The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-08-25
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS
ITEMSOFINTERESTC CONCERNING
 REW HAVEN PEOPLE
And Other People Known In ThIs City -Interesting Social Events HeEs and Elsewhere.

Stone. She went to Newport and Bos- ton and many other places. She is now in Orange, N. J., visiting her cousin.
 Mrs. Nellie Eldridge of No. 15 Broad way has returned from two weeks trip with friends to Boston. The jour hey was made by trolley and included stops at Mt. Tom, and on the way home, at Watch Hill, New London and Nor wich. The outing was thoroughly en- joyed, the scenery at this time of the year proving especially attractive.
 William F. Stone of New York city was the guest of his parents over Sum- day.
 The Misses Carrie and Anna Kloecker of Nicoll street, who have been visiting relatives in Terryville, have returned home after a pleasant two weeks stay.
 The annual reunion of the Graves family, which is represented by con- siderable number of public men in this state and Massachusetts, will be held at Hatfield, September 8. The Rev. Henry c. Graves, D. D., of Somerville, Mass, is the president of the associa- tion and will preside at the reunion. Engineer Edwin D. Graves of the bridge commission is the secretary and Miles W. Graves, treasurer of the State Savings bank, Hartford, is chairman Of the executive. committee. Charles E.. Graves of New Haven, the treasurer of Trinity college, now travelling in Flu rope with his wife, is also an active member of the association. Secretary Graves is now arranging the pro- gramme for the annual meeting. Two years ago the association met in Hart ford.
 Dr. and Mrs. w. George Reynolds of Woodbury have been entertaining Miss Eleanor Dibble of this city. ....
 B. P. Lyon, secretary to Major Isaac Bromley, advertising agent of the New York, New Haven & Hartford railroad, left the city yesterday for short va cation, which he will largely spend with relatives and friends near Norwich.
 Miss Mary w. Loughbridge of Peoria, H., has been appointed assistant teach CT at the Wallingford high school to teach English and history. She is a graduate of Wellesley and the Univer- sity of Chicago and has taught English and history for four years in the Peoria high school. -..
 The Misses Pauline and Eleanor Eichman sof BIT Orchard street are on two weeks vacation with friends at Bay Ridge, L. I. -.,... s@.s..s..
 Mrs. William Hecht of No. 35 Whar- ton street has returned from Meriden, where she has been visiting Miss Annie Conway, an old schoolmate, who is dan gerously i'll at the residence of Mrs, Thomas, her sister. Miss Conway has many friends in New Haven, where she made her home for several years while engaged in the, practice of her vocation as trained nurse. s,...ls.,.s,..., ....... Miss Lillian Sutliff of 112 Edwards street, who has been spending a few weeks with friends in Springfield, is expected home the latter part of the week. Theodore Tietz of this city will sai for Europe Tuesday on the steamer Emperor William H.. to look after pat ent right in England and Germany or an appliance that he invented and which is meeting with success in this country. ,s,, g Miss Essie Murphy of 1O4 Edwards
 street is enjoying two weeks vacation in the Berkshires.
 Miss Josephine Van-Thoff of New York city, who was the guest of Mis: Carolynne c. Clark while in East Hart 1 ford, has returned to her home in New York, after a pleasant visit irl Mt. Car | T. ioiy yNi ft together with Miss Clark.
 ! Miss Anna Dwyer, stenographer fol Crosby & Beckley at 42 Church street | is spending her vacation in the Berek shire Hills.
 l Miss Grace Roberts of Riggs street Oxford, who has been at home for ; l few months, has returned to her duties as nurse in the Dr. Buell. sanitarium l Litchffeld.
 | Conductor c. L. Smith of the Shor | Line division, who has been running tn | newspaper train from New Haven an' back from Providence in the earl, morning, has taken charge of the nev l Adams night express train out of Bos I ton. The new train was added las | MOlQdy. u Iull5 Oli IllC oio IlliiC oI eiA I Federal express. MT. Smith will re
 move his family from New London t I Harlem River, where he will reside. l Miss Katherine Rowley of Wate street has returned from a month vacation, which was spent at Rever l Beach, Boston.
 l Deacon Levi S. Deming. formerly 0 | Middletown, has been guest of Mrs l Ellen A. Deming of NeWington. H comes to this city this week and ex poets to stay until October, when h leaves for Winter Park, Fla.
 Miss Leila A. Surridge has returne | to her position with the Massachu setts Mutual Life Insurance compan I after most enjoyable vacation spen
 in Shelton, Conn.
 Thomas Johnson of New York wa the guest of MT. and Mrs. George E Johnson os Whitney avenue over Sun day.
 | B. E. Smiley of Torrington was i New Haven last week spending feV
 days with friends. Last Friday he me his parents from Canada at Bostor They go from there to Niagara an Dover, N H. He will later return an spend another week there, then goin
 to the Baltimore College of Dentistr!
 where he will complete his senior yea George McCoffey and his frient
 James Hart, have gone on a cruisin trip of a week on the tug Bulley, own
 ed by Owen McCoffey's Sons os Ne