The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-05-29
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
ITEMS EST CONCERNING
 NETV HAVEN PEOPLE

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 Mrs. w. s. Hall of 69 Whiting street
 who was taken to the Grace hospital
 seriously i'll a week ago, is about the
 same. She is being attended by pr
 Adams.
 Yesterday afternoon the Rev. Anson
 Phelps Stokes, jr., leetured under the auspices of Christ church, East Haven on My Rambles in India" The lecture was given in the town hall and was il- lustrated by stereoptcon views.
 Professor Peck will sail on the "Pala- tia" on June for Europe He will spend the summer in Italy mostly ln Rome and Vienna, returning early in September.
 John A. Lomas of Elm street, West Haven, has been sick for the last few days threatened with malarial fever.
 Rev c. P Raymond of Yale preached at both services in the Greens Farms Congregational church Sunday.
 The Rev Herbert Nj. Denslow, the new professor of pastoral theology at the General Theological seminary, New York city, succeeds Rev. pr. E. H. JeWett. He is at present the rector or St. Johns Episcopal church Lafayette, Ind He was the candidate of Bishops Doane and Hall. Dr, Denslow is na- tive of Lynn, Mass, and and gradu- ate of Yale. He has been rector of par ishes in New Haven, Rutland, Seneca Falls, and Muncie, Ind. He will enter upon his duties at the general seminary in September
 | H. H. Robinson of the Yale geological , department will spend the summer in Arizona, continuing his study of the geology of the San Francisco moun- tains.
 F. M. Barber, New Haven agent of the Associated Press, who was to have spoken at New Haven council Royal Arcanum this evening, is unable to owing to the death of his father. Mrs, F. o. Robbins has kindly consented to fill his place or the programme with vocal selections.
 Professor S. S. Sanford of Yale's mu- sic department will have charge of the music at the commencement exercises this year.
 The ladies' guild of Christ church, East Haven, will hold a sale of home made bread and cake in the town hall Wednesday, June 4, from to D. m. Ice cream will be served. There will be an entertainment in the evening, commencing promptly at s o'clock The farce, Sun Bonnets," by West Haven talent, will be given Admission ten cents.
 Rev Norman Plass of Willlamstown, Mass, will accept the call to the presi- dency of Washburn college. Topeka, Kan, and go to that city in the fall to assume his new duties. Rev. MT. Plass entered Williams in 1878 After grad uating he entered the Yale divinity school. from which he graduated four years later, He received a call to the Thompson Congregational church of Detroit, Mich, where he remained until called to similar work in Rhode Island. Later he took up Y M C. A. work.
 The list of patronesses of the opera Mikado to be given at the Hyperion next Monday evening, by the Pequot opera company, is still further increas- ed by the addition of the following names; Miss Agnes Fitch Mrs John N Champion, Mrs. George Smith, Miss Florence Rowland.
 The South Norwalk Quartet club has decided to hold a picnic Sunday June s. Word has been received from Professor Carl Diehl of Bridgeport that already seventy eight members of the Arion Singing society of New Haven had sub scribed towards the picnic and that there would be about 120 altogether The New Haven contingent will leave at 50 in the morning.
 Mrs. Ottarson of Montana is the guest of Mrs Ernest Wadhams of Washing ton avenue, West Haven.
 Miss Helen V. Brown, matron at the Norwalk hospital, has recovered from her recent illness and left yesterday for this city, Hartford, and Springfield She will remain a few days after which she will return to the hospital for short time and will sail for Europe, June '.
 Rev. MT. Davies, pastor of the Con gregational church, Westville, has de- cided to take his vacation the latter two weeks in June and the first two weeks in July, taking it earlier than usual, owing to i'll health and the need of rest.
 Miss Minnie Levy of this city who has been spending a few days with IiltlluS lll belDdNS 1dS Ftlurneu.
 J. Malacrida Of First avenue and Spring street, West Haven, member of the Twentieth Century Homng club, was one of the owners who had pig cons in the race from New Brunswick, N. J., on Sunday MT Malacridas bird travelled the 100 miles distance in 1923; 611.2S yards per minute.
 Dr. Marsh reports the condition of Miss Mabel Canada, who has been i'll at her home on Fitch street, as being generally improved. Miss Canada has been suffering from severe attack of diphtheria.
 Mir Woodruff and Miss Woodruff of this city are guests at Daisy Cliff H. c. Gosees in Morris.
 Albert DeBussey and family are oc- cupyng their pretty cottage on Park street. West Haven.
 Miss Talcott, the matron at the Y. M c. A., at 56S Chapel street, is taking a vacation. She has gone on trip to Grand Rapids, Mich, and will also visit friends in Cincinnati.
 Misses Mabel and Harriet Winans of Harrison street are giving number of concerts through Massachusetts. The Misses Winans left about two weeks ago and will return to Westville about the first week in June, making a stay throughout the state |