The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-07-10
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
ITEMSOFINTEREST CONCERNING
 NEV HAVEN PEOPLE
And Other People Known in ThIs City Local Social Events Here and lsIse- Uhere.

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 Philander Ferry, the former proprie- tor of the restaurant which is now the Childs restaurant. is in town on visit to New Haven friends. He is staying with his son, Edwin Ferry. who resides in West Haven and who was formerly with his father in the restaurant busi- ness here. MT. Ferry is now a resi- dent of Rochester, N Y, his home be- ing with his daughter, Mrs. Harmed. wife of Ben Harmed, formerly of this city, who is now proprietor of large bakery and fashionable restaurant in that city. MT. Ferry's health is much improved and his many old friends are glad to greet him.
 Miss Edna Florence Roche Of State street, who met with an accident last week, which confined her to the house, is now able to be out.
 The announcement is made of the marriage in Buffalo, N. Y., on Monday, of Miss Nellie Blakeslee of this city and T. J. Moran. They have returned to this city and will reside at 1473 Whal- ley avenue for a short time.
 Miss Louise Re.man and Miss Alice Rochfort are spending several weeks at Bantam Lake and vicinity.
 Timothy O'Connor is reported as be- ing cutie ill at his home on Blake street He is suffering from two bad abscesses, one on his arm and anothe" on his leg, and is confined to his bed.
 Mrs. Frank Thomas and daughter, Miss Jessie Thomas of Spring street, West Haven. have gone to Maine for an outing os several weeks. MT. Thomas is engaged in business near Portland.
 MT. and Mrs c. H. Mann and chill dren of this city are the guests Of MT. and Mrs. Philip N. Smith of Rayview avenue, Norwalk.
 Miss Minnie H. Smith and Miss Ade- line Wallace of West Haven left yes terday for Chestertown, Essex county, N. Y, for months outing.
 Dr. John F. Kyle, graduate of Yale medical department. 1902, recently of this city, has received head appoint ment in St. Francis hospital New York
 George Ward and family of Oakville have arrived at their west shore cot tage, where they will spend several weeks.
 Mayor and Mrs. Peix and son of Danbury will spend the remainder Of the month at Woodmont. Mrs. P Field of Newark, N. J., who has been visiting her sister, Mrs. Sam uel Morris of First avenue, West Ha- ven, has gone with her family and Miss May Morris to Asbury Park for four weeks vacation. Mir. and Mrs. George Bellows and Miss Minnie Whelan of Wallingford are spending their vacation at Short Beach.
 Ned Collins, son of Joseph Collins, who is located in business in Pittsburg, Pa, is spending his vacation with his family at their summer home at Wood mont.
 Baggageman John McGinnis, late of the Danbury branch, has recently been appointed assistant conductor and is running between New York and New Haven.
 | Mrs. Sedgwick Rice. wife of Captain l Sedgwick Rice of the Third United States cavalry, is the guest of her sis ter-in-law, Mrs. William Rice of Brad ley street Mrs. Rice has just returned 1 from the Philippine Islands, where she 1 has been for year and half, her hus- l band being stationed there. Anchor Rebekah lodge of South Meri- l den will picnic at Savin Rock Thurs day, July TO-
 Clifford B. Walker clerk in the of 1 flee of the Marlin Firearms company, has gone on a two weeks vacation to | Providence, R. l., Attleboro, Mansfield and Boston, Mass. Miss Nellie Bradley. who has been visiting her sister, Mrs. Fred Schwenk, in South Meriden, has returned to her home at Short Beach. Mrs Douglass Smith, who has been | spending some time in San Francisco, has returned MT. and Mrs. Smith are at their summer home at Woodmont. | Miss Nellie Jones of South Meriden l has gone for a two months visit to New York city. She recently graduated from
 the Cheshire high school. Captain Merritt and granddaughter of
 Monroe, N. Y, who have been the guests of MT. and Mrs Benjamin Rich ards of Main street, West Haven, have
 returned to their home.
 Mrs. A. Heaton Robertson and daugh-
 ter of Bradley street have rented their
 home and gone to Indian Neck for the
 summer.
 Newton Talmadge of Third avenue is
 recovering from the measles.
 Miss Fairchild of Stratford and Miss
 Mitchell of Newtown are the guests of
 the Misses Beers of Fair street, Guil ford.
 | MT. Slater, who has been ill for such
 a long time is evry much improved and | hopes soon to return to his home on 1 Washington avenue. | Rev. Oscar A. Phelps of Hartford is spending a few days at the home of
 hi parents, John A. Phelps and wife, in l Guilford.
 Mrs. Mary F. Smith of Wharton
 street has returned from her visit to
 her sister, Mrs. w. E. Petrie of Blatch- | ley avenue, Fair Haven. l MT. and Mrs. c. D. Frost of 336 Or ange street have gone to Block Island, | R. l., where they will spend part of the summer at the Pequot house.
 Mr. and Mrs. Sinclair Palmer of Hart | ford are the guests of MT. Palmer s l rorents On SaVin avenue West EIa-