The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-08-23
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
ITEMS or INTER EST CONCERNING
 NEW HAVEN PEOPLE
And Other People Known Here-Vari = ous European Trips and Local Social

on East street. Hartford.
 Miss R. I. Cashion of 7S Winchester avenue has returned from a two weeks visit among friends at Long Branch and Bayonne, N. J.
 The Rev. Dr. George o. Pentecost of Yonkers, N. Y, now preaching in Mary lebone Presbyterian church, in London, has been selected by the American Board of Foreign Missions to establish branches o1 the Presbyterian church in the Philippine Islands pr. Pentecost is well known in New Haven, having l followed I'D the Moody and Sankey work in this city after those evangel- ] ists finished their great religious cam l paign here.
 Miss Etta M Ford of Atwater street is spending several weeks in Phoenica, N. Y.
 Mrs. Adelaide D. David of Waterbury is enjoying weeks vacation at Wood- mont.
 Ex-Mayor A. c. Hendrick goes this week to Mt. Clemens. Mich., for the benefit of his health. He will use the I hot bath treatment and mineral springs while there in the hope of curing rheu- matism.
 The Misses Kate F. Seery and Kath- erine G. Charters of Waterbury are enjoying the cool breezesIat Woodmont- l on- the-Sound
 Mrs. H. N. Noble of 127 Orange street has gone to Silver Heights, Conn.,, for much needed rest, to be gone until the first of October.
 1 Charles Edmond of Upson avenue, Winsted, who has been spending a weeks vacation in New York and this city, returned home Friday evening &C., l companied by Miss Elizabeth Kidd of this city.
 | N. Beyea and daughter, Miss Della | Beyea, of 26 Arthur street are spending | their vacation at Otisville, N. Y. They are the guests of MT. and Mrs. James | Everett, Mrs Everett being a sister of | MT. Beyea.
 | Captain John M. Parker, secretary of | the Plainville Camp-Ground associa- ton, returned to Hartford Tuesday af- ter having been at the grounds over month. He reports the camp meeting this year as having had largely in creased attendance and interest mani- Tested for its future, notably for an au- ditorium which will be of great con- venience in stormy weather Several families are still on the grounds. Cap tain Parker left Wednesday for the Willimantic camp meeting. On iSatur- day he intends to go to the Laurel park camp meeting, near Northampton, Mass, after which he will visit his brother. Seymour l.. Parker at Hadley, Mass
 Miss Etta Barnacle of Orange street is spending a week at Chippen's Hill, near Bristol.
 The condition of J. F. Treat of Orange does not improve. He is still very low.
 Announcement is this week made of the coming marriage of Miss Nellie May Kirkland, daughter of MT. and Mrs. G. w. Kirkland of Merrick, Mass, to take place at 30 George street, Mer- rick, on Wednesday evening, Septem- Der f. at o'clock, to Arthur Emerson Dibble. They newly married couple will be at home after November at 31 Grosvenor street. Springfield. Mass. Miss Kirkland is a niece of MT. and Mrs. w H. Spear of this city.
 Mrs. filling, Mrs. Frank Woodruff and Mrs. s. D. Russell have taken cottage at Woodmont for few weeks.
 This evening at S:3O o'clock in the Dixwell avenue Congregational church the marriage of Miss Jessie Jackson of Bridgeport and Joseph Austin of Win ter street, this city, will take place.
 MT. and Mrs. Alfred Walker of Chi cago are visiting their brothers, Walter and Charles Treat, of this place.
 Dr. F. M. McCabe has gone on an ex- tended vacation trip through points of interest in eastern New England.
 Mir Osborn of Derby, who was injur- ed few days ago by his hand being damned between an ice chest door and a bench, was brought to the New Ha- ven hospital Tuesday Blood poison- ing developed from the handling of meat and it became necessary to take him away for treatment.
 Gerald Corkins and Alberta flaw kins were married Wednesday evening by Justice of the Peace Charles H. Hayden.
 Mrs. Charles Britton Swan of Foun- tain street returned Wednesday night after a four days trip to Springfield.
 The Ansonia, Derby, Shelton, Sey- mour Business Mems association will hold its annual outing and dinner at Lake Compounce on Friday, August 23. It is desired by the committee in charge that all who can attend will not fail to do so. The party will leave on the S;52 train from Ansonia and S:57 from Der by, going by way of New Haven.
 Miss Helen G. Montfort of Newburg, N. Y, is spending the summer in West Haven. the guest of her cousin, Henry J. King, and his sister, Miss Helen King at the King cottage in Beach street.
 MT. and Mrs H. F. Smith have re- turned from Litchfield Hills.
 Miss Edna Brown of this city is vis- iting at the home of Miss Margaret Bailey on Andrews street, eBthel,
 Miss Helen Mitchell of Germantown, Pa, is visiting her grandmother, Mrs. Frances A. Mitchell who is spending the summer with her brother, Daniel c. Collins of 255 Main street, West Ha- ven.
 MT. and Mrs. Melbert Cary went from their Ridgefeld home on Friday even- ing and spent Saturday and Sunday at the Hawkhurst, Litchf1eld Their horses and carriage met them there and Mon- day morning their started for Stock bridge by way of Norfolk. Mir Cary was chairman of the democratic state central committee in 1898, and promi nently mentioned with the gubernato- rial nomination last fall He is also