The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-05-19
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS
ITEMS DENVER EST GO ONCER MING
 NEW HAVEN PEOPLE
And Other People Known in This City
 -Local Social Events Here and EIse-

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 Justin F. Burgess of Manchester, N. IT., for many years a prominent natter and furrier of this city, was in town Saturday. His many friends will be glad to know that his health is greatly improved.
 Mrs. H. H. Benedict and Miss Helen Benedict spent the past week with Mrs. Robert Dun Douglass of Llewellyn Park, Orange, N J. Mrs. Douglas has given a series of very elegant en- tertainments in their honor.
 Ex-Assistant Postmaster E. E, Boyd now of Hartford was in town Saturday greeted by many friends Mr. Boyd and his wife, who was formerly of this city, are much attached to their new home in Hartford, though ever loyal to old New Haven, their home for many years
 Miss Sarah s. Whittlesey of Prospect Hill is at present visiting at Wellesley,
 
 meeting and consulting with Professor Dewey, who has charge of the work in political economy at Wellesley, which work is to be conducted by Miss Whit telsey next year. She will return on Monday or Tuesday.
 Frank Fl. Shell of 430 Temple street has purchased lot on St. Roman street MT. Shells house on Temple street will be occupied by Colonel Whittemore. Colonel Whittemore is the uncle of Mrs. Talcott H. Russell
 Miss Elizab beth Reynolds is home from Rye Seminary. N r., and is the guest of Miss Margaret Thompson, who gave small luncheon party in her honor Saturday -..
 Professor Seymour of this city whose guest Lord Kelvin was. received on Friday a marconigram from Lord Kel- win, who was on the steamship Cam pania in nidocean. The noted English scientist and his wife were returning home The message sent greetings and love.
 Professor and Mrs. Tracy Peck and Miss Peck will said for Europe on Thursday. They will spend the summer abroad, and will not return until the autumn.
 George Tiffany, brakeman employ ed by the Consolidated road. was se- verely injured Saturday morning at Southington. Tn jumping from one car to another he slipped and falling broke his right ankle. He was brought to the hospital in this city.
 Philip Winter, who has for years conducted a saloon and pool room in Temple street, under the Kenwick house, has leased the buffet of the Groveland house in Chapel street, for nerly's Traeger's hotel.
 The annual May social given by the Young Mems Christian association will be held in the association parlors on Wednesday evening. This social will probably be the last one in the old rooms.
 Mrs. Thomas Wallace, jr has issued cards for cotillion to be given for her young son on Wednesday evening at Ellerslie hall on Prospect street. Mrs. Garrison of Hartford is in town. | She will remain for a few days. Her aunt, Mrs. Huntington Denton, sails for Paris on June 3.
 Mrs. Margaret Miller Is quite i'll at her home. 12 Tyler street, but hopes for her ultimate recovery are entertained l Judge Henry E. Rowland Yale '54 of | New York will deliver the Memorial day l address in Battell chapel this year. | Judge Rowland ig one of Yale's most | prominent graduates and is now presi- l dent of the University club of New | York city.