The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-07-16
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
APPROXIMATELY CONCERNING
 NEW HAVEN PEOPLE

And Other People Known in This City Local Social Events Here and EIse-
 where.
 Miss Irma Osborne, of this city, is guest at the home of H. H. Spooner in Newington.
 Collector Mix, of the custom house. and family are stopping in East River in a cottage where they have been domiciled for the past seven summers.
 Miss Anna Seery, of this city, is stopping with her cousin, Mrs. George Mcdowell, for few months visit at the latters home on Meadow street, Winsted.
 On July 26 Miss Anna McArthur, well known New Haven musician, who has a large class of pupils in Stony Creek, will give an entert tainment III Seaside hall for the benefit of the build ing fund for the Stony Creek church, Miss McArthur is a great favorite Tn Stony Creek and her entertainment will attract many musicians and people in- terested in the progress of the church from this place.
 Announcement was made yesterday of the coming marriage of Charles J. Har- rison, the well known clerk in the West vile postal station. to Miss Martha l.. Beecher, of 56S Chapel street. Both are popular, and the good wishes of their friends in Westville and in the city go with them.
 E. c. Campbell and family, formerly of Boston, have removed to this city, where Mir Campbell will open an office in the First National bank building. He is to be the local representative of the Delaware, Lackawanna and West ern railroad.
 Mrs R. A. Wooding and daughter. of Newington are enjoying the sea breezes at Indian Neck.
 Miss M Grace Gagham. trained nurse at the New Haven hospital, is at her old home in Winsted on a two weeks vacation While there she will be the guest of her aunt, Mrs. John Finn, of Main street.
 Prosecuting Attorney R. J. Wood ruff, of the court of common pleas, spent Sunday in New Preston with his sister, who is enjoying her vacation there.
 Jeremiah O'Connell, of the New Ha ven baseball team, spent Sunday in Winsted He joined the team in Wa terbury yesterday.
 Frederick R. Futile, member of the board of relief, lies dangerously i'll at his home 135 Quinnipiac avenue, Fair Haven A few days ago he suffered a stroke of paralysis and since then he has remained in a semi -comatose con- dition. Dr. Edwin Hall, who is attend ing him, says that his condition is criti- cal and that he cannot tell until two or three days have passed whether MT. Futile will recover.
 Herrick Foote, of Fountain street, Westville, is spending his summer va- cation at Haverhill, Mass, where he is following the golf links very enthusi- astically.
 MT. and Mrs. Charles Jones, who have been visiting relatives in Mystic, have returned
 MT and Mrs J. N. Austin, of Vest vile, who have been visiting at Pough- keepsie, N. Y, are expected to return this week.
 Mrs. William Winans, wife of the pastor of the Westville M F. church, who has been resting in the Catskill Mountains, is expected to return home this week.
 Miss Augustin D'Angelis is spending the summer with her mother. Mrs. c. R. Roe, at her home in West Haven. Miss D'Angelis graduated with high honorS from Wellesley college in the class of 1902.
 Judge Charles D. Burnes and family are living in South Norwalk this sum- mer, the judge making daily trips to his office in Greenwich to attend to business. Judge Burnes is a son of Rev. Harvey F. Burnes, lately pastor of the Howard avenue M. F. church, and is we'll known here.
 MT. and Mrs. Tracy Caldwell are en- toying their summer vacation in New York
 Louis Knoth. who has been enjoying a sojourn at Greenville N. J., the past week, has returned to his home in this city.
 Mrs. Clifford Treat, of New Haven. is spending a few days in Southington as the guest of her mother, Mrs. Mary Cross.
 Mrs. Grace Aldrich, whose home is in Maine, is visiting her sister. Mrs. Nor ton, of Fountain street, Westville, for the summer
 MT. and Mrs. Willis Griffin and son, of New Haven, have been the guests of MT. and Mrs. A. F Minton, of Golden Hill street, South Norwalk. The visit ors returned to their home on Monday evening.
 Ralph Marsh, son of J H. Marsh, left Westville yesterday morning for Cabot, Me, where he will spend his summer vacation.
 Miss Charlotte Eisele, of this city, is
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