The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-07-01
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
ITEMSOFINTEREST CONCERNING
 NEJV HAVEN PEOPLE
And Other People Known Asa This City
 Local Social Events Here and EIse-

Local Social Events Here aud EIse- where.
 Edward W. Hamilton, Yale OPS. son | of General Registrar Francis s. Ham, ilton of Warren street, began his duties to-day as draughtsman for the Oakville Manufacturing company of this state. He secured the position through the courtesies of professor in Sheffield Scientific school and was selected from several applicants.
 MT. and Mrs. Veil of Denver, Col, arrived in this city on Saturday. They are the guests of Mrs. Wells father. Max Adler, at his cottage at Savin Rock to whom their coming was total surprise. Mrs. Veil will be remember ed, as Miss Miriam A. Adler, very charging girl, and whose circle of friends in this city is very large. MT. and Mrs. Veil will remain for the sum- mer.
 Frederick Bentley of Torrington is the guest of his brother, Robert Bentley. at his home on Burton street. David W. Bartlett and family expect to move to their new house on Savin avenue the early part of the week. They have been living for the past year in Dr. Stiles house on Washington avenue, corner of Center street.
 Charles Hildreth of Burton street is receiving congratulations, the occasion being the arrival of baby girl. Mir and Mrs. F. A. Curtiss and daughter, Miss Lucy, have removed to their cottage at Bradley Point for the summer. They have as their guests Mrs. Dow. Miss Dow and Mrs. Griswold of Midland, Mich.
 Donald Macdonald of Union avenue. West Haven, has gone to Canada to visit his father and sister. Mrs. Frank Redfield of Clinton re- turned Saturday evening from New York. Mrs. Redfield left Thursday with Henry son of MT. and Mrs. Arthur Miller, for New York, where he was taken to the hospital for cripples on Lexington avenue and Firty-second street. The little fellow has been an Invalid from birth, and it is hoped he will be greatly benefited.
 Miss Isabelle Fraser, daughter Of Alexander Frazer, the well known gar dener of 296 Blake street. was united in the bonds of marriage with Charles Jones of this city last evening. The bridegroom is one of the trusted en- ploycs of the Greist Manufacturing company The ceremony took place at the home of the bride, and was follow ed by reception to the friends and rel atiyes, who have received cards. x
 Charles W. Smith, vest maker for J. B. Walker & Co; $. Kern, of Brooks & Co.,; B. T. Tucker, the engraver; Will liam Taylor, August Flagge and D. F. Skinner, of the Leader composing room are going to Maine to enjoy their vaca- ton. They will go first to Pinehurst Lodge, on Peak Island, Casco Bay, where they will go into camp and after ward they will go fishing in Rangley lakes, and also in other parts of Maine.
 A wedding of Saturday at St. Paul's church was that of Miss Amelia Miller, eldest daughter of MT. and Mrs. John Ryan of Cardiff, South Wales, to Thom- as Boyle. The ceremony was perform ed by the Rev. Dr. Lines.
 Miss Hannah Kelsey, who teaches in Westville, arrived Saturday in Clinton to pass her vacation with her parents, Captain and Mrs. Chauncey Kelsey.
 Samuel Stovin sails tomorrow on the Kronprinze Wilhelm for Bremen.
 Miss Adeline Wallace and Miss Min nie H. Smith will leave this week for visit to Mir. and Mrs J. Smith of Mys- tic. Later they will spend vacation of three weeks in Chestertown, Essex county, New York.
 Miss Anna Drake has gone to her home in Southampton, L. l., to spend her summer vacation.
 Mrs William F. Alcorn, wife of ex- Alderman Alcorn, will leave this village to-day for a six weeks stay at Tioga, Pa. Mrs. Alcorn is accompanied by her little son and by her brother George c. Smith. Tioga is the home of Mrs. AL corn's parents.
 Ansel Brooks, from this city, is in Clinton to remain through the summer,
 Miss Daisy Hubbard and her sister, Miss Nela Hubbard, with Miss Eva Gill bert, who graduated from Union school in the class of 1902, expect to attend Hillhouse high school in this city com- mencing with the fall term in Septenl- Der.
 Clifford Evarts and family have talk en a cottage at Clinton Beach for a week.
 MT. and Mrs. Frank Foley have re- moved from Hartford to Third avenue, West Haven.
 Miss Carlisle of Boston is the guest of Miss Reynolds of Main street, West Haven.
 Athelston Mills, organist at Christ church, West Haven, will spend his va- cation at Albany, N, Y.
 Camp No. 2, composed of members of the Westville Social and Athletic club, opened at Savin Rock on Saturday night. Their camp is situated next to Camp No 1, which was opened week ago and will be in progress for two months The boys at Camp No. are Walter Hitchcock, Willard Perkins. Burton Perkins, Elliott Truesdale and others.
 MT. and Mrs. J. D. Hildreth and daughters, Miss May and Miss Gladys, also MT. and Mrs. LeRoy M. Hildreth of West Haven, are at their cottage at Bradley Point for the summer.
 MT. and Mrs. Frank Strickland are expected home fro mtheir wedding trip this week and Mrs. Strickland will be in her place in the choir of the Congre- gational church, West Haven, on next Sunday.
 Rev. N. J. Squires is improving every day He sits up for a few moments twice each day.