The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-08-13
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
ITEMSOFINTERE EST CONCERNING
 NEW HAVEN PEOPLE

And Other People Known tn This City Local Social Events Here and EIss- where.
 ". J. Atwater and wife of Trumbull street and Evelyn E. Stevens and wife have gone to the White mountains.
 John Bachelder of East Hampton, for many years conductor on the Air Line Northampton division, has been brought from his home in Willimantic to the New Haven hospital He is in the last stages of Bright's disease and his case is without hope.
 Charles s. Hamilton has left for an- other cruise on his yacht, the Fearless. His failure to get to Nova Scotia on the boat did not deter him from wish ing to sail any more on the craft. He has gone this time to Shelter island for a voyage of about a week. On his return home he will go by train to Nova Scotia to join his family there.
 Mrs. Mary E. Fogg of this city has been visiting with her sister. Mrs. AL bert E. Yeomans, on Walnut street, Hartford. Mrs. Fogg formerly resided in that city, but for the past three years has resided in this city.
 A pleasant birthday surprise party was held Tuesday evening in honor of Miss Lucy Moran, daughter of William Moran of 879 Whalley avenue. A large number of the young lady's friends at gathered at her home and the evening was passed pleasantly, all wishing the surprised hostess many reDetiti0ns of the event.
 The fifth annual meeting of the Holiness -Cady families will be held in Stafford on Thursday, August 21.
 Mrs. T. B. Robertson, wife of the manager of the monumental works, re- turned yesterday after two weeks stay at Woodbury.
 The following constituted the team of the Samuel Fitch Hose company of Rockville, which will compete in the race at Savin Rock to-day: Maurice Jackson, Harry Pinney, John Ham, mond, Martin Mesler, George Milne, Gus Rich, Bartholomew Shea, Michael Keenan, Edward Wetstein, Charles Scholl, William Jerrolds and Eugene Bradley. John Scholl will be coupler.
 The family of William Boyd of Foun- tain street is at West Haven for the rest oe the summer.
 A double celebration was had Monday when Carl and Mrs. Anna Miller cele- brated their birthdays at their home, No. 165 Frank street. Many friends and relatives besides members of Einigkeit and Friedens lodges, o. d. H. S.. and Columbus and Pocahontas tribes, G. R. M, were in attendance. MT and Mrs. Miller were made the recipients of nu- merous tokens of friendsip and esteem
 The Misses Girard of Meriden, daugh- ter of Principal Girard of that city and nieces of Elwood Girard, formerly prin- cipal of the Northeast school of Hart ford, are spending the summer in Old Lyme.
 MT. and Mrs. Henry G. Harrison and Mrs Eli Rogers of Branford have re- turned fom Lake Katomet. M. Harrl- son is not much benefited by the change of air.
 Colonel John Gemmill of Hartford, with his son-inlaw, R. K. Swett. and daughter. Mrs. Swett, is in the White mountains. He will be absent two weeks.
 William H. Hoadley of the Trades mems bank has resumed business after a two weeks vacation spent in the White mountains.
 F. J. Kinney and P. H. Dunn repre- sent the Branford fire department at the state convention at Savin Rock.
 MT. and Mrs. D. E. Foote and their granddaughter, Miss Edith Sloan Of Baltimore, Md, are visiting Mrs. Hub bard of Quinnipiac avenue.
 James Serle of Lewis street celebrated the eighty-second anniversary ot his birth Tuesday. MT. Lewis was born 1n England, and when but twelve years ot age moved to this country and settled in New York city. MT. Serle moved to Fair Haven about five years ago ana ne
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