rock.
 Miss Mabel Rochfort of Edwards street returned yesterday from a de- lightful stay on the Catskill mountains.
 Mrs. M s. Rockwell of 26 West street, Danbury, is spending few weeks in this city and at Savin Rock,
 Mrs. John Leslie of 746 Chapel street, who has been spending the summer in has returned to this city.
 Miss Nellie ODonnell of F. M. Scott & Co.'S millinery department, Danbury, has returned from her vacation which she spent in this city.
 Miss Minnie Leary is visiting in New York, where she will meet Miss May Murphy, formerly of this city, but now of Cleveland, O.
 Mrs. Ansel Brooks and Mrs. Mary Haughton of this city are visiting Cap tain and Mrs. George w. Farnham at Clinton.
 Miss Alma I. Long of Oak Place has after two weeks visit at the Osborne cottage at Killam's Point.
 Wilbert s. Latter, for several years cashier for the New York, New Haven md Hartford Railroad company at | heir Pleasant street station, Hartford. 1as been appointed chief clerk for the | same company at their Worcester sta | ion, and will leave to assume the duties l ,f that position at once. |
 Mrs. Selma Johnson, widow of John | formerly policeman of West | Haven, now a resident of New York, | s visiting friends in West Haven,
 Dr. Fred G. Sanford of Tariffville, | vho has been spending the summer here with his parents, MT. and Mrs | Norton Sanford left Thursday for Pa., where he will begin | he practice of his profession.
 MT. and Mrs. A. N. Thomas of Cali ornia street, West Haven, are enter aiming MT. and Mrs. Fred Farr and laughter, Bessie, MT. and Mrs, H. M. Adams and Mrs. Leavenworth.
 Arthur Foley of Portland who came 0 this city few days ago to undergo reatment for cataract of the eye was perated upon Tuesday. The young nan is now getting along nicely.
 Mrs. Eva Ireland with her daughters, 1rs Stevens and Miss Rena Ireland f this city, have returned home after pending a week with MT. and Mrs. A. }. Thomas of California street, West [aven.
 MT. and Mrs. Edward Dlckerman of I'm street, West Haven, are entertain ,g their cousins, the Misses Castle of ewark, N. J. Mrs. E. Turk of Norfolk, Conn.,, is isiting her old friends and neighbors
 West Haven. James Fl. Hermance of West Haven his vacation yesterday, his ace in the postoffice being filled by Institute. ,, J. M. Tonllinson of Campbell avenue. lest Haven, left yesterday for a eeks stay at North Conway, where S family is summering. MT. and Mrs. John Savage and daugh r, Miss Ruby, of Portland. who have zen spending several weeks with rela- | yes at Gildersleeve, returned We'd .sday to this city. Miss Florence Woodford of Seymour