The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-09-06
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
AIEAS or INTEREST CONCERNING
 HEW HAVEN PEOPLE
ous European Trips and Local Social

1
 Events.
 MT. and Mrs. Benjamin H. Smitf
 having returned from their weddin
 trip, after short stay in the city, lief
 yesterday morning for an extended tri
 to Canada, visiting the Buffalo exposi
 tion and Niagara Falls, en route fo
 Toronto.
 Miss Betsey Lewis, for many years
 teacher in Roxbury, is with her broth
 ere, Charles Lewis, in Roxbury, for
 short visit. Miss Lewis home Is nov
 in this city.
 Leland Tanner, former resident o
 William street, this city, but now o
 Lowell Mass, is spending a part of hi
 vacation with his brother in this city
 who is janitor at Eaton school.
 Mrs. Addie Blakesley of this city
 with three children, is visiting her un cle, George w. Hurlburt, in Roxbury.
 Misses Rose and Mamie Mason of 6 Arch has returned from pleasan two weeks stay with relatives in Meri den.
 Mrs. E. Kannegiesser of 51 Sylvan avenue has just received the pleasing tidings from her sister, Mrs. Anna Vogel of Exin, Province Posen, Ger many, that her daughter, Miss Olge 1 Vogel, has been engaged to be married to Adolf Thiele of Hanover, The Misses Kilcran of Winchester avenue have returned from a fort nights visit with friends at Litchfield | MT. and Mrs. Albert Hanson of this city, who have been visiting MT. and Mrs. August Anderson of Park street New Britain, have returned home. Patrolman Joseph Bellman, who for | the past six months has been at Sara mac Lake Adirondacks, has returned MT. Bellman's health has been greatly benefited by his trip. Mrs. Glover, F. H. Rogers and wife, Miss Ollie Glover and Felix Starsey, all of Deep River, are at Woodmont for a weeks vacation.
 Isaac Levy. the druggist Of Wash ington avenue, returned from visit to Litchfield, where he has been for the past two weeks.
 Miss Lucia Hill of West Bedding has 
 city, where she will take a two years course.
 Lawrence Farrell has just returned from a cruising trip with John Higgins and William Farrel. Most of the time was spent in visiting various interest ing summer resorts along the Sound.
 Frank Coxeter and daughter Miss Nellie Coxeter, who have been occupy ing their cottage at Pine Point. New Milford, since the first of July. return ed to town on Tuesday
 Miss Rosella Cronan of Compton street returned from Belmar, N. !. months.
 William Hickok. clerk in the Bethel postoffice, is in this city for few days yiSi.
 Dr. and Mrs. Young of Winchester avenue are in town after a pleasant vacation passed at Hamilton, Montreal, Niagara Falls and Buffalo. They had been away six weeks.
 Miss Mamie Sheedy of this city, who has been the guest of MT. and Mrs. Thomas O'Neil of Reynolds street,
 
 Misses Emily and Mae Richards have returned to their home on Spring street after two months stay in Litchfield.
 Miss Susan Ellen Brown of 25 Whal- ley avenue and teacher at the Shel- ton avenue school. is back from Mys- tic. where she has been throughout the summer.
 Miss Mamie Futile returned to her home in this city on Monday after spending the summer at the home of J. w.. Eiibbarts in Ridgefield.
 Miss Elearor Marcus, who has been the Deuest of her brother at Long Branch, N. J.. has returned.
 Miss Agnes Russian of this city has home after visit with Miss Agnes Small of 25 Main street, in Dan- bury.
 Miss Rosa Hintz has returned from Merchantville, N. J.. where she has been spending her vacation.
 Arthur Ferry of Bethel has taken a position as salesman with the M. Stein- ert & Sons Co.,, in the piano department of tine Danbury Art store.
 Miss Annie L. Stone has returned home. She spent the month of August relatives in East Orange, N. J., and Elmont, l.. I.
 M. k Jacobs of Berlin. well known here, is in Boston. A Boston syndicate are desirous of purchasing MT. Jacobs plant and lave been negotiating for some time. Mir. Jacobs owns the larg- est amount of clay in any yard in Der in and also has a sand lot which he says is good for one hundred years. He will turn out about 7,O0O,O00 bricks this year and all are sold.
 Miss Eleanor Curtis, who has been the guest of Mrs. Leo Hammond al their cottage, Norris Cove, is in town Milo Clark of this city called on friends Tn tSonington Tuesday.
 Mrs. Elmer Schroeder, with her two young daughters, Margaret and Doro- .hy, have returned to their home on George street after a five weeks sJnty 1t Newtown. Miss Belle Kane of Waterbury. whq las been visiting at the residence or Ter aunt, Mrs. Nellie N. Tyler, IFS Olive treet, for the past month, has returned o her home and is now a student at he Waterbury high school. Wesley Garfield of this city spent | Labor day with relatives in New | Canaan. Mrs. Garfield, who has been | pending the summer there with her | parents, MT. and Mrs A. F. Jones, will eturn the latter part Of this week. Arrivals at New town Inn-Mr. and [ Irs. E. F. Reed, Miss M. L. Brew,