The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1901-10-07
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
ITEMS OF INTEREST CONCERNING
NEW HAVEN PEOPLE
Gus European Trips and Local Social

land and England and had a very en-
joyable time seeing the sights in those
countries. On the return trip the
steamer encountered a severe day s
storm, the worst of the season, and
nearly everybody aboard was seasick
but fortunately for Miss Ely she did
not miss a single meal. Her many
friends are glad to see her back again
looking so well.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Barnett and Miss
Barnett have come UP from Pine Or
chard. where they passed the summer,
and have taken accommodations at the
New Haven house for the winter.
Eli Whitney and family, who have
occupied the Crissey house at Norfolk
this season, returned to this city Sat-
urday
Mr.. and Mrs. w. p. Tuttle and Mr..
and Mrs. H. M. Kochersperger have
gone to Greenfield. Mass, for few
days on a visit to friends there
Rev. D. N. Griffin preached in Park
chapel, Morris Cove, Sunday afternoon
at o'clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Fulton and
daughter Of Santa Barbara, Cal, are
spending few days at the New Haven
house
The Wallingford Ladies' auxiliary
has accepted the invitations to visit the
Ladies' auxiliary Division NO 16, of
this city, this evening, and also attend
the Halloween dance of the same di-
vision on Thursday evening, October
81.
John Hillard of this city, brother
in-law of j. Lincoln Fem, assistant
clerk of the superior court, Hartford,
was on Saturday admitted to the Hart
ford County Bar association and sworn
in as an attorney. He is at present in
the office of White &, Daggett in this
city. Mr.. Hillard was a prize man at
the Yale Law school last year.
Mrs. c. D. Tows, formerly Miss Hea-
ton Of this city. is spending two weeks
at the New Haven house.
Fl. e. Sweeney, formerly of T. Fl.
Pease G. Son, who sailed in July for a
tour in Europe, is much improved in
health by his journeyings Of late he |
has been travelling in Switzerland and |
is now doing Italy, including stays in (
Venice, Naples, Rome, etc.
Mrs. Human j. Andrus, the mother of I
Major c. b. Andrus of Hartford, is re-
COV6llIs5 llOlll TIC CllCGto VI q piofNCil /
hip which happened three months ago.
DIR. Fl. L. Law of Hartford has been
ordered to Buffalo to take charge of the
exhibit of the bureau of medicine and
surgery at the exposition.
Patrick Maher. bailiff of the United
States district court, who has been i'll
with dropsical troubles at his home on
Meadow street for the past ten weeks
was able to be out Saturday. He has
been attended by DR.. Mcclure. He
hopes to be able to resume his duties
in court to-day.
S. c. Kone, formerly of G. Fox &
Co.'S, Hartford has successfully pass
ed the preliminary examination for
Yale Law school.
Manager G. D. Francis of the Yale
football team left this city Saturday
evening to perfect arrangements for
his team on their southern trip which
takes place the latter part of next
week and extends over four days.
c. H. Sanford Of this city, brother Of
Mrs. H. N. Galpin, is on short visit
In Berlin.
Judge Nathaniel Shipman still con-
tinues to improve from the effects Of
the slight shock which he sustained on
Sa turday.
Pearl Sperry of Whalley avenue has
gone up in the Woodbridge hills for
outing. Mr.. Sperry was not
well and thought that a months stay
in the woods away from his business
would do him good.
Ruby Bennett, the popular clerk at
Cheney's pharmacy, Southington, will
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part of the time will be spent in this
city, day or two at the Danbury fair ,
and the rest in hunting.
Word has been received that Miss I
Nellie Barrett of Blake street left Sy- !
accuse Friday to go directly to the PAN {
American, where she will spend a week, ,
arriving home the latter part of this ,
week.
Mrs. William Garlick and daughter,
Mabel, and the Misses Nellie TAFT, and
flora Pendexter of South Meriden left
or Buffalo to attend the exposition for
me week.
Miss tSella Davis Of Fountain street,
Nestville. will start on Sunday, Octo- +
,er 10, for a trip to Waterville, Me. She +
will be gone about two months. While d
here she will be the guests of her par {
nts.
Deacon Fitch and daughter, Mrs. d
Ioore of Fountain street, Westville, y
ave gone to Saratoga for a stay of =
ne or two weeks. This trip is an an !
ual thing with Mr. Fitch and his :
aughter, but they generally go earlier y
n the summer and stay two or three "
lonths >,
The Misses Mabel HOLSTER, Gene :.
ieve Swan and Ada Pangburn of =
outh Meriden went to Hartford, Sat =
rday. to remain over Sunday with | n
Hiss Cordelia Woodstock, formerly of T,
outh Meriden q
Ex-Judge Lynde Harrison with his r,
amily who have been abroad for sew n
raj months arrived in New York Sat ~
rday afternoon on the steamship st. n
aul. The steamship had very A
ough passage on the way over from A
Judge and Mrs. Har-
son were accompanied home to New A
ork on the st, Paul by their daughter, o
ertrude, who was married a few
eeks ago in London to Edmund O. Fl
rowbridge of this city. Mr.. and Mrs r
rowbridge did not come to this city,
} they will reside in New York city. @