The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-08-19
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS,
ITEMS OF INTER EST CONCERNING
 NEW HAVEN PEOPLE

NEW HAVEN PEOPLE Ando Other People Known Here-Vari
 ous European Trips and Local Social
 Events.
 General and Mrs. Henry s. Peck Of West Chapel street will attend the thirty fifth national encampment or the Grand Army of the Republic to be held from September ninth to the fourteenth at Cleveland, o. General Peck IS an inspector general of the G. A. R' Ihe annual encampment is a delightful ex- perience to old comrades.
 MT. and Mrs. Stephen Warren and family, who have been visiting With James D. Warren, in Park street, New Caanan, for several weeks, returned to their home in this city Friday.
 Mr. and Mrs. Arthur B. Russell or 6o Admiral street, this city, are spenalhs their vacation at Asbury Park.
 Miss Florence Prince and Miss Mil dred Prince of this city are guests or Miss Marie Curtis of Knight street, Norwalk.
 Mrs. o. w. Cornish and daughter, Miss Agnes R. Cornish, of 20 Henry street, are visiting in this city
 Miss Helena Kane of Grassy Plaln street, Bethel, accompanied by MISS Minnie Skivvington of this city, IS vls- iting in Bridgeport.
 Coming home from Mauchunk, Penn, Friday, was a party of fourteen New Hayeners among them Captain Rounds, with Foskett x Bishop and Dr. Anderson and Alderman Chilling worth The party had spent two weeks in Buffalo. They came up from New York by boat.
 Rev. Dr. Adams pastor of the Meth odist Episcopal church, Bethel, for men New Haven pastor, is spending some time in the Adirondacks. He Is accompanied on the trip by William Phillips Hall, the New York evangel- fist.
 Captain and Mrs. Frank Lovejoy of 70 Dickerman street will celebrate their f1ftieth anniversary golden Wed- ding on Wednesday, August 2S at their home.
 MT. and Mrs Frederick G. Perine and Master Keble~ Perine of Dorchester, Mass, are at Short Beach until Septem- Der i. Mrs. Perine will visit relatives in Hartford before returning to Boston.
 Messrs Samuel and David Baldwin, Robert Parker, Irving Niles and Carl Stevenson, who have been camping at Boone's Pond, Mass, will return to their various home to- day. They nave bene in camp since July l.
 The Rev. Joel s. Ives, secretary of the Missionary society of Connecticut, is spending the months vacation at Madison, this state.
 MT. and Mrs. William B. Forsyth of Fountain street have returned home af- ter a three weeks visit in Veremont.
 Mrs. A. G. Root and family, Locust avenue, and Miss Belle Smith, cashier in Holbrooks shoe store, Danbury, are at Walnut Beach, Milford, to spend few weeks.
 Miss Matte S. Johnston of S4 Church street. New Britain, has returned from a visit to friends in this city.
 Miss Susie Taylor of Westport comes o-day for a weeks visit with friends in this city.
 Miss Sadie Kinkade of Hartford ave- nue will spend two weeks at Miss Bea- tons cottage at East River.
 Miss Kathryn Ryan of State street, westport is spending a few weeks with relatives in this city.
 The tenth reunion of the Reynolds Family association will be held at the new Surf house, savin Rock, on Thurs dav August 22 At 10:90 a. m. there will be an informal reception, at noon +he annual business meeting, and In the afternoon banquet. The address of welcome will be delivered by the president, W. C. Reynolds of East Had dam, and the response will be py HOW ard Reynolds of Boston.
 Rev. J. A. Timm, residing on 4orK square. is spending his annual Vaca- tion with his brother in New York Trinity Lutheran church, of which Rev MT. Tin1m is the pastor, was closed yes- terday and there were no services.
 Mir and Mrs William c. Brainard and daughter Marion of Main street. West Haven, left Saturday for two weeks outing in the Catsk1lls.
 Miss Ethel Smith of Woodlawn street, Naugatuck, is visiting relatives in this city.
 Professor c. E. Austin of West Ha- ven is taking his annual trip to the White Moutains, where he Will remain until college opens.
 George F. Gundelsheimer, who for merly conducted merchant tailoring etsah1ishment at 96S Chapel street, has removed to 15O Temple street.
 George Andrews of Branford leaves to-day for a vacation which he Will spend cycling through northern Con necticut.
 Matser Harry Cochrane has returned from West Cornwall to his home in this city.
 Messrs. William F. Radon and Frank Hutnacher left Saturday for Buffalo, where they will visit the Pan Ameri-