The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1901-07-29
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
ITEMS OF INTEREST CONCERNING
NEW HAVEN People
Gus European Trips and Local Social

Professor J. w. Gibbs of Yale is So
journing at 1.-THE Bellevue" Intervale
N. III.
George Ruickholdt has been out of
town about two weeks spending his va
cation with relatives in New Jersey,
will return the latter part of the week.
Rev. DR.. Charles Ray Palmer has
gone to the Crawford house in the
White mountains, where he will remain
until August 1.
The Misses Catherine and B. j. Sui
Ivan and the Misses Annie and Della
Burns and Catherine Fleming of
Thomaston, Conn, are stopping at the
Stanford house, Savin Rock, for two
weeks.
Mrs Edward Finnerty of this city is
visiting relatives in Naugatuck.
Miss Alma Leighton of Grove street
is guest at Captain Noroton's cottage
Falmouth Foresde, Cumberland, Me.
C. j. White and family of New Brit
tain has arranged to spend three weeks
at Short Beach,
Tracy Farnam is stopping in Farm
ington.
Mrs. T. r. Wightman and Miss Jessie
Wightman of New Britain have return
ed from Short Beach.
Mrs. B. w. Ives of Temple street is
visiting at the home of DR.. w. H. Sal
ter, Duluth, MINI,
Mrs S. Y. Henderson, Isham Hender-
son and Yandell Henderson have gone
to North East Harbor, Me, for the re-
mainder of the summer.
The Misses Murnane of Hungerford
street Hartford, are spending a two
weeks vacation at Short Beach.
Professor E. H. Sheath and family Of
Whitney avenue will spend the remain
der of the summer at Madison Conn.
Frank G. Bassett of Seymour, who is
secretary of the Bassett Family asso-
citation, was the guest of Mayor Bas-
sett of New Britain, Friday.
Mrs. H. S. DeForest Of Temple street
is summer visitor at Kilam's Point,
Branford
Twenty-Five people, mostly servants
of Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Stoeckel of Nor
folk enjoyed the hospitality of their
employers at the Lodge, on the shores
of Lake Wangum, near Norfolk, Fri
day. A sumptuous repast was served
Music for the occasion was furnished
by William Camp violinist, and Miss
Rosa Johnson pianist.
Mrs. Charles r. Atwater and Miss At
water of Whitney avenue are at Scit-
uate, Mass, where they will spend the
summer months.
George Mix of Bristol, after one year
of preparatory study at Willston acad-
envy, Easthampton, Mass, has success
fully passed his examinations and will
enter the Yale law school this fall. He
Is in Utica, N. Y, at present, where he
is acting as agent for the O'Connor
Shoe company.
An unusual family gathering was
held Wednesday at the residence OF
John G. Bill on North street, the sons
and daughters of James Lincoln of |
North Windham meeting there for re-
union. There were five present as fol-
lows: Marvin Lincoln of Washington,
D. c.. aged eighty eight; Mrs. George
c. Martin Of this city, aged eighty-siX;
Mrs. Mary Virgins of Andover aged
eighty four; Loren Lincoln of this city,
aged eighty-two; and Orrin Lincoln of
Eaglesville aged seventy-eight, the
combined ages being AIS and the aver
age age SO 3-5 years.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dean Lyman are at
Woodmont.
Justin E. Burgess of the former Bur-
CESS fur and hat store, now of Man
chester, NJ H.. was in town Saturday
calling upon his brother, Henry B. Bur
yess of Whalley avenue. His health is
nearly fully restored as his many
friends will be glad to learn
Mrs. Catherine Warner of Hanover
street, Meriden is visiting in this city
or couple of weeks
Ellsworth l. Foote and nephew, Har-
" Foote, sailed for Europe Saturday
m the Lucania for two months trip
,broad. Mrs. J. Edward Somers of
Whitney avenue was to have sailed on
he same steamer, but owing to the i'll
less of his little daughter, was obliged
q postpone his trip. Mr.. Somers was
,oing to London on his annual trip. He
nav go later the season. Mrs Somers
nd her daughters are at Woodmont.
Miss Helen Cutting of North Main
treet Waterbury, will spend the next
wo weeks with friends in this city and
Derby.
Mr.. and Mrs. James English of
,hurch street are entertaining as their
uests for the next few weeks, Mr. and
Irs BENJAMIN r. English of this city
t Saratoga.
Mrs Robert Dillon of this city is 3,
pending a few days at the home of her !
arelits, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Clancy :
f North Main street, Naugatuck. )
Little Miss Margaret Atwater, the :
aughter of Mr. and Mrs. E. l. Atwater
Gamer street has returned from
isit with Mr.. and Mrs. James E. Kill ,
I'm at their summer home in Suff1eld
Miss Bailey of this city is visiting .
18th Miss S Church of Broad street =
Ieriden.
Mrs. Leonard Bacon and Miss Wales =
. Bacon are summering at Rogers Is
md. :.
Miss Carrie Twiss of New Haven is
listing with Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Hall
Meriden. d
Mrs. Francis w. Mcmillan of Detroit '
the guest of her parents, Mr. and d
[rs Frank e. Lewis of Edgewood ave-
ue Mrs. Mcmillan was Miss Daisy N
evils of this city. T.
Mr. and Mrs John M Gallup of Hart a
,rd arc ar the Fort C5riSWO1d hDuSe u