The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-08-22
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS,
ITEMS OF INTEREST CONCERNING
 NEW HAVEN PEOPLE
And other People Known IIere-Vari - ous European Trips and Local Social

And Other peopie NhoWn
 on. fouropean Trips and Local Social Events.
 Miss Chatterton daughter of Engine T,snatcher Chatterton of the Union depot Is summering at the Beacon House, Clinton.
 Miss Mary H. Candee and Miss M' Louise Pardee of Whalley avenue, the little daughter of E. H. Pardee' le1t Sunday for stay at the Pan-Amerlcah exposition, together with Miss Agnes Candee and Harry Candee of Dixwell avenue and Ralph Wheeler of Water bury.
 w. $. Tucker of this city and Miss Laura M. Cooley of New London are to be married August 29 at the home ot the brides parents in New Brighton, N. Y.
 MT. and Mrs. F. M. Crawford and 6 son, Warren of E. Pearl street, Bran ford, left yesterday morning for Nigga ra Falls. They will also spend some time at the Pan American exposition \ in Buffalo.
 Lloyd Ketchell and family of this city are at their summer home in North Stonington
 In honor of his eighteenth birthday Oswin Robinson entertained, at sup per Tuesday evening at his home on Hopson avenue, Branford, few of his intimate friends. They were Barnes Hoadley, Howard Hutchinson, George Testor, Ernest and Arthur Slater.
 Timothy Sullivan of this city is visit ing Stephen OHearn of Yantic.
 Charles H. Valley, ST, of Norwich, is making an extended stay with relatives in this city and New York city.
 MT. and Mrs. Matthew Leahy and children of Franklin street are staying at Asbury Park.
 Mrs P F. Ryan of South Leonard street Waterbury, is spending a vaca- ton in this city.
 Mrs. Petrie, Miss Minnie and Robert Petrie of Jersey City who have been spending August with MT. and Mrs. Fred Petrie of Brushy Plain left for home the first of the week.
 Mrs. Probst of Summit street, Wa terbury, has returned home from a two weeks stay in New Haven.
 Miss L. Grace Parrett, bookkeeper for the w, A. BeclSley company, is spending her vacation with friends at Forked River N. J. She expects to be gone three or four weeks.
 Joseph Lacey, wife and son, of Bas- sett street, and Miss M. L. Trecartin of 102 Shelton avenue were passengers by early train on Tuesday morning for Buffalo to visit the Pan-American ex- position During the trip they intend to visit Niagara Falls and other points Nof interest. They expect to be absent from the city about eight days.
 Miss Helena G. Clancy of Golden Hill, Danbury, who graduated from the New Haven Normal school last June, has aq- cepted position as teacher in one of the public schools of Greenwich.
 At the home of MT. and Mrs, Harry Montgomery, 94 Crown street Tuesday evening an impromptu musicale took place. Those present were handsomely entertained by their genial host and hostess Among the musicians present was Arthur Banta of the well known Banta Brothers quartet.
 Captain and Mrs. M. H. Baldwin of this city are visiting Dr. and Mrs C.. K. Hawley of IT Osborne street, Dan- bury.
 Miss Mamie O'Rourke of F. M. Scott & Co.'S dry goods store, Danbury, has returned from two weeks vacation spent at Branford Point.
 Miss Anna s. Grady of Washington avenue. with Miss l.. F. Grady of Spring street, is visiting friends in Brooklyn, N. Y. On their return they will stop at Litchfield and Westport, Conn.
 Mrs. D. J. Rafferty of 67o North Riv- erside street, Waterbury, and her daughter Julia, and her adopted daugh- ter Stasia, are now enjoying the sea breeze at Savin Rock.
 Miss Mary Coyle of Greenwich ave- nue is spending a three weeks vacation with friends in Westbrook.
 Robert Goodwin former resident of New London, who left there in 1869 and has since lived in this city, is revisiting old friends and acquaintances in New London. Mr. Goodwin was once the owner of nearly the whole block of land between Broad and Amity streets, New London.
 Weather Prophet l.. M. Tarr is go- ing to leave the city tomorrow to at tend the annual convention of weather bureau officials which will be held in Milwaukee August 2729 While he is away his office will be in charge of his capable assistant, D. l.. Crosby. MT. Tarr expects to be absent about three weeks and will spend ten days in Washington on his return trip.
 Mrs. Fields of Brooklyn is visiting her sister, Mrs. I. c. Stormont of Gen. ter street, West Haven.
 Miss Nellie Boynton of Branford has returned home from weeks visit with Miss Crissy Garden of Stony Creek. Miss Garden is now the guest of Miss Boynton.
 County Commissioners Brewer and Thompson attended the '97 legislature reunion at Pleasure Beach, Bridgeport, yesterday.
 Vincent Gaylord of West Haven has returned home from the west,
 E. P. Bowen of Atwater street went to Putnam yesterday to the regimental reunion of his regiment, the Eighteenth c. V.
 MT. and Mrs. George Hair of West Haven are expecting a sister to arrive