The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-09-24
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
ITEMS OF INTEREST CONC ERNIN0
 NEW HAVEN PEOPLE
And Other People Ixn own Here-vari- ous European Trips and Local Social Events
Events.

| The home of MT and Mrs. Samuel l McVeigh at Agawam, Mass, was the 1 scene of a charming wedding Thursday evening, when their daughter, Martha Ellen McVeigh, was united in marriage | to Henry Alexander Oliver. only son
 of Hiram Oliver of Agawam. The house was decorated with clematis, { goldenrod ox-eye daisies, gladiolus
 and dahlias. Rev. Walter Rice per- l formed the ceremony. Among those
 present from out of town was Alexand-
 CT Oliver of No. 425 Third avenue West Haven, employed by the Winchester
 Avenue Railroad company. ] F. c. Earle left yesterday for busi-
 ness trip of two or three days to Wash 1 ington, D. c.
 | Bert Wilkinson of Washington ave- nue and Frank Lum of Center street, | West Haven, are attending Hopkins grammar school
 Eugene T. O'Sullivan, who has been
 the guest of J. P. O'Sullivan on Main l street. Stamford, came to New Haven | yesterday to resume his studies at the Yale law school.
 | Miss Hills of Campbell avenue has | returned from her visit to Blanford, | Mass.
 | Mrs. George Finch of New Haven is visiting friends in town. | Miss Clara Hermann and Harry Katz, whose engagement was recently announced, will receive on September 29 from ? to D. m.
 Miss Barbara O'Sullivan of New Ha-
 ven is the guest of her brother, James Mai Sf1D1fOrH Arnold Jackson, Harvard 1902, is spending few days with his mother, Mrs. Clinton Bird, before going back to college.
 Rev. William McNicholl gave stir ring address on Sunday evening in the M. F. church, in West Haven, on the life of William Mckinley and the les sons drawn from it. The church was handsomely decorated and the choir rendered special music. Rev. N. J. Squires read the 90th Psalm. The engagement of John w. Wizard of New Britain and Miss Louise Whit ney of Southington is announced. Miss Whitney is daughter of Pardon Whit
 ney, superintendent of the Peck, Stowe
 & Wilcox company. Mr. Wizard has
 responsible position with the General
 Electrical company in Lynn, Mass. Several West Haveners attended the Branford fair. Saturday, among those
 noticed were Harry c. Tolles, who is connected with the Stoddard & Gilbert company; Charles McClelland, Dr. M. J. Adams and wife, Clarence B. Thompson and wife, George Bailey and wife and Albert Coe and family.
 Mrs Francis Johnson and daughter of Fair Haven have taken up their residence in New Britain.
 Charles H. Wagner of Putnam sailed Saturday from New York for Europe, where he goes to resume his study of the Spanish and Italian languages.
 Mrs. Nellie Eachan of First ave- nue was married to A. Wilson Homes of 14 Dickerman street on the after noon of Tuesday, September 17. They were escorted to the depot by large party of friends and departed for short trip amidst a shower of rice from members of the w. R. C., No. 27, of which the bride is president. On their return they will reside at No. IA Dick erman street.
 C. Sherle Wilcox who has been as- sisting at the New London Y. M, c. A. in the absence of Secretary Mansfield, has returned to his home in New Ha venn.
 F. A. Stanley, assistant secretary of the New London Y. M. c. A., leaves Monday morning to take a position as secretary of the junior department of the New Haven association.
 A. L. Schneider, the well known pro- prietor of the New Haven Five and Ten Cent Store, on State street, left for a trip to the Pan-American on Friday last. After week spent at Buffalo MT. Schneider will return to New Haven, accompanied by Mrs. Schneider, who has been visiting with relatives in that city during the month just passed.
 Edgar Stiles of Center street, West Haven, spent Sunday out of town.
 Services led by Rev. MT Cannon of New Haven were held in the Bicycle building on West Main street, Plain vile, Sunday afternoon for the colored people.
 Miss Edith Shillitto of Main street, West Haven, who is teaching in Wash ington Corners, spent few days home last week.
 Jesse Devine of Bank street, Water bury, came yesterday 10 New HaVen' to attend Yale college Waterbury paper says: MT. Devine is a very bril- liant young man and will undoubtedly represent the Brooklyn district and in- deed, the whole city at Yale.''
 Mrs. William Siebold of Springfield is the guest of Mrs. Hopper of Campbell avenue, West Haven.
 MT and Mrs. Burton Mansfield start for trip to California the latter part of this week.
 General Henry A. Bishop, purchasing a gent for the New York, New Haven & Hartford railroad, started Saturday for q, three weeks hunting and fishing trip in the Northern Maine woods. General Risbop's last similar trip resulted among his, other trophies, in the bring ing home of the head and antlers of fine young bull moose.
 MT. Cook, mother of Mrs. Edward Dickerman, is i'll at her home on Elm street. West Haven, with malaria.
 Mir. and Mrs. George W. Fairchild 1 and daughter Louise of Startford, and MT and Mrs. Philo M. Beers, of Bridge l port, are a party at the Pan-American exposition.
 Edwin Almquist of Brown street.