The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-07-19
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
EMsOFINTEREST CONCERNING
 NETV HAVEN PEOPLE

MT. and Mrs. Herbert FosteF' OL Humphrey street, have left for few weeks stay in the Berkshires.
 Rev. MT. Stokes landed in time to reach Wrexham and preach to a large congregation on the first Sunday in July in the parish church beside which Elihu Yale is buried.
 Miss Florence Burrows of West Ha- ven, is entertaining Miss Inez Dorman, of Waterbury.
 Mrs. Charles Curtiss, who has been spending the winter in New Haven, is at A. R. Humphreys in Warren for the summer. Miss May Concannon, Of this city, and Leonard Currier, drug clerk at Cedar Hill, will be married in this city next Wednesday. Miss Concannon formerly lived in Wallingford.
 Attorney Arthur Henderson started his legal career this week, opening an office in the Odd Fellows building, Wa terbury. MT. Henderson is a graduate If Yale Law school, 1902. and a son of John Anderson, jr., of Washington ave- nue, Waterbury. Mrs. c. Dandurand, who has been spending a few days in Milford as the guest of Mrs. Joseph Kennedy, left town for Springfield. Mass, yesterday morn ing.
 Rev. George Buck, of Northfield, has removed his household goods to New Haven.
 George Cox, of New York, and Mrs. William Bailey, of this city, were in Es- sex Thursday to attend the funeral of their father. Dr. Walter l.. Plumb, of Milford, has returned after visit with relatives in Newark.
 Dr. and Mrs E. Bidwell, of Essex, have returned from visit in North Haven. MT. and Mrs Frederick L. Averill and daughter, of Branford, have gone to their handsome new summer cottage at Indian Neck, where they will remain for the season. Deacon Truman Smith, of Orange avenue, Milford, is enjoying visit from his sister Mrs. Martha Plumb of New Haven. Mrs. Daniels and children, of Kimber- Iy avenue. are visiting Mrs. Daniels parents in Boston. Malley Day took a number of West vile people yesterday, the North Beach excursion proving a very fascinating one.
 Miss Katherine O'Neill and Miss Katherine Reilly, of Branford, have ac- eepted positions in the bird-cage shop in | this city. MT. and Mrs Frederick Els, of Fair Haven, are being entertained by Mrs. Susan l. Irving at Rambler Rose cot tage on Gulf street, the occasion being the birthday anniversary week of Mrs. 1 Els.
 Rev. MT. Crawford, of New Haven. preached at the Green Farms church | last Sunday.
 Attorney George V. Smith, of Forest avenue, is at the home of his father, | pr. R. B. Smith, in Tioga county. Penn | sylvania. He will spend two weeks in fishing and resting. l Miss Anna Scranton, of Yalesvile is spending two weeks with her aunt in | this city.
 The friends of Miss Anna Conway, of 119 Frank street, gave her a surprise l reception on Monday evening in honor of her birthday. Mir and Mrs. Charles D. Gallagher, of Wallingford. who are stopping in BranfOrd for the summer, are rejoicing over the birth of a baby girl, Mrs. Bernard Moran, of this city, is visiting Mir. and Mrs. John Moran, of Bridgeport.
 Attila loud, of Branford, is confined to his home by a severe illness. l Miss Hannah Higgins, of Branford, has gone to Shelton, where she will sub stitute for her sister, Miss Lauretta Higgins, who is now enjoying her vaca- l tion.
 Mrs. August Brown, of Brooklyn, is the guest of her daughter, Mrs. Will | liam Jones' of 280 Portsea street. She
 will remain three weeks. l Miss Elizabeth Smith, of this city, formerly of Branford, has accepted an
 excellent position in the office of the
 Fair Haven Food company.
 Mrs John Reilly, of 147 Dwight street,
 will sail for Liverpool on the Majestic
 July 30.
 Henry C. Butler of Bristol, is occu- pying his cottage on Money Island for
 the summer.
 | Leo Link, of this city, is visiting his
 sister Mrs Louis Mark, of Main street Branford
 Mrs. Pearl Northrop and daughter
 Marion, who have been the guests of Mrs. Northrops mother. Mrs. Hennes- Isey, of Branford, for the past seven
 weeks, returned to their home in Barre Vt. yesterday.
 Mrs. Patrick McKiernan and daugh-
 ter Mary are visiting old friends in Norwich.
 Miss Katherine Ross. of Branford
 has accepted a position with the Win chester company.
 Mrs. F. B. Eddy and family, of New Britain, are at Stony Creek for the sea. son.
 Miss Margaret Donovan. forewomar of the core shop in Branford, is con- fined to her home on Russell street by illness. Her many friends hope for hel
 speedy recovery.
 A party of friends called on Mrs. M U. Doherty, of BranfOrd formerly Miss
 Julia Albinger, of Edwards street, this
 city, Thursday evening and spent ar
 enjoyable evening.
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