The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-07-06
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
ITEMS OF INTEREST CONCERNING
 NEW HAVEN PEOPLE
And Other People Known Herc-Vari-
 ous European Trips and Local Social

Dr. William H. Barnes, of Howard
 avenue, who is spending a vacation at | Felton's Pine cottage, on the Mill
 Plain road, Danbury, sprained his an
 kle in stepping out of a boat at Lake
 Kenosia July 3. He will probably be
 laid up for two or three weeks.
 Among those at stopping at the
 Home cottage, Campbell avenue, which
 is owned by Mrs L. Ganung, are: Miss
 Louise Scott of Brewster, N. Y.; Miss
 Irving, of New York city; Mrs. David-
 son and daughter Mary, MT. and Mrs. 1 McLouchlin, Mrs. Dr. Callbriath, Mill
 Ter P. Dayton, Robert Probst, Charles Probst, Charles Ganung, all of Water-
 bury MT and Mrs. H. B. Bagg and
 Miss Bessie N. Bagg, of Watertown; Mrs. Israel Jacobs and daughters Rose
 and Minnie, of this city.
 Robert Wellman, assistant teller of
 the Mechanics bank, is spending the
 summer at Clinton at the home of his
 parents.
 Mrs. Edward Seymour Moulton and
 her son, James, left on Thursday for | NItlt ll!Gy VIII iiitAAN tt short visit of two or three months on fruit ranch in Sutter county, owned by Mrs. Moultons mother,
 M F. Sullivan, of 256 Portsea street.
 who was injured in the Woodmont
 trolley accident, is slowly getting bet ! ter.
 i Miss Margaret Benchler, of Ward | Place, West Haven, is visiting in Wa tertown.
 MT. and Mrs. S. z. Poli are now at Bagni, famous water place on the Italian coast. They report all well and most enjoyable tour so far.
 Captain Lanfair entertained at his cottage at Fair View last Saturday Mrs. Mary w. Curtiss, of No. PIG Will low street, Mrs, Augustus E. Scharff, her two daughters Miss Frances and Miss Mary; her son, Master Adrian Scharff, of PA Willow street, and Mas ter Curtiss Platt, of Orange street. Mrs. E. l.. Klump and daughter, Eleanor, of Newark, N. J., are the guests of Mrs. c. J. Karson of 43 Avon street. When they return to Newark Mrs. Karlson and her daugh- ter, Madeline, will accompany them and spend a few weeks. She will also visit Mrs. F. P. Riehman and in Long Island City
 MT. and Mrs. Franc and Miss Sarah Franc, of Dwight street, left on We'd nesday for their cottage at Fishers Island, where they will remain until September
 Ex-Senator Dwight Futile, of East Haven, has gone to Muskogee, l. T., to resume his duties there as commits sioner of lands in that territory MT. Futile has been out of the official posi- tion for six months. There are lands to be sold there and by request of the government officials Mir. Futile has gone west to finish up the work. The appointment is temporary only. He will be absent six weeks.
 Marsden Gold, of Westville, is very nearly recovered from the effects of ivy poisoning. He is expected to be about by next Wednesday.
 Miss Annie R. Wilcox, formerly of this city, but now of East Orange, N. J., is the guest of Professor and Mrs. Granville at their cottage, at Savin Rock
 Rev. MT. Blatz, former pastor of the M. E. church, West1ille, left with his family yesterday for Bridgehampton, L. l., where MT. Blatz has been ap- pointed pastor of the M. F. church.
 Rev Fred Winston Adams, pastor of Epworth M. F. church, takes his va cation next month, when the pastor and his wife will go to Old Orchard Beach, Me.
 P H. Cosgrove and his daughter, Vera, leaves the last of the month for | a trip around the country on their wheels. They will go on their trip to New York, Albany Saratoga, Lake George to Plattsburg, back the same | course to New York Long Island, Port Jefferson, to Bridgeport and then | to New Haven. They expect to be | gone about three weeks.
 Mrs Wells and daughter, Mrs. Sarah | ahve gone to Seattle, Wash | ington While there they will make their home with William Jewett, the architect, a son of the late Dr. Pliny | A. Jewett, of this city and grandson of Mrs. Wells.
 Miss Nellie Bulus, daughter of MT and Mrs James Bullus, of Mill street | and George F. Pitts, of South Meriden, were married Wednesday afternoon by Rev. Ferdinand Q. Blanchard at the Congregational parsonage. Miss Flor ance Bullus, sister of the bride, was and Arthur Bullus, brother If the bride, was groomsman. MT. and Mrs Pitts will reside in South Meri- len.
 Daniel Lawlor, assistant superintend- ant of sewers, is i'll,
 MT. and Mrs William Marshall are 1t Cromwell for a few weeks
 MT. and Mrs, Emil Schoenberger will give a reception at their home on avenue, on Sunday after noon, in honor of the engagement of heir daughter Rose to Dr Joseph of New York. The re- 'eiving hours are from until 6 o'clock.
 Thomas Warrington, superintend- mt of sewers, is laid up at his home by In abscess MT. Worthington's condi- ion was somewhat improved yesterday liter feverish night He hopes to be m duty in a few days. Richard & Strong, of West Haven, vas initiated into Harmony division, Io. ,, Sons of Temperance, Wednesday vening. MT, Strong was an active , member of West Haven division, No ', and has rejoined the order. MT and Mrs. Waldo Smith, of ( have been the guests for he last week of MT and Mrs George ,