The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-05-27
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
ITEMS OF INTER EST CONCERNING
 NEW HAVEN PEOPLE
And Other People Known in This City
 -Local Social Events Here and Else-

| Leete Parmelee for next Wednesday residence of the brides parents, MT.
 and Mrs. F. H. Baldwin, 211 Lloyd
 street. The ceremony will be performed
 by the Rev. Andrew Burns Chalmers.
 A large party of residents at the Four
 Corner and vicinity enjoyed a picnic in
 the woods near the quarries in East
 Haven Saturday afternoon. A bag of
 peanuts was scattered in the grove,
 which gave the children a fine hunt, and 8 fine time was had by all present Mrs. Augustus c. Hausmann of ,Bea-
 con avenue, and son will spend Thurs
 day, Friday and Saturday in Willi- mantle.
 Miss Minnie skiffington of this city is visiting Miss Kane of Grassy Plain street, Bethel.
 Seth H. Moseley, owner and retired proprietor of the New Haven house, ar rived at his home in this city yesterday afternoon. He had been spending the winter at the Casa Loma hotel, Red- lands, Cal, where he has greatly en-
 joyed the change. He is in comfortable health and will remain at his residence in this city most of the summer. While
 on a train on the Santa Fe route MT.
 Moseley, as we'll as Henry Farnam, son of Dr. George B. Farnam, formerly of this city, sustained serious inconVen- fence at Flagstaff, Arizona, by an &C.,
 cident to the cars containing their bag
 gage. The car was burned and they
 lost all of their travelling equipment
 pr. Lindsley Parker of St. Peters
 church, Brooklyn, was expected to
 preach at St. James church, last Sun
 day but owing to death in the fami-
 ly Dr. Parker found it impossible to full fill the engagement, and Rev. Ernest
 H. Mariett, rector of the Church of the Ascension, this city, preached in his stead.
 Miss Ainsworth of Newark is the guest of MT. and Mrs. Frank Hyde at their residence on Washington avenue, West Haven.
 Miss Clara Maynard, one of the evan- gelists who labored in Bethlehem few years since, is the guest of Miss Alice E. Bird in Bethlehem. Miss Maynard is in frail health and has been obliged to leave her mission work ill Oak Hall, this city.
 Mrs. Prentice and daughter of Prov idence are the guests of Mrs. Prentice's parents, MT. and Mrs. c. A. Moulthrop, of Main street, West Haven.
 Rev. Horace Porter of Southington, who returned from New York hospital a few weeks ago, is fast recovering from the operation. This was the second time MT. Porter was operated upon for the same trouble He had lost the use of his legs, which came as a result of bicycle accident, and the operations consisted of stretching of the muscles to give action to the limbs.
 w. A. Burr and sister, Mrs. Sophia Ray of West Hartford, are enjoying a summers outing at the formers cot tage at Short Beach.
 MT. and Mrs. Oscar P. Fowler of Moodus are in town for few days vis- New Haven, their former home, are glad to greet them.
 Miss Katherine Fitzgerald of this city | is visiting at the home of her aunt Mrs. l Michael McEvoy on Hawkins street, ! Waterbury.
 G. w. Gable, tax collector of Oxford, | recently while standing on a stepladder l to reach a worms; nest lost his balance | and sustained a fracture of one of the | bones in his right wrist. He came to | Dr. Sweet of this city and at present is | getting along finely.
 Mrs. George Hubbard, the missionary l preached at the Congregational church yesterday in place of Rev. MT. Squires, who was indisposed.
 The Waterbury friends of Former Police and Fire Commissioner James A. Knox will be pleased to learn of his success as grand recorder of the A. o. U. w. MT. Knox is located in a hand- some office on Chapel street, New Ha- ven, and although he has a great many friends to look after, generally finds time to entertain his acquaintances from this city. Three clerks assist in the office work, one of whom is Miss Clara Knox, the grand recorders daughter MT. Knox and his family now reside on Orange street in New Haven. Two of his sons, Charles and William, are still in Waterbury.-W Waterbury American.
 MT. and Mrs. Husted of Main street, v | Germantown and Philadelphia, visiting with relatives.
 On June the members of the local Court Hermann will go to Merden to attend the outing of Court Schiller
 MT and Mrs. W. H. Bowman of avenue, West Haven, are Miss Julia Robbins of Worcester, Mass.
 Robert Ennerer, an old resident of West Haven, died on Friday at his nome on Long Island, and was buried in Oak Grove cemetery. He was a brother of Mrs. s. J. Tassie of Center street, West Haven.
 Roberto Bentacourt with his sister, Miss Hortense Betancourt, have been he guests of Mrs. Israel A. Kelsey of Center street, West Haven.
 MT. and Mrs. Chauncey Benedict of Nashville, Tenn, are the guests of MT. md Mrs. William E. Husted of Main otreet, West Haven.
 Edward Dickerman of Elm street is sick with malaria.
 MT. and Mrs. George Cook have just from an extended trip abroad, ! md after spending few days as guests If Mr and Mrs. D. W. Fox in Plain ,ille, left for their home in Redlands, Ial, yesterday. MT. Cook is well known this section having for a |