The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-03-12
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS
ITEMS OF INHERENT CONCERNING
 NEW HAVEN PEOPLE

And Other People Known i'm This City
 Local Social Events Here and Else-
 where.
 Mrs. S. A. York of Lawrence street has returned to this city after most enjoyable trip of several weeks dura- tion, which included a visit in Boston and Springfield, Mass.
 Rev. Stewart Means of this city will preach the sermon at the service to be held at St. Paul's church Wallingford tomorrow evening.
 Herbert Mason and F. r. Norman of this city left on Monday for southern trip, during which they will visit the principal points of interest in Florida, and will be absent about fortnight.
 Dr. S. D. Gilbert is expected home from Southern California in few days.
 Miss Ella Wood of this city has been visiting old friends in Beacon Falls.
 Announcement is made of the en- gagement of Miss Clara Nave Gardner, daughter of Rev. and Mrs George H. Gardner of Plantsville, to Ernest F. Fitch of this city. Wedding to take place early in April.
 Mrs. c. A. Dickinson of Haddam is caring for her son in this city, who is Ill.
 The utility sale of the Woman's School association, which was held on Friday and Saturday of last week, was very successful. A few desirable arti- cles remain and if any one desires to purchase these, they can do so by call ing at the residence of Miss Beach, r Grove street, during the early after noon hours.
 Fred T. Fitch has returned home to Noank from trip to this city that was made for the purpose of receiving treatment for an affliction contracted in the operation room of the Yale medical college from which he has been a suf- ferer for several weeks. His condition is much improved and with rest and care his ultimate recovery is assured. MT. Fitch is a medical student and has been greatly handicapped in his studies by his recent illness, it being now com- pulsory for him to attend his course another year for diploma,
 Alice Wood oe Baldwin avenue, Si- monsville, is spending few days with friends in this city.
 MT. Basney of Hartford has accepted a position with John F. Nolan, the Md- dletown druggist Thomas F. Shana- han has resigned his position with MT Nolan and will return to New Haven to live.
 The following freshmen have been taken on the Yale university baseball squad: c. R. Lewis 1904 S., w. W. White 1905 F. P. Rogers 1905, R. F. Hasenwinkle 1904 S., B. Hughes 1905. J. R. Hall 1902 has been appointed coach of the freshman baseball nine Sixteen men from the freshman squad 1 will be kept in training in this city for the first part of the Easter recess.
 It now appears quite probable that 1 Mrs. Charles W. Fairbanks, president l general of the National society of the ! Daughters of the American R volution 1 will be the guest cs Mary Clap Woes | ter chapter of New Haven at it's April | meeting, Tuesday, the fifteenth of the | month. letter received by Mrs. w. | H. Moseley the regent, practically set ties April 18th as the date unless an- other unforeseen circumstance again arises.
 Neil, the young son of Charles E. l Hull, is very ill with typhoid fever at the home of his father on Graves ave- nue, Guilford.
 Mrs. Henry Bedent of this city has returned from very pleasant stay of 1 three months as the guest of Mrs. | Streeter, formerly of this city. in East | Orange, N. J. Mrs, Streeter is the widow of George l.. Streeter, who was for thirty five years New Haven mer- chant, for twenty-five years Mof that [ time prominent jewelry merchant He sold out his business here some twelve years ago, removing to East Orange N. J., and conductd q jewelry store there for years and until his death a few years ago. Since his death his widow has conducted the store until recently when the stock of goods was sold at auction by Mrs, Streeter, who has retired from the bus- ness, having a sufficient fortune left her by MT. Streeter
 Miss Louise Pardee of Main street.