The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-07-12
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
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 NEIV HAVEN PEOPLE

Mlch., yesterday, to attend the opening of the horse racing.
 Mrs. s. T. Baker was operated on Thursday afternoon at the New Haven hospital for appendicitis. Mrs. Baker was taken ill about o'clock Tuesday 1 afternoon. The operation was per- formed by Drs. Hawkes. and Saunders, both "f whom express a hopeful feeling i for the patients recovery. l The Misses Ella and May Galligan of 1 this city were the guests of the Misses McGrail in Branford Thursday even ! ing.
 l The New Haven Schwaben verein elected new officers Thursday evening to serve for the ensuing term. Those elected are: President, John Bitzer; vice president, Charles Schmidt; secre- i tary, John George Bitzer; treasurer, John Holzer: librarian, Martin Koch; trustees, John Hegel, J. Steinmeier, Miss Jean Ives and her sister Mariel returned Thursday evening from a Fourth of July outing with relatives in | the Glastonbury hills. They report a very pleasant time though the. rainy weather somewhat dampened their | sports. Returning home they made nearly the whole trip by trolley, going from Glastonbury to Hartford and thence to New Britain, PlainVille and via Compounce pond to Sout hington by tr0lleys. Thence they came by railroad to Mt. Carmel and there took the troll ley to New Haven, making a short call in Mt Carmel on MT. and Mrs Eli c. Ives.
 Miss Sarah Hermance of North Caro- lima is the guest of her brother, James H. Hermance. a letter carrier of the West Haven postoftice. This is the first visit of Miss Hermance in eighteen years, when she resided in this city,
 MT. and Mrs. w. A. T. Smith of 5S4 Elm street left yesterday for Bangor, Me. to visit their daughter, Mrs. Ed ward Coole. They will be away about three weeks.
 Clarence A. Cushman, Jr., and fam fly from Somerville, Mass. have moved to West Haven and are occupying the Ernest Thompson house on Washing ton avenue. Mir. Cushman is connect Eh @tltI lAIC AhCI b AAi 4OF AShb4A NbAll~ pany.
 Hon. Lynde Harrison leaves to-day for Michigan. He is general counsel for the Consolidated Lake Superior com- pany and goes olt with party of the New York and Philadelphia stockhold- CTS to look over the property, and will be away about two weeks. The capital of this company is now about S26,000, 900. It owns mines. pulp mills and power plants and controls much of the power of Lake Superior.
 Mrs. A. T. Lynne and children, Will liam, Richmond and Helen of Bridge port, are spending several weeks with Mrs. Lyhne's parents. Mir. and Mrs G. T. St oneman at their home on Beach street, West Haven.
 A very pleasant affair took place Wednesday afternoon and evening at the pleasant summer home of Consta- ble Frank M. Sperry. at Foxon Rest. The cottage Is situated on Kelsey isl- and, near Mansfield's Grove. Mir Sperry acted as ferryman and trans ferred the visitors in his boat from the main shore to his island. One of the party, Mrs Sarah Morris who is nine ty years Uf age, enjoyed the trip very much. Although she has lived near the shore all her life this was the first time she had ever set foot in a boat of any kind. The party of about forty were invited by the Sperrys to cele- brate Mrs. Sperry's birthday anniver- sary. Dinner and supper were served and with the many shore attractions the party enjoyed the day very much Mrs. Sperry received several handsome gifts from her friends which were pre- sented by Rev. Charles Page of the Foxon Congregational church. Those who called included the following: Rev. and Mrs. Charles Page. Mrs. Sarah Morris, Horace Woods and wife, MT and Mrs, c. W. Granniss, Mr and Mrs Andrew J. Granniss, Mir. and Mrs Henry Palmer and daughter MT. and Mrs. Cornelius Thompson, Miss Annie Judson, Miss Florence Judson Miss Ruth Judson, MT. and Mrs. John T. Tracey.
 Mr. and Mrs. Charles Woodford of Center street, West Haven, are enter- taining Miss Ada Tracy of Wethers- field, Mas
 Charles Skeeles of West Haven is vis- iting his sister, Mrs. C. c. Nugent of Yalesville
 Mrs. Nash of Westport is visiting MT and Mrs. T. B, Hull of Elm street. West Haven.
 Rev. MT. Squires was able to walk over to the center yesterday and was congratulated by many citizens on his recovery.
 Mrs. James O'Connor and Miss Alice O'COnnor were the guests of Mrs Rus sell Scoville of this city yesterday.
 Miss Ada Smith, sister of Mrs. H. Edward Nettleton. started Thursday for the mountains of Tennessee to spend the summer with old friends
 Rev. Father Brown of New London formerly of Branford was a guest at the Branford rectory Thursday. Father Brown was stationed there during one of Father Martins vacations, and was very popular with the parishioners.
 John Ouva Hewitt, formerly of the Robert Mantell company, is spending a portion of his vacation with K. N B. Campbell and family of PA Dixwell avenue. MT. Hewitt has had a very successful season and will next year
 
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