The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-09-10
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
ITEMS OF INTEREST CONCERNING
 NEW HAVEN PEOPLE
And Other People Known Herc-Vari- ous European Trips and Local Social
 

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 MT, and Mrs. W. c. Goodwin, who
 have been spending a week with friends
 at the Algonquin cottage, Short Beach
 have returned to their home in Bristol,
 this state.
 Attorney S. Harrison Wagner of this
 city, who has been in Paris visiting his son, who was taken down with typhoid
 fever several weeks ago, sailed for
 home last Saturday. He left Mrs.
 Wagner with his son, and they will go
 to the mountains in Switzerland, where
 it is hoped young MT. Wagner will be recuperated. They will return the lat ter part of October.
 Rev. D. M James of Plymouth,
 Mass, who has been stopping in the city for several days, his headquarters
 at the Tontine hotel, leaves for home | o-day. During his stay many of his 1 former parishioners here have had the
 great pleasure of meeting him. It will
 also please many to know that he will
 be here again during Yale's bicenten- nial exercises.
 Mrs Edwards of Monroe, Conn, is | the guest of Mrs. Julia Bassett of Main street. West Haven. The Misses Briggs of this city are visiting relatives in Meriden Miss Edna Bushnell of Clinton, who is a teacher in the Allingtown school, will spend the winter with her aunt, Mrs. Lord of Center street, West Ha- ven.
 Miss Fannie R. Ives of Meriden has returned from a trip to Canada.
 MT. and Mrs. Fredrique R. Lewis of West Haven are spending a week at Newtown.
 Miss Lucy Van Slike and Miss Minnie Lansing have returned to their homes in this city, after pleasant visit with Mir. and Mrs. Henry Lansing of Rose Hill, Portland.
 Mrs George Rowland of Third ave- nue. West Haven, is visiting in Spring field and Boston and expects to be away two weeks.
 Mrs Stowe, who has been visiting at the residence of A. J. Briggs in Crom- well, have returned to this city.
 G. K Hyde of Center street, West Haven, has gone to New Hampshire, to join his wife, who is spending the month of September among the Hills
 Miss Alice Sandland of this city is visiting Mrs Emma J. Peters and Miss Lillian Hawkins of Centennial avenue, Meriden
 MT. and Mrs Eugene Hubbard of West Haven are entertaining MT. Hub bards sister and husband, from Wa terbury, MT. and Mrs. Cottle.
 Mrs Stevens and daughter Florence of Meriden have returned ohome from a stay in this city.
 Miss Addie Wallace of Main street, West Haven, has returned from her visit to her sister, Mrs. Joseph Smith, at her home in Mystic, Conn.
 Dr. and Mrs. H. T. Partree of Bland ford, Mass, have been entertaining Mir. and Mrs Edward H. Norton, IT,, of Springfield. MT. Norton was a class | mate of Dr. Partree's at Yale 's7 and is now manager of G. & c. Merriam's sub | scription department. Springfield.
 MT. and Mrs. Hyde, who have been l spending the summer in Stony Creek, l have returned to their home on Center | street, West Haven.
 Mrs. William Giles of this city is the | guest of Mrs Aaron Newman in East | Longmeadow, Mass
 Mrs. c. E. Blatchley of Middlet own, | who has been spending month at North Haven, returned home, accom- panied by MT. and Mrs Frank Stiles.
 MT. and Mrs. Willis Law of this city are the guests of MT. and Mrs. Eugene West Haven.
 Judge Elmer and family of Middle town. who have been spending five weeks at Fishers Island have returned.
 Mir and Mrs. Arthur Geldard and son Walter of East Longmeadow, Mass, are spending week in this city and vicinity.
 Miss Libbie Dewell of Wallace street, West Haven, is in Hartford visiting relatives.
 Colonel N H. Heft, chief of the elec- rical department of the New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad Co.,, srrived on Saturday last from Europe ,n the steamer Philadelphia, formerly he Paris, of the American Line. He tailed from Southampton, England, August 31, the same day that President [ohn M. Hall of the New Haven road tailed from Bremen. Colonel Heft pent between three and four weeks in England, France and Germany. Ills ime was mostly devoted to an inspec- ion of the electric railway systems of he countries named, particularly the hird rail systems of Germany and the underground system now being instal- d in London. He returned tired, but n the whole physically benefited by ( he trip. At Bad Mannheim, Germany, e met President and Mrs. Hall and 1 lso the Hon. and Mrs. Samuel Fes- ' enden of Stamford Judge Hall and $ IT, Fessenden said that they had both ; realty benefited from drinking the wa ' CTS and taking the baths of the famous l Iartz Mountain health resort. (
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