The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-08-07
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
ITEMS OF INTEREST CONCERNING
 NEW HAVEN PEOPLE

of the First Congregational church III Milford, now rector of St. Marks Epis- copal church in South Manchester, has gone to Saratoga Springs for a months S vacation. He is accompanied by Mrs. Riddle. MT. Riddle is a graduate ot the Yale Divinity school, and his wife is a former teacher of Hillhouse high school.
 Mrs. c. II. Mann and children have gone to Sandy Hook for a months stay.
 Mrs l.. Ganung's Home Cottage at 17 Campbell avenue, West Haven, is still crowded to it's capacity. Among the latest arrivals there are Mrs. Mary E. Crofut, of Danbury, Mrs Mary Jane Crofut, of Naugatuck, and her grand daughters, Mabel and Abbie Crofut; Alderman and Mrs. Charles Boylan and family, of Hartford, Mrs. P. Horan and family, of Hartford, Mrs. Frost and family, of the Berkshires, and Mrs. l. Jacobs and daughters, of New York city.
 Miss Annie Smith, of No 291 Broad street. Bridgeport, is enjoying two weeks vacation with friends at Mer- wins Point.
 For mer City Sheriff Rollin J. Bunce and Mrs Bunce, who have been stay ing in Waterbury for three months, have returned to their home, 110 Howe street.
 The many friends of Mrs Mary D. Wells, former matron of the Bridgeport orphan asylum, will be pleased to learn that she is enjoying a most delightful visit with Rev. MT. and Mrs. F. R. Per kins, of Yalesville. Mrs. Wells is most highly esteemed and favopably known in Bridgeport, having been connected with the home for many years. Mrs. Wells will spend the summer with her host and hostess.
 Jacob Nepel, of New York. formerly for twenty-two years a well known dia,- mond merchant in New Haven, was in towll yesterday oh flying visit, having come up to see his daughter, Mrs. Ro- sent erg, formerly Miss Jennie Nepel, Of this city and for years of Silver City, New Mexico, who is summering at the Sour View hotel, Milford. While here yesterday he paid his respects to Mayor Studley. MT. Nepel is in excellent health, and also while here called upon quite a number of other friends.
 Charles H. Mann, the chorister of Trinity church choir, started for seven weeks business tour on Monday. MT. Mann, who represents the Graham Manufacturing company, of Derby, Will go as far west as San Francisco, and will not return until the middle of Sep tember.
 Miss Nellie Stanley, operator for the Postal Telegraph company, in Meriden' has returned from two weeks vaca- ton at Short Beach,
 Miss Ruth Olmstead and Miss Sadie Kyle are at Asbury Park spending their vacations.
 Miss Lizzie Flynn, who has been vis- iting Miss Elizabeth McMahon in Meri- den for two weeks, has returned to her home.
 James Fraser, of Westville, arrived home on Sunday evening. He met his father. Alexander Fraser, in Westfield, and came home with him, James Is on the United States surveying boat Eagle. He will stay at home for one week.
 Miss Nettie I. Hill is spending a few days with her sister, Mrs. Edward l.. Ross, at Indian Orchard, Mass
 D. W. Johnston D, D. S., of No, 139 orange street, is spending couple Of weeks at his old home in Lakewood, N. l.. in company with his wife and son Wainwright.
 Mrs Griswold, of this city, who has been the guest of her sister, Mrs Jo- senh Smith, in Durham for the past week, has returned.
 IT, F. sweezey, late of the T. H. Pease &, Son Church street bookstore, has re- turned from a two weeks trip to the Ruffalo exposition and visiting relatives in Palmyra New York. To-day he will sail for Europe on one of the steamers of the Holland American line to mass the remainder of his vacation season. This is the third trip MT Swee- zev has made to Europe within the last few years.
 Mrs Charles Allen and daughter, who have been visiting Mrs. H. E. Baldwin il, Durham for a week, have returned to this city.
 Harold Bartholomew, who has been summering at Spring Rock, Pine Or chard. for the past two weeks, has re- turned to his home in Wallingford after pleasant trip.
 Rev Dr. Adams, presiding elder of the New Haven district, will preach at the Methodist church, New Britain, next Sunday morning.
 Many are the friends of Mrs H. $. Smith. of Westville, who are glad to hear that she is able to be about after her long illness.
 Charles Johnson, jr., of Waterbury, is at Savin Rock on a two weeks vaca- ton.
 Miss Hopper, of New York who has been visiting her cousin Miss Viola Gamsby, of Elm street, has returned home.
 The family of ex-Policeman William IT Rrickel. of Waterbury, are spending their annual summer vacation at Savin Rock.
 William Quinn, of Westville, is slowly hut surely recovering from his eecent illness.
 Miss Genevieve Campbell, who has been visiting friends In Waterbury, re- turned to her home in this city on Sun day.
 Mrs. James Sykes, of Branford, who hos been the guest of friends in this citv for the past week, has returned u her home.
 Harry Adams, of Stamford, has re- turned after a months visit with rela- tives in this city.
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