The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1901-10-15
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
ITEMS OF INTER EST CONCERNING
NEW HAVEN PEOPLE

Gus European Trips and Local sociu
Events
Mr.. and Mrs. E. E. Stevens, who hay
been passing the summer at thei
home in Clinton, returned Friday t
their home in this city to renal
through the winter.
Miss Rachel King sails for Londor
Eng, on the steamer st. Louis, Ameri
can line, tomorrow at 10 a. m.
Colonel Rolin S. Woodruff yesterda,
returned from an important bushes
trip to Cleveland. o.
Miss Alice M. Chaplin, stenographe
to City Clerk Norris, has gone to Buf
falo and the Pan American. In her alb
sence Miss Josephine M. Hickey vii
be stenographer to Mr.. Norris.
Mrs. Charles Wilcox of IA West Mali
street, Meriden, is critically i'll, ant
small hopes were entertained for he
recovery.
Captain and Mrs. J. W. Camp viii
celebrate the twentyf fifth anniversary
of their marriage tomorrow evening
at their home, 20 Kensington street
They are now enjoying a drive through
the Connecticut valley stopping at the
Danbury fair and returning by way OF
the Housatonic river.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Dewey of New
York were the guests over Sunday OF
Mr.. and Mrs H. w. Cottrell.
Augustus F. Howell, the we'll known
Boston humorist and impersonator, will
give an Interpretation of the characters
of Irving Bachelors popular story
"Eben Holden at the Dwight Place
church Friday evening. Harry Howell
Whitaker, organist of Dwight Place
church, and Willis Savage Whittlesey,
tenor soloist Of Center church, Meriden,
will also give a fine musical pro-
gramme
Little Arthur Smith, son of Jacob
Smith, who resides on Willard street
and who is i'll with typhoid fever, is a
little better.
Harry Hall and DIR. Porter of Bran
ford have gone upon hunting expedi-
ton in the Maine woods. DR.. Porter
will be away one week and his office
will remain closed.
A pension of $40 per month has been
granted Bennett Fl. Benham Of this
city, who served in Company H, Twen-
tieth Connecticut Volunteers regiment.
Otis M. Reed has secured pension of
$12 per month. Mrs. Jane c. Crane Is
granted So per month. Her husband
served in Company c, Twelfth Connec
ticut Volunteers regiment.
1t is reported that William H. Gillian,
who was we'll known in Meriden about
sixteen years ago, when he was night
telegraph operator and ticket agent for
the New York. New Haven and Hart
ford railroad, is critically i'll in New
London, where he has been in business
for several years. Mr.. Gillian left the
employ OF the New Haven road to
manage the local office of the Balti-
more and Ohio road, with an office on
Railroad avenue.
Mrs. Arthur Honce of Moose Hill,
Branford, arrived home on Friday from
a ten days visit in New York and New
Jersey. Mrs. Honce was accompanied
by Mrs Kaminski, who will remain in
Branford during Mr.. Kaminski's trip to
California.
John H. Post and son of this city
were the guests Of his brother, f. s.
Post, in Clinton, over Sunday.
Mrs. c. Russell of Branford has ar
rived at her home on Hopson avenue
for the winter months
Mr.. and Mrs. James Grindrod ar
rived home Saturday from visit with
friends in Danbury.
James G. Palmer of Branford will at
tend the wedding of MILFORD Squire
Latter and Miss Ida Belle Dibble in
Hartford on Wednesday. The groom
Is son Of Mrs. Nettie Squire Latter,
formerly of this place, whose father
was Lyman L. Squire of the firm of
rquire & Parsons. Mr.. and Mrs. Lat
.er will make their home in Worcester
and will be at home after December l.
Mrs. E. r. Howarth of Washington
avenue, West Haven, is in Bristol.
Mrs. Charles Chandler of East Cen
ter street, Wallingford, is entertaining
her cousin, Miss Jennie Brockett, in |
this city.
The Hawthorn club Of West Haven
will meet this afternoon with Mrs. J.
H. Merriam, So Center street, at 8
o'clock.
The pupils Of Choate school, Wal
ingford, will view the bicentennial
orchlight parade here next Monday
,vening from the rooms of the Women's
Exchange on Orange street.
Mrs William Hoefer and her sister,
Miss futile Of Main street, West Ha-
ZEN, are in New York visiting Mr..
Ioefers brother.
The International Silver company
hipped to ST. Johns. N. F., Saturday,
wo large shields, handsomely design
d. to be presented to the Duke of
gift from the people of New
The shields cost $1,000.
Mrs. Chase of Simsbury is the guest |
f Mrs James H. Reynolds of Main
treet, West Haven.
George Foster of Center street, West
Iaven, is spending his vacation with
is cousin, Henry Palmer, in STAN
ard
Arthur Wilton and Nicholas Allen of
have been awarded the ! ;
ontract to paint and renovate the
lying Point house at Stony Creek. {
hey left yesterday morning for the
Gene.
Mrs, Bruck of Carbonate, Pa, is
1e guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Maitland of
avenue, West Haven.
The quarterly meeting of the Meriden ! |