The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-07-28
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
ITEMSOFI INTEREST CONCERNING
 NEW HAVEN PEOPLE

And Other People Known In This City Local Social Events Hero and EIse- where.
 Police Commissioner J. J. Lawton' wife and family leave to-day for months stay at Saratoga Springs.
 Emil schnabel, of New York, for mer well known musician of this city, Is visiting friends here. He was for merly bass player in the orchestra at the Grand Opera house and in the New Haven Symphony orchestra, but old age and incidental infirnity compelled him to give up active work two years ago.
 Misses Nettie Walter, Amelia Krin- gel, Maud Spiegel and Julia Stockburg- CT went last week for two weeks stay in Litchfield.
 MT. and Mrs. George Edmondson and family, of IS Bishop street, have rented a cottage at Brockett's Point and will 20 there for the month of August and part of September Joseph Edmond son, who is a civil engineer on the New York and Pennsylvania railroad, will spend his two weeks vacation with his parents at the Point.
 Mrs. L. Fairbanks and Miss Nellie Fairbanks, of Bishop street, left Fri day for a visit through the month of August with Mrs. Fairbanks sister near New London.
 Ya6 who have been spending a month in Plainfield N. J., returned to their home on Washington avenue, West Haven, on Friday.
 Mir. and Mrs. James Hooking and family, of Lamberton street, are spend- ing a week visiting the lakes in north ern New York MT. Hooking went for 8 fishing trip.
 Frank Dondero Wa1lingford's fruit dealer, leaves to-day for New York and tomorrow will sail on the steamship Lombardia for Genoa, Italy, for an eX- tended stay.
 Mrs. Anna Bittner, residing at 9OS State street was suddenly seized with appendicitis last Tuesday morning and an operation was performed in the af- ternoon by Dr. B. Austin Cheney, as- sisted by two other physicians Mrs. X Bittner was in her usual health the day before and was expecting to attend the picnic of the German Lutheran church that day. The operation was success ful and Mrs Bittner is doing as we'll as can be expected.
 Miss Grace Beck, of Brooklyn, N. Y., is visiting her cousin, Mrs. Edward Rodgers, of Thompson street, West Ha- ven.,
 August Schroeder, of Meriden, who has been visiting relatives in this city during the past two weeks, returned home Saturday.
 Peter F'aeth, of 5S Mechanic street. and Louis von Beust, of 222 Dixwell avenue, both of whom have been i'll for some time, are convalescent.
 A fine entertainment is being looked for in the coming concert which Miss Jennie Merwin and members of the musical committee have arranged for next Thursday evening at the Wood mont chapel Some of the attractions will be flute solos by F. c. Wooster, of this city, and violin solos by Miss Flor ence Cornwall, of Milford. MT. Eaton .tenor soloist and leader of the male quartette in Hartford, is expected to ! take part, and it is thought that the affair will fill the chapel to overflow ing.
 Professor J. W. Gibbs is at the Belle yue house, Intervale, N. H., as is Pro- lessor A. w. Phillips.
 The Young Peoples society of the Humphrey street Lutheran church went yesterdty to Mrs. P. Gerner's cottage at Morris Cove for an outing. A fine time was had.
 Miss Justine Ingersol1 said yesterday that the published report that she had been badly bitten by pet monkey was gross exaggeration. Said Miss Inger- soil: "The dear little thing did scratch my hand. but he did not mean it, and the injury was not at all serious"
 c. W. Kellogg, jr., Nr. and Mrs. w $. Barnes and Miss Barnes are at the 2 Eagle Mountain house, Jackson, N. H. for the season.
 Herbert Martin, of New York city, is spending his vacation with MT. an6 Mrs. W. G. Miller, of Winthrop ave nue.
 The following clerks at the New Ha. ven postoffice are now on their vaca lions: Frank P. Wrinn, Harry c Brown, Madeline Futile, M G, Murphy and Harry c. Edwards. The clerks eacf receive fifteen days leave of absence from the government.
 William Hagerty and Miss Hattie No Ian were married in Bridgeport on July 24 They will reside at 133 Farren ave nue, where they will be at home to theil friends after August 9.
 Professor Edward c. Baldwin, of the Illinois State university, Mrs. Baldwin and their young daughter have beer spending several weeks with Mrs. Mer. Till, Mrs. Baldwin's mother on Whalley avenue. Professor and Mrs. Baldwin reside in Urbana, III. They went tc West Cornwall, Friday, where they vii remain for fortnight returning before turning their faces homeward. MT Baldwin is graduate of Yale in tho class of '95 and took his Ph. D. from Yale in '9S.
 Miss Mabel Loonis, daughter O. Charles H. Loomis, and Miss Dais, Larom, sister of Charles E. Larom, art spending the months of July and Au gust at Oquaga Lake, New York.
 Quite number of New Haven peo pie are guests at the Hotel Lookoff Sugar Hill, N. H, among whom arr