The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-09-02
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 NEW HAVEN PEOPLE


 Local Social Events Here and Else.
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 MT. and Mrs, Wiley of this city were guests this week of Mir and Mrs. J. A. Blackman in Newtown.
 Among the late arrivals at Old Lyme Inn are mentioned Mrs. F. D. Trow- bridge. Mrs. J. D. Dana and Miss M. T. Dana, New Haven; at the Boem house, William Irving Howard, New Haven,
 Miss Hattie Willis of Beaver Brook. l spent Labor day in New Haven. Fred c. Simpson of this city conduct ed last Sunday evenings service at the City Rescue mission, Danbury. MT. Simpson has been connected with the Salvation Army in this city for some | time, having been secretary and treas urer of the New Haven corps The twelfth annual reunion of the \ Dains family was held Friday at the ! home of MT. and Mrs Eben Dains in ! Oakville, Waterbury. Between fifty | and seventy-f1ve guests were present from Hartford, New Haven, Harwinton, Naugatuck, Waterbury, Watertown. and Oakville. During the afternoon numerous games were indulged in which were much enjoyed by young and old alike. At about 2:30 bountiful repast was served on the lawn in front of the house. The affair was much enjoyed | H. Bronson Bailey of Derby is the guest of E. M. Platt of Hinsdale ave- nue, Winsted. MT. Bailey expects to enter Yale college next fall and is in training for the foot ball team and de- batting team. While but a student at the Derby high school he defeated in l debates students from all over the state.
 Miss Daisy Johnson of Winsted came Saturday for ten days visit with | friends in this city.
 l The Sunshine club of Derby enter l tained the Sunshine Juniors of this city in the Sunshine hall in that place Sat- l urday.
 1 The Rev. Otto Koenig of this city | preached in the German Baptist church, Green street, Waterbury, Sunday fore noon. Mr. Koenig has just returned 1 from his vacation.
 Miss Jennie Beardsley of this city is the guest of Miss Marietta Renfrew in Thomaston.
 Herman Jente of this city has been the guest of William Onler of Grassy Plain street Bethel.
 Charles Thomas of Naugatuck, who has been under treatment at Grace hos pital for the past six weeks, has return ed home much benefited in health.
 T. J. Haggerty, representing New Haven supply house, has moved his family to Bethel, occupying house on Mountainville avenue, Bethel.
 Miss May Dennis of Congress avenue is the guest of Miss Katherine McGrath l of 26 Magiss street, Waterbury.
 Mrs. James A. Hannon. Mrs. James A. Doughety, Miss Mayme l.. Hannon, and Miss Susie A. Dougherty, all of Water bury, has returned from a vacation spent in this city.
 A. G. Root of Forestville has returned to his home in that village after having spent sixteen weeks in the New Brit ain hospital Early in May he was bothered considerably with the earache and it finally developed into bad ab- cess back of his right ear. A delicate operation was performed on his head at the hospital and he has now recover ed so he can be around his farm, but he is unable to work much yet.
 Miss Ethel M. Augur. a graduate of the New Haven normal school, has been engaged as teacher at the Gram mar school iii Newington at the center. She made an excellent record at the school, and has had three years exper- iencc in teaching.
 Harry E. Mozealous, the bass singer in the choir of the First Congregational church, who has been spending two weeks with his mother in Mantle, has returned.
 Professor Edward Baldwin and fam ly have returned to this city after a long visit with his parents, MT. and Mrs. c. E. Baldwin in West Cornwall
 Mrs. William Seymour arrived in Newington at the home of her father, Lemuel w. Camp, on Friday. It has been six years since Mrs. Seymour has been able to leave her home in Chicago and visit friends there with her father family and many friends and relatives in the place, and her arrival is very
 welcome one.
 1 Dana W. Bartholomew. who has been connected with the real estate and in-
 surance business in Hartford for the
 past six years, has removed to Boston,
 where he is to enter the stock broker
 age business with some residents of
 that city, under the firm name of D. W. Bartholomew & Co.
 George A. Smith, the principal of
 Litchfield high school, has taken a
 house down by Bantam lake for a sea-
 son. He will drive back and forth be- tween Ltchfield and Bantam.
 Mary Delaney and Mary McGowan of , Waterbury; also Miss Edith Hine of this city ar guests at Bertie Stoddard's at Lakeville.
 , Mrs. Amos Dickerman and daughter
 Maud of this city are visiting Mir and
 Mrs. S. H. Hickok of Elm street l Bethel.
 Miss Alice Kennedy of this city is vis- t iting Mrs. William Judge of South ave.
 nue, Waterbury.
 MT. and Mrs. Joseph w. Camp oi ' Newington are receiving congra tula- tions over the birth of twins, a son ant f 8 daughter, between F and 1:30 o'clock on Friday afternoon. MT. and Mrs l Camp already have two sons and z daughter.
 Miss Caroline Slaughter, whose home