The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-07-08
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
LTEJfS OF INTEREST CONCERNING
 NEW HAVEN PEOPLE
And Other People Kn,w Here-Vart- ous European Trips and Local Social Events.


 Events.
 Harry J. Clark, son of ex-Fire Com- missioner David H. Clark, is away having fine times in the country visit ing relatives in New Canaan and Ridgefield.
 Mrs. Samuel Harris of Sachem street, with her niece, Miss Mary deForest Skinner, has gone to Lftchtield and wilt occupy her summer home there as usual.
 Mr. and Mrs. George Lambert from this city were recent guests at Mrs. Amelia I,ambert's in Woodbury.
 MT. and Mrs. James English of Church street have gone to Saratoga Springs for tic season. They will stop at the United States.
 Miss Ray Frank of this city is visit Ing friends on Forest street, Stamford.
 Professor William B. Bailey Of 4ale has returned from a visit to George C. Clark of Terryville.
 William Keller of Stamford has re- turned from a few days visit in this city.
 Rev. Timothy J. Lee and family Of Newark. N J., spent the Fourth with his mother, Mrs. Abbie Lee in Meriden.
 Mrs D, S. Gamble with her two younger children, Miss Alicia ana Francis, are guests st Bailey's lnh' Ridgefield, Conn.
 7 Attorney Isbell and daughter of this city have been residing in Woodpury.
 Isaac P. Smith and family of Dwight street left on Monday for Berkshlre' Mass. for the summer. They Will re- turn In September.
 MT. and Mrs Walter O. Whltcomp ot Church street are at Paul Smiths Ill the A0irondacks for the summer.
 MT. and Mrs. Edward Taylor sailed on Saturday for Europe. They VIII spend the summer abroad, returning to this country in the autumn.
 MT. and Mrs. Samuel Whitaker or Stamford are the happy parents ot little Fourth of July daughter.
 Mir. and Mrs. Frank H. Shell of Tenn ple street will be among the week 5 visitors to the Pan-American.
 P. Dunn of this city, formerly or Stamford. is spending a few days Wl'h relatives in Stamford
 Miss Bessie Eaton. who has been quite III at her residence on SacheHi street is improving rapidly
 Miss Stella Lyon of this city is the p,est of friends in Elm street. Stam- ford.
 Professor and Mrs. William J. Com- stock of Trunlbull street have gone to New Bedford, Mass, for the summer
 Miss Sadie Davitt of Prospect street Stamford is spending a few days Wlth friends in New Haven.
 Mir and Mrs William Taylor have taken a cottage at Silver Sands TOT the summer In the fall MT. Taylor will have charge of the Pittsburg High school. He was given the degree or Ph D. in philosophical psychology at Vale this year and was regarded as one of the most able students of psychology Yale has had in years.
 Mrs. Augusta Munson and another friend placed eighty roses on the grave of the late Charles Mitchell or Weod- h,,rv who donated to Woodbury the high school building
 T,o11is .Zurder of Grand Rapids, Mlch., who came on to attend the funeral or his late brother Maier Iunder, Will e,ord the summer in New Haven with relatives.
 The Beardsley family have arrived from, this city at the Beardsley home s+ead in Woodbury on North Main street and will remain there during the summer
 Mr. and Mrs. Edward P. Judd, who have sold their place on Dwight street to George Bradley of this city, Will III all probability pass the summer III Woodstock. MT. and Mrs. Judd left Tor that place Saturday Their daughter' Alice Judd, will be the guest ct the Misses Bronson of Dwight street pe1ore leaving town.
 Douglas Smith of the Tradesmen s hank of this city, is occupying his cot +aoe on Vue de L'eau in Woodmont' He has been down there for some tlfne and has a handsome summer home
 Mrs l.. B. Neal and family of South ineton will return from Woodmont to- day Mr and Mrs M, B. Wilcox or Southington will occupy MT. Meals cot taee for the remainder of the season.
 Dr R. s. Ives and family Of 339 T,,mbull street will leave this week fo,. Franconia Inn, Franconia, N. H., where they will spend two months en- loving the mountain breezes,
 Mr. Coleman and family of this city are snending several weeks in Enfield.
 Judee l.. P. Deming. who is in New Mexico, left there on the seventh or this month and will go direct to Buff falo to visit the Pan-American expo sition after which he will return to this city late in July.
 The Mary Clapp Wooster chapter, D. R of this city, has issued a new roster containing the names of the new officers elected at the annual meeting in May and the present membership ,tst It is most attractively bound in cadet blue paper, the cover bearing the insignia of the society, and the chanter name and date. It is the first membership list issued in two or three years.
 T. H. Whittemore and family are now settled in their summer home near Lake Ouassapaug, Middlebury Farmer" Whittemore has nearly completed his having putting in an immense crop. Harris Whittemore and family are also there.
 new law firm has just been organ ized in this city the members being Henry c. White, Corporation Counsel Daggett and James Q. Tilson. Messrs. White and Daggett have been associat- ed for several years and MT Tilson has been in their office.
 Rev. Mr. Iusk of North Haven will %, +Io ct1 "a hno r6 0f p1-