The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-08-28
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
ITEMS OF INTEREST CONCERNING
 NEW HAVEN PEOPLE
And Other People Known Hehe-Vari -
 ous European Trips and Local Social

street have been enjoying themselves Tn Maine, Rhode Island and Massachu- sett for several weeks. MT. Barton has returned home and Mrs. Barton will re- turn in about two weeks.
 Miss Elvira Fichtl, daughter of Band master Frank Fichtl of the Second reg iment, returned Monday night from five weeks delightful visit with the Posner family in Providence.
 Miss Mabel Gay of Boston, daughter of John Gay, formerly of New Haven for the past two years of Boston, is the guest for week of Miss Helen Clifford of the Register. Miss Gay has large circle of friends here and she is quite favorite with large circle of Boston society friends.
 Professor Frederick Wells Williams of Whitney avenue is the guest Of the Rev. Stewart Means at his summer cot tage at Grove Beach.
 Anthony Rockwell is sojourning at
 the Grand Central hotel Newtown. Charles R. Coan, of the Security In- surance company, and his brother, E..
 F. Coan of Cincinnati, formerly of New
 Haven, are at Watch Hill at the Lar
 kin House, where they will stay a few days longer They are much pleased with the Larkins House, the proprietor of which is also proprietor of the Hotel Kensington, New York.
 Miss Cora Baker of Waterville is spending a two weeks vacation with | friends in this city.
 | The Misses Nellie and Mae Connell of Stevens street left yesterday morn | ing for weeks visit to the Pan-Amer-
 ican and Niagara Falls.
 State Attorney Williams of New Ha- ven county, who has been shooting
 woodcock at Bethlehem during the past week, has returned.
 | Judge and Mrs. l.. M. Hubbard, Ken meth Hubbard and Clarence Hale of | Wallingford will return the latter part of this week from a stay at Saratoga | Donald R. Hooker, Miss Hooker and | Miss Brown. of this city are on canoe | ing and camping trip in Maine. Miss Margaret Farley of this city is the guest of Miss Vera Miller of North Colony street, Wallingford. Dr. E. G. Nettleton and his three young son. Edward Bradley who is associated with the Mathushek Piano
 Manufacturing company, and Frank Cox, son of John Cox of the Surf House, have gone on a two weeks cruise in the Cleopatra. They will stop at New London, Sag Harbor, Fishers Island, Block Island, and other well known re- sorts.
 Rev. Father J. D. Kennedys parish in Westville will give an immense lawn
 party on Wednesday, Thursday and | Friday of this week and number of
 Danbury people will probably attend.- -Danbury News.
 Miss Evelena McGrath is visiting her aunt. Mrs Fred Morehouse of Port | Chester, N. Y.
 Mystic was represented at the fat mems clam bake in that vicinity by Byron Lewis, who tipped the scales at
 9SS pounds, and quite delegation of more diminutive specimens of the hu- man race.
 | Miss Eleanor Fahy of Bright street and Miss Josephine Bree of Pine street are spending few weeks at Mount | Tom. just outside of Springfield Miss Fahy and Miss Bree expect to visit the l White Mountains and Newport before | returning home
 f MT. and Mrs. L. H. Hopton of New York are spending a week With Mrs Josephine Fitch of Orchard street. Mrs | Hopton will be remembered as Miss l Louise Fitch.
 | Miss Elizabeth Pagan and Miss Kit l n ,Fy rn1l li1ocr | Monday from a stay at Snort Beach. The Misses Anna and Leah Waugh ol | George street and Miss Adelia Sullivan
 of Portsea streetS who have been spend | ing their holidays in the vicinity o1 | White lake, Sullivan county, New York have decided not to return until the re- lopening of the schools. They are stop
 ring at the Lake View house and re- hort delightful summer.
 James Nolan, who has been in the employ of the Great Atlantic and Pa cific Tea company for twelve months in Bridgeport, has severed his connec' tion with that house to fill more ac ceptable position with the New York l New Haven and Hartford Railroad cornany. He has been spending hi' vacation with friends in this city ant Wallingford before accepting his new position
 Miss Nellie Austin of this city is th' guest of the Misses May and Fay Han
 mer in Wethersfeld.
 MT. and Mrs. Arthur G. Day were th'
 guests of Major and Mrs. Isaac Brom lev at their cottage at Eastern Point Groton.
 Irving w. Kenyon, son of R. P. Ken von of Hartford, has left for summit IN. J., where he is acting as private sec retary to the president of St. Georges Hall a, preparatory school, with thu lobiect of preparing for the Yale Law school.
 MT. and Mrs. Emil Lippman and thel two daughters, Lillian and Pearl, wh' have been visiting relatives at ll2 Ed wards street have returned to thel home in Tarrytown, N. Y.
 Miss Hattie Bradley, formerly of NeV Haven. now a teacher the coloret university of Tougaloo, Miss, is spend ing A few days in Hartford, the gues 1 of Mrs. F. w. Agney of 1S7 Jefferson jstreet She speaks very enthusiast1cal Ivy of the work among the colored peo nle of the south. There are about 2o nlpils at the university, bright an' eager to learn.
 Francis l. Taylor and the Misse Alice and Jennie Taylor are in Buffal
 for a two weeks visit at the exposition
 Miss Edith Adams of this city is jguest of Miss Gertrude Woodruff il
 Plainville.