The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-09-03
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
APPROXIMATELY CONCERNING
 NEW HAVEN PEOPLE

And Other People Known tn This City -Looal Social Events Here and EIas- where. Charles Kimberly, of Kimberly, Root | & Day has returned from stay of sev- eral weeks at Amityville. L. l. Superintendent Beede and family l have returned from their vacation out ing. which was enjoyed at Northfort on Penobscot hay. Coroner Mix and wife have returned from their vacation trip. Rev. A. J. Cammack of West Haven will spend his two weeks vacation with his family at Lake Bantam. If neces- sary to communicate with him during his absence he can be called by tele- phone at the office of the Bantam Man ufacturing company.
 Attorney J. Birney Futile, who has spent the month of August at Saratoga, has returned greatly benefited by his outing.
 James T. O'connor has been appoint
 
 stores.
 Morton Harris of First avenue, West Haven, has returned from Lone Star camp, Rocky Beach, where he has been spending week.
 Clifford Bell, who was the star pitch CT for the Yale freshman baseball team during the past season, was visiting in this city yesterday.
 Dr. James H. Kelly, Dr. Moses Isaacs and John H. Courtney of this city, the trio who represented the local lodge of Elks at the national convention in Salt Lake City, returned home Monday ! night from their extended tour of the west.
 James McQueeney, foreman of the box department of the Seamless Rubber company, returned to work yesterday morning after a three weeks vacation spent at the seashore. The other em ployes of the box shop who, through a Misunderstanding, went out on strike, have all returned to work
 Lawyers William B. Stoddard and James H. Webb are enjoying vacation together and attended the meeting of the American Bar assocation at Sara toga recently.
 Miss Jula T. Smith of Daggett street left on Monday for a two weeks vaca- ton to be spent at the White noun tains.
 Assistant Superior Court Clerk John s. Fowler and wife have returned from summer in Europe. They visited many of the principal places on the other side, including London, Paris, Heidelberg, Geneva and parts of the Alps They returned on the Etruria. Lawyer Charles Kleiner has returned from the White mountains, where he and his family spent 8 pleasant vaca- tion of two weeks
 George Rowland and brother, Sumner Rowland of Third avenue, West Haven, have returned from their trip to Grand vile.
 Charles J. Cutler of this city yester- day assumed the duties of station agent and telegraph operator at the Avon, Conn, station of the Consolidated rail- road. MT. Cutler is we'll known here, where he has lived for a number of years He was formerly employed at the Union station. His new position is a fiattering promotion.
 Miss Reynolds, Miss Carlisle and Miss Madeline Reynolds of West Haven re- turned Saturday from trip to Nova Scotia.
 Mr. and Mrs. Walter Mooney of New ark, N. J., are the guests of MT. and Mrs. J. W. Hooper of Washington ave- nue, West Haven.
 Eugene Baribault and Mrs. Mary Baptiste were united in marriage last Saturday evening at the hall at S45 Grand avenue. Justice William O'Brien made them man and wife. MT. Bari bault is member of the Arbeiter Sing ing society, which attended in a body and helped to make merry.
 Mrs. Edwin Lettney of West Haven entertained few friends at whist Mon- day in honor Of her sister. Mrs. J. W Young of Richmond, Va. Among the merry party were Miss Delamater oi Catskill, Mrs. Charles Graham. Miss Minnie Smith, Mrs Frank c. Ball, Mrs Wilber Warner Miss Susie Kinner.
 Herman Jente of this city has beer the guest of William Onler of Grassy Plain street, Bethel.
 MT. and Mrs. George A. French o Hartford, with their son and daughter are the guests of Mrs. French's sister Mrs. J. w. Rowland of Campbell ave nue, West Haven.
 John Siepold, president of Frieden' lodge, Mo- 10, O. D. H. S., celebrated his forty-sixth birthday last Sunday afternoon at his Townsend avenue home. Many relatives friends ant members of this lodge were present, ant paid their respects. MT. Seipold wa presented by the lodge with an elegan easy chair.
 Mrs. H. c. Borden, who has been wis iting Mrs. George Alling of 251 Cour street, has gone to Newport, R. l.
 Miss Bertha B. Warner of West Ha ven returned yesterday from a months stay In Rutland, Vt.
 Miss Delma Squires and Miss Anni Drake have returned from a summe vacation spent at Southport and South ampton, L. I.
 MT. and Mrs. William c. Brainard ant Miss Marion Rrainard of West Havel returned Saturday from two weeks visit to North Acton Mass.
 Miss Henrietta Juelich of Court street West Haven, is entertaining Miss Mar ion Brooks of this city.
 Henry Ehrler celebrated his fortietl