The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1901-07-19
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
ITEMS OF INTEREST CONCERNING
NEW HAVEN PEOPLE
And Other People KIN own Hore-Vart-
Gus European Trips aud Local Social
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Events
James Nicely, in the employ of N. T
Bushnell & Co., of this city, is spend
ing his vacation at his home in Gin
ton.
Miss Annie Earl. of this city, ant
Miss Olive GRADER, of Brooklyn, are the
guests of Miss Emma Faith, of South
ington.
Samuel Hollis and wife, of Brooklyn
are the guests of Mrs. David Meigs II
Clinton.
Miss Grace Roach, of William street
Walingford, is entertaining Miss Con-
boy, of this city, and Miss Emma Nc
Hugh, of Meriden.
Mrs. Redfield and Miss Goodrich, OF
Springfield, are guests at E. F. Whites
in Durham.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edmund Andrews, OF
Wallingford, will leave to-day for New
York. from where they will sail to-mor-
row for England.
Detective James p. Ward, Of the
Grand avenue station, has gone to
Madison to spend a few days. He has
been suffering from an attack of ma
| laria.
The announcement of the marriage of
Miss Charlotte Agnes Palmer, daughter
of Mrs. Annie Palmer, of Carmel street,
and Arthur V. Phillips, eldest son of
| Rev. Dr. and Mrs. Watson L. Phillips,
which took place at the parsonage of
| Trinity M e. church in Meriden on
| Tuesday morning. will be received with
much interest by the friends OF the
young people here. Both Mr.. and Mrs.
| Phillips preferred a quiet wedding and
are now enjoying a short bridal trip.
They will return to the city in few
days.
Mrs. Elton B. Baker, of Trinity place,
Norwich, is the guest of friends In this
city
Frank W. Day, of Chambersburg,
Pa, is visiting his relatives in Clinton
for few weeks.
Mrs. f. A. Whitney and daughter
Louise, of North Main street, Southing-
ton, left Tuesday for a few weeks visit
in Vermont.
Attorney Philip Pond and Mrs. Pond
left yesterday morning for the White
Mountains, to be gone about two
weeks.
Mrs. w. O. Carrier and children, who
have been visiting Mrs. Mathewson in
Durham for a few days, have returned
to their home in Middletown
Supreme Representative L. G. Norton,
of this city, was present at the regular
meeting of st. Elmo lodge, knights of
Pythias, New Britain, Tuesday even
ing. Mr. Norton made an address to
the lodge members in which he told of
the recent investigation into the condi-
ton of the endowment fund. Mr.. Nor
ton was present at the meeting in Chi
cago and gave some facts of much i'm
portance.
MI. and Mrs Emil Funck and daugh-
ter, Mr. and Mrs. William Neubauer
and Mrs. George Linstead and son, of
Bristol, are at Brocketts Point, East
Haven.
Mr. and Mrs Hess, of New York, are
at their new cottage at Webster Point,
Clinton.
Miss Maud Hull, of this city, niece
of Mrs. Caroline Olmstead, Of School
street. Burnside, East Hartford, has
gone to the Philippine Islands to teach
school,
First Selectman S. A. Scranton, of
Clinton, is again so far recovered from
his recent illness as to be able to attend
to his business
James Richardson, Of this city, who
has been visiting the family of N. S.
Brewer in East Hartford, has returned
home.
Miss Ethel Plant, of Branford, left
Yesterday for a weeks vacation in Gull
ford.
Miss Jane L. Noy, of the Worthing-
ton Hooker school, started Wednesday
evening on her vacation trip. She will
spend several weeks visiting friends in
Ohio, stopping en- route a
Falls and Buffalo for a glimpse !
of the Pan American. On her return /
she will spend two weeks in Philadel |
phia before taking up her duties in Sep !
tember.
Mrs. Martin of this city, is spending !
4 week with Mrs. Gilbert r. Filler in |
East Hartford
w. C. Corcoran, Of Bradford left for
New York last night with his son Fred
erick to visit DR.. Knapp, the famous
eye specialist.
The Hon William E. Simonds, of
will sail for Europe on the
saxonia from Boston Saturday with N.
J. Williams, of Bellows Falls, VT, the
manager of the Vermont Farm Machine
They will go directly to
Belgium and will be absent until Sep
ember.
Frank Decker, of Norfolk. returned
home Tuesday from this city, where
lis wife was operated upon week ago.
The operation left Mrs. Decker very
weak and her recovery will be very
low.
The Saturday Whist club, of Bran
ord will meet with Miss Grace Covert
It her cottage at Sunset Beach to-mor-
ow.
Miss Mary Woodruff, of Orange, took
Ter Sunday school class to Savin Rock
for a days outing. A fine
ime was had.
Mrs. Mcmahon and family, of Yon-
,ers N. Y, and Mrs O'Tell, of Lyon
treet, are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
.. OTell in Branford.
Mrs. j. J. Carroll and the Misses Sara
nd Bessie Carroll are visiting friends
n Hartford.
Mr. and Mrs Amos Whitney, Miss
and Miss Eleanor Bissell, of
Hartford, are at the PanAmerican ex-
osition. Before returning home they
viii go to the Thousand Islands for
ew weeks.
Stanley Free, agent for the New Eng
and Brewing company, is spending the /