The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-07-18
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS
ITEMSOFIyTERESTCON CONCERNING
 NEW HAVEN PEOPLE

And Other People Known im This City Local Social Events Here and EIse- where.
 Two officials Of New Haven's superior court, Assistant Clerk John Fowler and State Attorney W. H. Williams, have started on vacation of several weeks. Both gentlemen go to Europe. MT. Williams sailed from New York We'd nesday and MT. Fowler on the Barbrosa yesterday
 A report has been ir circulation that L. s. Manville of this city had suffered a return of a large cancer which was cured by x rays several months ago. MT. Manyille was seen by a represen- tative of this paper yesterday and stated that the rumor was entirely without foundation and that the cancer was entirely well. He expressed great annoyance at the rumor, causing so many people to inquire after him.
 Miss Matilda E. Smith and Mrs M. L. Dorm of Rowan street, East Norwalk, came to Stratford Tuesday morning for short visit with friends. To-day they will come to New Haven. and will be the guests of Mrs. Dorns son Frank, returning to East Norwalk Monday.
 A very enjoyable lawn party was given this week by Victoria lodge No. l, Daughters of Scotia, at the residence of one of their members, Mrs. Alexan- der Brown, Whitneyville. Singing and dancing was indulged !n and rectta- ton was given by Mrs. Mary Logic, af- ter which the guests were served with refreshments. Among those present were noticed Mrs. Davison, Mrs. Preist, Mrs. Logic, Mrs. Jones, Miss Andrew, Miss Brown, Mrs. Andrew, Mrs. Fred eric, Mrs. Ritchie, Mrs. Grant, Mrs. Atchinson, Mrs. Post, Mrs. Dalgleish. Mrs. McArthur, Mrs. Henderson, Mrs. Watson, Mrs. Gillespie, Mrs. Robinson and Mrs. M. Dingwall.
 Miss Clara M. Ryder, clerk of the board of selectmen, South Norwalk, is enjoying her annual vacation at Morris Cove.
 J. C., Merwin has been appointed agent for the Consolidated railroad at Northford on the Air Line division, and c. W. Ford at East Wallingford.
 Mrs. G. c. Beckett and sons, George M. and Luman C., of North Stanley street, New Britain. and Mrs. James Mason of the New Britain armory are spending the week at Walnut Beach.
 The following clerical changes in the Catholic diocese of Hartford have been announced by the Righ Rev. Bishop Tierney: The Rev. John C. Fogarty from Derby to Norwalk, the Rev. Will liam K!ernan from NorWalk to Wind sor Locks and the Rev. Thomas Null cahy from Windsor Locks to Derby.
 MT. and Mrs. A. B. Thorpe, who have been visiting with Mrs. Thorpe's ftaher, L. Dossenbach of Grand street, New Britain. have returned to their home in this city.
 George r. Murdock, principal of the Branford high school, with his family left yesterday morning to spend the balance of the summer at Stow, Mass.
 Mrs. Henry W. Staple and young son Harold -lett yesterday for three weks' stay at Sunset Beach.
 Miss Cecile Shea of this city is visit ing friends in Norfolk.
 A consultation of physicians was held yesterday morning on the condition of Mrs. Paul J. Malliett, wife of Justice P. J. Malliett of Wallingford. Dr. W. $, Russell and Dr. Carrie North were present and gave small hopes for her recovery. She has bene i'll for the past year.
 Floyd C. Gibbs of Norfolk has return ed from a two weeks visit to friends in Millerton. He will spend a week at Branford Point soon.
 ]. Simmons of Hartford has been ap- pointed assistant to Richard Hart. Ad- ans Express agent, through the sum- mer rush.
 Railroad Commissioner Washington F. Wilcox, who has been ill at his home in Chester. is much improved and was able to attend the wood~block paving hearing in Hartford yesterday
 Miss Bessie Flanders of Branford and her guest, Miss Steen of Philadelphia are spending week at Short Beach.
 MT. and Mrs. Herbert Oviatt and Mrs Darrow have returned to this city after a visit with MT. and Mrs. Edward Oviat at the West place, East Hampton.
 Mrs. Rufus Goodspeed, Mrs. Ernest E. Sharpe, Mrs. F. Booker, Misses Ma bel and Fife Booker of Wallingford left Wednesday for a six weeks stay at Hermon, Me.
 Judge Frederick c. Taylor of the Stamford probate court sailed fol Southampton yesterday morning on the American line steamer St. Paul. He will be absent until August IS. While in Europe he will divide his time be- tween London and Paris, but his mair