The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-08-06
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
ITEMS OF INTEREST CONCERNING
 NEW R4TEN PEOPLE
And Other People Kn nosyn Herc-Yari- ous European Trips and Local Social Events

where he will remain until September l..
 Superintendent of Schools Beede and family have gone to Bangor, Me, to visit Mrs, Beedes parents. Superinten- dent Beede will return to this city on August 27 to prepare for the opening of the fall term of the public schools.
 Mrs. William Brickel of Washington avenue, Waterbury, together with her son and daughter Mary came to Savin Rock Saturday for two weeks vaea- ton.
 Rev. Dr. A. " Higgins of St. Mary's church is at Wauke2ha, Wis, on his vacation. He will be absent until Sep- tember 1.
 Junius St. J. Benedict and his friend, Winthrop Pickering, of this city, are visiting with MT. and Mrs Junlus Ben edict of New Canaan. Miss Lulu Hoagland of Waterville is spending her two weeks vacation in this city.
 Mrs. James Blake has returned from a visit to her father, the Rev. MT. Put nam of Concord, Mass.
 Foster and Arthur Dwyer of this city are spending their vacation with their parents on Main street. New Hartford.
 President Nettleton of the New Ha- |ven Gas company, who is travelling abroad, will sail for home on the steam ship Lucania on September 7
 Edward F. Allen of 73 Henry street, manager of the shoe department of Meigs & Co.,, Church street, is on his vacation with his wife on Block island,
 Samuel Stevens of Detroit is visiting his sister, Miss Augusta Stevens on West Chapel street.
 Frank H. Sperry of 392 Orange street returned on Saturday from a trip abroad with his son Joel.
 Mrs Charles E. Roberts of this city, formerly of South Norwalk, accompa- nied by her daughter, is the guest of MT. and Mrs. Charles B. Allen of Tay- Tor avenue, Norwalk.
 Harry Flemming, for some time in the employ of the Consolidated Rail- road company, has been appointed clerk of the steamer Maryland of the New York, New Haven and Hartford com pany's marine line, succeeding Jesse Van Gelder. resigned.
 Mir and Mrs. Charles Andrew of Meadow street, Naugatuck, have rented q cottage at West Haven for two weeks.
 pr. Bartlett, the medical examiner, with Mrs. Bartlett left yesterday morn ing for a weeks trip to Buffalo and Niagara Falls and Chautauqua. While at the latter place the doctor and his wife will be the guests of Dr. Seaver.
 Levi T. Snow of this city whose fam fly are occupying his parents house in Norfolk, spent Sunday with them.
 The Rice family reunion and picnic was held at the First church grounds, Granby, August 2 Among others Judge Livingstone w. Cleaveland of this city and the Rev. c. F. Fisher of Granby were present.
 Miss May Grady of 444 Washington avenue, and her two cousins, the Misses Anna and Jennie Grady, are spending their vacation in Madison, N. J.
 The Misses Etta and Edith Geer of New Britain are visiting Miss Theresa Bonander of this city, formerly of New Britain,
 D. S. Gamble spent Sunday with his family, who are summering at Ridge field.
 Mrs. Smith Seeley and daughter of this city Mrs Leigh Woodford of Avon and Mrs. Anson Smith of this city who have been visiting Mir, and Mrs. William Aldredge of Plainville have returned to their respective homes.
 Miss Matilda L. Savage of Whalley avenue is spending several weeks in northern Vermont. She is convalesctng from an attack of typhoid fever
 MT. and Mrs. r. Edward Stivers and two children. who have been visiting Mr and Mrs. James H. Stivers in southineton returned to their home in this city Sunday.
 Mrs. Henry Childes of Elm street, East Hartford, is spending her vaca- ton in this city.
 MT. and Mrs Clarence Thompson, Jr., of washington avenue, West Haven, left yesterday for Lisbon, N. H., for an outing.
 The Misses Annie Bamforth and Jen- pia sanderson of New Britain are snending two weeks at Short Beach.
 Mrs. J. H. Merriman with Helen ana Frank of Center street, west Haven are visiting Mrs. Merriman's parents in Wellsville N. Y.
 Miss Mary M Brayne of Camp street, New Britain has returned from stay at Woodnont
 Mir. and Mrs. Johnson of Washington n. C.. are the guests of Mrs. John son's mother, Mrs. Platt of Elm street, West Haven
 Miss Downes of Main street. West Haven, is visiting in Hackensack, N. J. Miss Ella Gorham of Brooklyn, for- merIv of West Haven, has accepted a nosition to teach in the public schools ! of Brooklyn, and will commence her work in September.
 ! Mir. and Mrs. Charles H. Northam and family of Hartford have returned | from thei "trip to Europe.
 MT. and Mrs. Frank Hyde Of Center street. West Haven, are spending the month of August in Stony Creek.
 Miss Lillian Pearson of Arch street New Britain, is the guest of relatives 1 here.
 | Mrs. c. S. Wallace and son of Brook lyn are visiting her son, Durell Shep- ! ard. who makes his home at his grand | fathers, Dr. Shepard of Elm street | West Haven.
 MT. and Mrs Charles H. Lindley with Miss Madeline and Master Frank l of church street, West Haven, left yes 1 terday on an outing trip which will ln- ! cl11de Hackensacll, N. J.; Newhurgh | Albany and other parts of New Yors ! state.
 William F. Jaquith, formerly man. ! aocer of T R Beltaire x Co. s dry goods