The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1902-11-15
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS
TEMSOFINT Err EST CONCERNING
NEW HAVEN PEOPLE
And Other People known in This City
Local Social Events Here and Else

where.
a. At the Hof-Brau Haus last evening
to see Mr. Faversham was a theater
party from Bridgeport composed OF Mr..
and Mrs. F. C. Whipple, Mr.. and Mrs.
Godfrey, Mrs Wheeler and Colonel Dy-
er, of Boston This artistic and refined
restaurant is constantly increasing IN
popularity. Tables are already booked
by New York families, relatives OF stu
dents, who are coming to see the great
football game next week. The cooking
Is par excellence and service equal to
New York establishments of the same
first-class rank.
Miss Elsie Farrell, daughter Of Frank
lin S. Farrell, the Ansonia millionaire,
gave a delightful dinner on Thursday
evening to nine of her friends at the
New Haven Country club. Dinner was
served at $50 o'clock, there having
been a special menu served by Manager
Williams. Another dinner was given
by 3. A. Barnes, covers being laid for
six.
William Robbins, of Whalley avenue,
who is now employed by Taylor & Mar
win, will soon enter the employ of the
Southern New England Telephone COM
pany.
Last evening at the home of the
chairman, Mrs. Horace King, a special
meeting of the social committee of Eth
ell chapter, Order Eastern Star, was
held.
A group of Westville boys who at
tend the New Haven high schools will
go to Meriden to-day to witness the
championship game between the local
high school eleven and the Meriden high
school team.
Newsdealer W. C. Clancy, of Bran
ford, is the proud father of baby boy,
the stranger tipping the scales at TWEEN
ty-one pounds.
The officials of the Northeastern rail-
way, England, concluded their visit to
the Consolidated railroad yesterday and
left for New York. They will sail for
England Tuesday.
Frank Kennedy, who resided at 90
Alden avenue, Westville, moved yes
terday to 81 Alden avenue, which house
has been occupied by William Shum-
way.
Mrs. Abel and daughter, of this city,
are still the guests of Mrs. Abeli' s
mother, Mrs. Isaac P. Leete, in Bran
ford.
Conductor William Thomas, of the
Northampton division of the Console
dated railroad, is very i'll at his resi-
dence, the Hotel Brunswick, in West
field, Mass He has pneumonia, but
was reported yesterday as shade bet
ter. Mr. Thomas is one of the oldest
H. IS he
Northampton, and it is said that he has
been running on that line for more than
fifty years. He is man of kind heart,
good ability, and has great many
friends.
George Francis, of Durham, has sold
to James E. Todd, of this city, parcel
Of land at Crescent Bluff. and Frederick
Bradley, of North Haven, has purchas-
ed from Elizur G. Bronson, of this city,
another parcel of land, also at Crescent
Bluff 50. ..a
Mrs. Edgar Page, of Fair Haven, has
returned to Branford and is now occu-
plying her own house on Rogers street,
formerly occupied by Caleb Francis
and family. Mrs. Page has with her
Miss Hagar, her granddaughter.
Miss Hattie Hitchcock, daughter of
Mrs. Everett Hitchcock, is reported as
being quite i'll at the home of her moth
er on Whalley avenue. Miss Hitchcock
is suffering from a severe attack of
tonsilitis.
Judge Harry Doolittle, of Branford,
who is suffering from injuries received
at Stony Creek week ago, was remov-
ed to the New Haven hospital Thurs
day.
B. M. Prescott, of Hartford, has been
a Branford visitor one or two days this
week.
George Sheldon, of the Sheldon house
Pine Orchard, Is having his town house
on Wilfred avenue connected with the
/. water mains.
Rev. Theodore Wilson, of this city
will off1ciate at the First Congregation
al church, Branford, tomorrow. DR.
and Mrs. T. S. Dewitt, who have been
spending the past week in the south
are expected home about Wednesday
of next week.
Superintendent Beede, of the public
schools, has gone to Boston to attend a
convention of the New England super
intendents Of public schools. The meet
ing of the board of education sched-
uled for last evening was not held, but
will be called next week by the pres
ident of the board should a meeting be
required.
Mrs. Charles Graham of Elm street
West Haven, is recovering from an at.
tack of bronchitis.
Miss Pickering of this city is board.
ing with Julia Faxon in Elmwood, neal
Hartford.
Expenses of Branford candidates fol
office of representative at the recent
election as submitted were as follows
f. e. Smith, $36: H. w. Averill, mo-
over $100; l.. A. Fisk, 800.
Mr.: Sheffield of Stamford, who has
Charles Adams building in Main street
Darien, the past few weeks. has solo
out. He disposed of part of his stock
to James Burchard, the local dealer
and the rest he sold to a man named
Smith Of this city.
In the party of twenty who left thi:
city for Florida this week were William
Doolittle, Watson W. Stone and Mrs
Stone. Edgar L. Forbes, all of Shor
Beach.
Rev. Spencer H. Bray of the Sauga.
tuck Methodist Episcopal church, ant
Mrs. Bray, have been away this weel
attending the funeral of Mrs. Bray's
father in Long Hill.
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