The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-07-05
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
ITEMSOFIYTEREST CONCERNING
 NEIV HAVEN PEOPLE
And Other People Known In This City
 -Local Social Events Here and .EIse-

George Ward and family Of Oakyille arrived Thursday at their shore cot tage at West Haven where they will spend several weeks.
 MT. and Mrs. Howard NJ. Gilley of Waterville are spending. a few days with New Haven and Bridgeport friends.
 Louis J. DoolittIe, son of Mir. and Mrs. J. R. Doolittle of Plantsville. has just been admitted to the bar in New York state. He will make a speciality of patent law, MT. Doolittle is a graduate of Cornell university. He is mechan- ical and electrical engineer, and for several years has had charge of large New York factory where electrical ap- paratus of all kinds is manufactured.
 Miss Eugenia Ives, daughter of c. P. Ives, proprietor of the Excelsior Half Dime restaurant at 256 State street, is visiting her aunt in Glastonbury
 The Misses Neal of Chicago are spend ing short vacation in Naugatuck with Mrs. W. Ward of Elm street. Miss O'Neil of Berkeley, Mass, is the guest of Miss Mary Soule of Hillside avenue, Naugatuck
 John Davis of this city is spending his vacation at his home in Cheshire.
 Mrs. George Odgers of Southington will go to Rutland. Mass, near Boston, where she hopes to receive much bene- fit to her health. She will be accom- panied by her mother. Mrs. Durham.
 Mrs. J. T. Munigle of this city is visiting her sister, Mrs. Hunt on Han over street. Yalesvllle, for a few days.
 Ray Morley of the U. S. S. Prairie is at home in Southington on a fur tough.
 Miss Lillie Curran of Maple street. Naugatuck, is spending few days with friends in this city
 Miss Emily L. Atwater of Boston was the guest of friends in this city.
 Seth E. Baldwin of Naugatuck has gone to Baldwinsville N. Y., to spend the summer vacation.
 Cards are out for the marriage of Miss Mabel Cutting, daughter of Dr. A. J. Cutting of Vermont avenue, and Clinton Judd, son of Henry Judd. The wedding will take place July IA.
 Miss Marguerite F. Erbsen of this city was bridesmaid and John Kenecht of this city best man at the wedding in Winsted, July ?, of Lulu May, only daughter of MT. and Mrs. Cornelius A. Barnes, and Edward Elijah Brown, jr., of Bridgeport. It was beautiful home wedding. The house was finely deco- rated with Bermuda lilies and banks of roses and palms Rev. MT. Elmer, the Baptist pastor tied the knot. After the wedding trip MT. and Mrs. Brown will reside at fl Cottage street. A fine dis play of cut glass, solid silve, chinaware, linen, furniture and substantial purse of S gold pieces were the loving re- membranes of many friends in Bridge port, MT Brown is the oldest son of Edward F. Brown, ST, a popular Win sted man, who is practical machinist. Among the out of town guests were: Mrs. William 1T. Brown of New York city, Mrs. Anson Brown of West Haven, Mrs. Charles Kenecht, Miss Dorothy Knecht, John E. Kenecht, Miss Mar guerite E. Erbsen of New Haven, MT and Mrs. Edwin l.. Barnes, Mrs. Dem ing and Allen Barnes of Robertsville, great uncle of the bride.
 Mrs. A. l.. House of Torrington left Tuesday for an extended visit with her father. the Rev. Thomas Laine, pastor of the Methodist church at Guilford. She will also spend some time with friends in Rocky Hill and Milford. She will return to Torrington for a few days in September. and early in Octo- ber intends to join her husband, pr. A. L. House, at the plantation on the isth- mus of Tehuantepec, where he IS en- gagged in coffee and pineapple culture
 The resignation of Rev. MT. Upson as pastor of Plymouth church, Milford, has been accepted by the church eccelsias- tical society, and left the matter of ad- iustment of salary due to committee consisting of Deacon A. A. Baldwin, Dr. J. S. Carroll, Judge R. R. Hepburn, k. E. Burleigh, and F. D. Clark.
 Mrs. Gilbert E. Baker of New York city is spending few days at the home of her stepfather, Merritt Smith of Riv- CT street, Milford. Mrs. Baker is the granddaughter of Ralph w. Chidsey of Milford, who died Tuesday night. Her husband is Hillhouse High school graduate, and formerly resided for years on Temple street, this city.
 Mrs. A. E. Smith of Cheshire, who has been quie i'll, is recovering slowly.
 MT and Mrs. S. A. Rhodes of Reed street, Milford, has as guests MT. and Mrs. George Rhodes of Brooklyn, N. Y.
 Charles R. Chase of Milford, who has been acting as substitute mail clerk, has been promoted to regular clerkship.
 Mrs. Clifford Somers of New York city is visiting her parents, MT. and Mrs. Nelson P. Merwin at the Gulf in Milford.
 Henry M. White, for the past two years secretary of the Perkins Electric company, in Torrington, has disposed of his stock to Norman Johnston, who has had charge of the company's station at Simsbury. MT. Whites connection with the company ceased July 1. He was for many years proprietor of the Torrington Register. His business plans for the future are not matured.
 Mrs. John Ibbotson and Mrs. Robert Ibbotson of Meriden left yesterday for New York, from where they will sail at noon on the steamship Majestic for England.
 
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