The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1901-08-12
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
ITEMS OF INTEREST CONCERNING
NEW HAVEN PEOPLE
ous EMropean Trips and Local Social

Events.
Mrs. Leishman of 256 Shelton avenue
left town yesterday for Springfield O.
with her brother, Edward Lathrope
and wife, who have been stopping with
her for the past week. They will STOP
over at Niagara Falls and Buffalo for
a few days. Mrs. Leishman will visit
at Springfield with her brother till
late in the fall.
Mi. James N. Boyce bicycle dealer
93S State street and daughter Lillian
have gone to visit friends in Newark
and Tenafy, N. j. Miss Lillian will
return III about two weeks with her
aunt, Jennie R. Boyce of 50 Pearl
street, who has been visiting in New
Jersey since the close of school.
Master George Harold Pheil left Sat
urday for months vacation visiting
friends in Suffield, Conn.
| Mrs Charles O. Higgins of Plainville,
O., who has been spending the month
of July with her brother, Professor
Ladd, has gone to Castine, Me-, for the
rest of the summer Mrs. Higgins was
accompanied by her sister, Mrs. Bras
| tOll VI ILLS Oily
| Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Hurley of Is
Bishop street and Miss Lynch Of Wa
terbury who is their guest, leave this
morning for two weeks stay in Itch
field, after which they will go for a
week to Belmont Mrs. Hurley gave a
dinner on Friday evening to party of
friends, among them being Mr.. and
Mrs. M. F. Stanley, who are living in
their cottage at Cosey Beach; Mr..
and Mrs. Hurley of Aubery,
N. Y; Miss Lynch, of Waterbury; Mr..
and Mrs. Dolan and Mr.. and Mrs. Ken
ney.
Mr.. and Mrs William L. Elder of SO
Bishop street are spending several
days with their daughter, Mrs. George
Fox, In Bridgeport
Mrs M. ]. Prudden and Miss L. E.
Prudden are passing the remainder Of
the season at Jackson. N. H.
James Kingsley Blake, assistant
clerk of the probate court, and Mrs.
Blake, sailed Saturday for Europe.
They will be gone till the latter part of
September
Miss Clara Barnum and brother, Mr..
Thomas Barnum of Humphrey street
nave gone W CORNWALL, V l., W WISH
their brother, the Rev. Samuel Barnum
who has a parish in that town.
Mr.. j. w. Kingswood of 1856 Peck
street, who was taken down with lum-
bago at his cottage at Short Beach, is
rapidly recovering under the care of
DR.. John A. Hutchinson OF Park street.
Professor and Mrs. Ladd and Miss
Elizabeth Ladd left on Wednesday for
Vermont where they will remain until
the opening of college,
Eugene Loveland, who lives on Fair
Haven Heights, has returned from a
pleasant two weeks vacation, during
which he spent ten days at the Pan
American exposition in Buffalo, and on
his return he stopped at the Berkshire
Hills for two or three days.
Miss Catherine Hines of % Grace
street has returned from the Pan
American and Niagara Falls, where
she has been stopping for two weeks
Mrs F. A. Atwood, Mrs. F. Weber,
Mrs Luzerne Ludington and two
daughters and Mrs. w. j. Bradnack
will go to Mantle next Thursday for
few days stopping at the Mantle
House.
Miss Minnie Laske of Rockville is
visiting friends in this city.
Miss Ella E. Simpson of Baltimore,
Mr., is the guest of Miss Dorothy Wat
kins, of $50 Lloyd street.
N. F. Burlingame, who has been sur
seon of Admiral Foote post, resigned
night. His successor will be
appointed at the regular meeting of
the post next Saturday night.
Mr. and Mrs Harry Freeman and
daughter of Meriden are visiting Mrs.
Freemans parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
George Robinson of so Bishop street,
Miss Mollie Bowen of Liberty Street |
and Miss Lillian Reynolds have gone
to spend a months vacation in Itch
field. They will join Miss Anna Dowd
Of Columbus avenue.
Dennie T. Lamb of Southington and
Miss Rose Moran of 36 South Third |
street, Meriden, will be united in mar
riage Wednesday, Aug. 81.
The ceremony will be performed by |
Rev. Father Lynch at st. Joseph's |
church, Meriden, al $50, followed by |
1uptial high mass, which Father |
Lynch will also celebrate. After a re-
3eption at the home of the bride, the !
Young couple will leave for short |
tour.
Miss Jessie Thomas of Richards |
place, West Haven, is visiting the fam
ly Of Charles Scranton of Bridge
bort.
Rev. Arson Phelps Stokes of New |
Haven conducted service at Pine Orch
lrd chapel on Sunday afternoon, and
special program of music was given |
lnder the direction of Mr.. Milton War
Ter.
William Potvin, who was seriously
INJURED a few days ago while riding
BICYCLE is much better and has in the
,ast two or three days been able to ac-
ompany his wife on trolley rides to
iifferent parts of the city and suburbs.
lie will be able to go to work at his
rade in the Mallory & Wheeler shop.
Sergeant Bert Tiesing, son of the late
captain Frank Tiesing, goes to camp |
his morning as q member of the Cav
Try squad. Mr.. Tiesing will enter a
entail college in Baltimore in October
or the study of dentistry.
To Henry Reynolds, of Reynolds
BOLT company, of New Haven, and his
ons, belong much of the credit of the
eautiful development of Rockland
lark, Short Beach. Mr.. Henry Reyn-
Ids was the first to build a house in
he mark To-day his two sons have