The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-11-29
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS
ITEMS OF INTER EST CONCERNING
 NEW HAVEN PEOPLE
And Othor People Known in This City
 Local Social Events Here and Else-
 where.

Woodmont last week. Mir Phillips IS
 still in very feeble health.
 Mrs. Elizabeth Hobro of this city is
 the guest of her son, Alfred Hobro Of
 Pleasant street, Bristol.
 The family of W. H. Perry have come from Oxford to this city to stay through 1 the winter
 F. w. Cone of this city, until recent | ly of Plainvile, spent Thanksgiving in
 Litchfield.
 The annual convention of the New
 Haven county w. c. T. U. will be held
 In the Baptist church at Wallingford
 on Wednesday, December 4. Rev. Frank i Dixon of Hartford will give an address
 in the evening.
 A nurse from the New Haven hospital
 is now in attendance upon Miss Julia ! Gridley of Southington, who is very i'll | with pneumonia.
 Rev S J. Smith of West Halifax. Vt. has been appointed and has received his commission as chaplain in the United States army. MT. Smith is we'll
 known in Plainvlle, where he at one time filled the responsible position of foreman at the Plainville Manufactur ing company, situation he left to
 study for the ministry, in which he has
 been eminently successful. Frederick C. Norton of Bristol, and
 one of those who attended meeting
 of the trustees of the "Old Stone House"
 association in this city Tuesday held
 in the office of Judge Lynde Harrison.
 The weather was so stormy last Sab
 bath that many could not be present at
 ,,J oh, SnHyt,, ny
 to enjoy the excellent music rendered
 by the choir, and Miss Grace Bristol of this city Because of many requests the music will be repeated next Sab bath evening. Miss Grace Bristol will go from this city and doubtless H. w. Beecher will also sing.
 James Nicholas received the degrees in Reliance council, R. A., Bristol Tuesday evening, and Mir. Thompson, member of the order in New Haven, was a visitor at the meeting.
 George Warner and family who have lived in South Bethany for several months, moved to Seymour about week ago.
 Miss Mary c, Griggs, teacher in Old Saybrook, is spending the Thanksgiving holiday in this city.
 Rev. Thomas H. Vincent of Wey- mouth, Mass, will spend Thanksgiving with his mother in Meriden. On Sun day next he will preach in Danbury at the church where Rev. Asher Anderson was given call about year ago.
 The Rev. MT Pulsifer of Portland Me, has received and accepted call to the Episcopal church in Plainville I,,fi Der 22. Mir Pulsifer is an able young man of prepossessing appearance, and comes very lightly recommended. He has been engaged in missionary work and has met with success. MT. Pulsi- fer preached in Plainville on one pr more occasions during the summer, and | made a favorable impression. He will 1 be heartily welcomed to his new par l ish. |
 William Austin, wealthy young | man, son of the late Willis R. Austin, | was married at Norwich Tuesday after | noon to Miss Annie Huntington Brew CT. daughter of MT and Mrs. Arthur H. | Brewer. Guests from all over the state | were present.
 H. E. Smith of Great Hill came to | this city yesterday to be present at the of his daughter, Sarah E. Smith. to Frederick Wells of Derby
 Mrs. J. D. Dewel has returned to New Haven from visit to Norford.
 Clifford Ball of this city spent Thanksgiving day at his old home in Portland.
 Mrs. J. Osborne of this city spent a 'ew days with her father. J. B. Roswell l 1t Hulls Hill last week.
 Miss Mary Hull of Great Hill is en- oying her Thanksgiving vacation with 'elatives in West Haven.
 Miss Gardiner of this city who has 'pent the season at the Stevens house, Norfolk, has returned home.
 Department Inspector Ella E. Babson if this city inspected Lincoln circle, ladies' of the G. A. R., in Bridgeport evening
 Mrs E. Mallory of Hulls Hill had oses in bloom on the south side of her Iouse in the open air the middle of No 'ember Courtland Babcock of New York city | as purchased from Professor Henry | Bishop of this city his place in Oxford. l IT.. Bishop bought the place few ears ago from Mrs, Lum and gave it he name of ''The Boulder" A very retty article by Mir Bishop on his f lace was published in the October 1 'entury, which doubtless many of our f eaders have seen. MT. Babcock is of ] , he firm of Courtland, Babcock & Co.,, paper brokers, A Pine treet. New York. He will add some improvements to the place in the bring and reside there with his family uring the warm weather.
 MT and Mrs. Charles S. Jaynes of !, ais city spent Thanksgiving in Darien. Edward R. Mayer of this city and Iiss Sadie M Loeb, daughter of Mrs. [elen Loeb of 54 Wooster street Hart ,rd, were married a the brides home ! evening at o'clock, Rev. a IT, Meyer Elkin performing the cere- lony. The house was decorated with [ aims and other plants and bank of { reen formed the background for the s edding party. The bride wore a gown T 7 white peau de soie embroidered with ] liffon ruff1es The maid of honor was f .iss Daisy Mayer of New Haven, sister e the bridegroom. The best man was a dward R. Veil. of New Haven. a V ,usin of the bridegroom. The ushers I n ere Miss Julia Samuels, Albert Loeb. s athan Hubert and David Goss. There 1 t ere many presents After a wedding o ip MT. and Mrs. Mayer will be at ome in New Haven at Arch street. a Miss Edna Ridge well known in the | il