The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-06-18
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
ITEMS SOFINTERE EST CONCERNING
 NETV HAVEN PEOPLE

Mrs. IT. A, Pinney, of New Haven,
 spent Sunday with her sister Mrs. J,
 w, Davis, of Rowan street, East Nor
 walk
 Miss R. Lettney, of Main street, West
 Haven, met with an accident Monday.
 She fell down stairs and sprained her
 arm badly.
 Miss Reva Simons has returned to
 her home on Rowan street, East Nor
 walk, after a short visit with friends in this city.
 Last evening Rev. George c. Butter field, of Tustin, Cal, lectured at the
 Allingtown chapel on "The Beauties of the Yosemite" The proceeds will be used to help the fund for enlarging the
 chapel.
 Judge Hubbard, of Wallngford, was at Wilbraham, Mass, yesterday to at tend the annual meeting of the trustees of the Wesleyan academy. Judge Hub-
 bard is member of the board of trus- tees and a member of the finance com- mittee of the academy | MT. and Mrs. Martin Krailing, of this | city, embarked on the steamer Kaiser 1 Wilhelm der Crosse yesterday and l started on a three or four months trip | to Germany. Levi c. Weir president of the Adams Express company, who is seriously i'll 1 in his country home at Locust Valley N. Y, is brother of the late Sherltt l Weir of New Haven A specialist ln diseases of the heart was summoned l from New York to attend him. MT Weir was stricken suddenly on Satur- | day evening. | w. W. Walker, of Hartford is at his cottage at Merwin's Point for the sea- son.
 Mrs F. w. J. Sizer is attending the one hundred and ninety-third annual meeting of the General Association of ! Connecticut. which is being held at the Park Congregational church, Hartford, of which she is a member Memorial exercises in honor of Rev. Dr. Horace Bushnell have prominence in the pro- ceedings on this occasion. He was for years her pastor in the old North church of Hartford which preceded the pres ent Park church of that city. | Mrs Samuel Harris, of No. 80 Sachem street, has gone to Litchfleld for the summer.
 William Bein, of this city, is occupy ing the Aimes place at Oyster River 1 this season.
 | Mrs. John Plant of Branford, will en- certain the Twentieth Century Whist club next Saturday, William Fowler of South Britain, Is spending several weeks in this city vis- iting his children. Helena Toohey, of the Delavan house, Branford, sails to-day on the Teutonc for Ireland.
 Mrs. A. D. Webster, of Bloomfield is visiting Mrs. Marlin in this city for few days.
 w. s. Curtiss, of Brooklyn N. Y, has arrived at the Beehive cottage, Wood- mont
 This morning the Womans Relief corps, and any friends who may like to go, are to visit the Soldiers home at Noroton, this being the yearly Soldiers home day.
 Mir and Mrs. J. Anderson have re- turned from their wedding trip and are spending a few days with Mrs. Ander- sons parents, MT. and Mrs. Eagles, at their home on Court street, West Ha- ven.
 Sydney P. Nash, wife and child, of this city. are visiting Motorman Samuel Nash at his home on Van Zandt street, East Norwalk.
 F. Mason, of Chestnut street West Haven, has gone to Franklin, N. J., on a business trip.
 A. W. Mattoon and family, of this city are expected to occupy the cottage of the late R. T. Merwin in Woodmont this week.
 The annual furlough of one month at the Noroton Soldiers home is now on, and nearly 200 soldiers have set out on a trip home or to house of some rela- tives.
 Mrs l.. R. Vinal is substituting at the Branford library in the absence of Pro- lessor Whitney.
 Clinton Cowles, Dwight and Elmore Clarke and Charles Clarke and family, of Plainville, have gone to sachems Head They were present at the open ing of the Sachem's Head Yacht clubs house Saturday
 Miss F. Reynolds, of York street, | West Haven, has returned from a visit to her sister Mrs. William Mckinley, in Waterbury
 Rev Arthur J. smith, pastor Of Grace | M E. church. this city, preached in 1 Mary Taylor M. F.. church Milford, on Sunday morning,
 The East Haven and the Branford branches of the w, c. T. U. will meet . with Mrs Frances Page at Villa Hem chein, Short Beach, to-day.
 Dr and Mrs. J. $. Carroll, of Milford, | left yesterday morning for Philadel- phia, where they will attend commence, ment at the University of Pennsylvania, during which time their son, George w Carroll, will receive the degree of D. D. s.
 St. Mary's church, Branford, will be the scene of two weddings this morn ing. Miss Julia Albinger and Michael Doherty and Miss Mary Mathers and George Bradley are the contracting parties.
 Dr. and Mrs. Park Weed Willis, who have been spending several weeks in Milford, have returned to their home in Seattle, Wash.
 Myron Munroe delightfully."- entertain ed party of nineteen schoolmatest of the high school at his home on Harbor street, Branford, Friday evening.
 MT, Richards, of this city, has com