The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-07-07
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
ITEMSOFINTEREST CONCERNING
 NEW HAVEN PEOPLE
And Other People Known tm This City
 Local Social Events Here and EIse-

where.
 Miss Lulu Schrader, popular sales lady in the Howe & stetson stores, is visiting relatives at Lee, Mass. She will remain there for several weeks.
 Edwin Marble and the Misses Day of this city are at the Hawkhurst, Lltch- field, for the summer. Mrs. NJ. Il. Hauff was also a visitor at this hotel recently, as was E. B. Baker, Jr., MT. and Mrs. E. L. Wilson and George Wicks.
 Mrs. John c. Clarke of this city will leave to-day for Richfield Springs, N. r., for months staty, and later will go to Saratoga Springs.
 Clarence Deming and family of this city are now settled at the Gunnery, Litchfeld, for the summer. MT. Dem ing has been enjoying the last few days of trout fishing.
 The Rev. MT. Luckey, pastor of the Humphrey street Congregational church, accompanied by Mrs. Luckey and their child leave to-day for Sara mac Lakes, in the Adirondacks. They will be gone the remainder of the sum- mex.
 MT. and Mrs. James Locke of St. Ro- nan street have left during the week for their summer trip, and will later go on to Boston, where they intend to To- cate.
 Miss Whitney of this city is occupy ing Dr. L. P. Bisselrs residence on North street, EitchfieId, for the sum- mer. She has already spent several summers there.
 MT. and Mrs. Frederic Smith of Grand avenue, Fair Haven, leave this morn- ing for visit in Providence, R. l. They go to attend the national convention of the Sons of Temperance, which will be in session three days.
 William F. Shaw, for the past seven years station agent at Putnam on the Consolidated railroad. has been com- pelled to resign on account of i'll health. He is succeeded by Emory S. Judd, sta- ton master at Franklin. Mass.
 George P. Merwin, the builder, and Mrs. Merwin are spending few days with John w. Merwin at Woodmont.
 MT. and Mrs James English of 1855 Church street have gone to Saratoga Springs for the season. They will oc- cupy apartments at the United States hotel.
 Mrs. Wendell and her granddaughter, Miss Pauline Wendell of New York city, who have been visiting Mrs. Louis Weckesser of 46 Bishop street. returned home Saturday.
 Elmer Scranton, son of Engineer Charles Scranton of the Consolidated railroad, met with painful and serious accident on the Fourth of July. While loading a pistol near his home on Rich ard street, West Haven, the pistol was prematurely discharged and the blank cartridge entered the palm of his hand. Dr. Wilson was hastily summoned and he was brought to Dr. Hawkes. office in this city, who dressed the wound and the lad is getting along nicely.
 Captain William H. Johnson of the fire department, who has been away for several months for treatment in pri- yate sanitarium for serious illness. has returned to the city restored in health. He will not return to duty on the fire department, being on the retired list.
 George Frost, an old and valued en- pIoye of the Consolidated road, and Mrs. Frost will go to Block Island on Wednesday for a two weeks visit.
 George Jacqua of $40 Orange street, who was severely injured few weeks ago and has been in the Bridgeport hos pital for several weeks, was brought to his home few days ago. MT. Jacqua is employed by the Consolidated Rail road company and was experimenting the demolition of building in the Vii cinity of Stamford when it fell on him, breaking several of his ribs and one arm and shoulder and will be con- fined to his home for an indefinite time as result of his injuries.
 John A. Hauff has sold his hand some residence at the corner of Eld and Orange streets to Max L. Osterweis. The price paid is understood to be in the neighborhood of $15,000. MT. Os- terweis, who is now at the west shore, will occupy his new house in Septem- ber.
 Miss Mary King of York street, West Haven, is making a visit with her friend, Mrs. Hallenback, in Seymour
 Mrs. E. E. Warner, who is remem- bered as former resident of Westville, where she had lived for several years, is the guest of Mrs. Friend E. Ford of Valley street. Mrs. Warmers present home is in Nyack on the Hudson.
 MT. and Mrs. George P. Merwin of g Eld street are spending few days with John w. Merwin at Woodmont.
 Mrs. De Forest, residing on Temple street, went last week to make her home with her daughter, who is the wife of the Rev. MT. Ralph, who is now pastor of church in the west.
 The Rev. Father Kennedy. pastor of St. Joseph's church, Westville, officiated Saturday morning at the marriage of John Behler of Valley street to Miss Barbara Smith of Whalley avenue, which took place at the church at 10:30 o'clock. MT. and Mrs. Behler will re- side in Westville. where they have many friends. The groom has a good position in the employ of Greist & Co.
 Professor Birge, who has charge of music in the schools in Indianapolis, and Mrs. Birge and her mother Mrs. Thompson, have come to their old home on Mansfield street for the summer. Mrs. Birge was formerly Miss Mary Thompson, the artist
 Mrs. Charles Smith of William street | will go to Brooklyn in a few days for q stay of 3 month with re1a lives and l