The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-09-04
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS
ITEMSoPINTERESTCoYCERNING
 NEW RHAVEgPEOPLE

 past two months at Boulder, Col, the home of Mir. Cutters family. MT. and Mrs. Cutler are at home to their friends at 70 Howe street.
 Mrs. Lucy Andrews, of this city, president of the Connecticut Sunshine society, is the guest of Mrs. Alden, the national president, in Sunderland, Mass.
 | Policeman and Mrs. Daniel Lippin- colt, of 245 Howard avenue, have re- turned home from pleasant vacation spent at their summer home in Green port, L. I.
 Misses Mary and Elizabeth Hotchkiss, who have been summering in Maine, are expected to arrive at their apart ments in Duncal hall some time this week.
 Dr. and Mrs. Albert Sharpe, of Phila- delphia, are guests of the week at the doctors old home in Branford. They have also made visits to their friends in this city. ..-
 MT. and Mrs. James shannon of Bish- op street have gone to Blue Mount Lake. in the Adirondacks, to remain until October l.
 Captain and Mrs. c. ". Hamilton, of Portland, are the guests of Captain and Mrs. Joseph U. Mehaffe, of this city. . Mrs George Powning, wife of the well known advertising agent of this city, is recorded among those registered at the Summit house, Mt. Washington, Sun day and Monday. . ...4
 MT. and Mrs. William Miller, of this city, have been guests for a few days at the home of Mrs. Miller's parents, MT. and Mrs. Henry Davis, in Oakville, | this state. . Edward Fitzgerald, who has for years been connected with the Plant line of steamers and has recently been station l ed in Savannah, Georgia, is spending some time with relatives on ~Fairmont avenue.
 Mrs. Charles c. Mcdonald expects to leave soon for her home in Omaha, l Neb., after having spent two months visiting relatives in Connecticut. Mrs. Mcdonald will be accompanied on her return trip by her parents, MT. and 1 Mrs. Everitt R. Clark, of Milford, who will make an extended visit at her home in Omaha.
 Miss Gertrude Merrick, who has been the guest of the Misses Mitchell in Si- 5 monsville, have returned home after a pleasant stay. &
 Mrs. Bernard Gurby. Miss Mamie Me- lGann and Miss Catherine McGann have returned from a pleasant vacation in ] Madison.
 Mir. and Mrs. c. c. Johnson and their daughter. of Whalley avenue, are visit ling in Bridgeport during the Old Home Week celebration.
 l Grace M E church Sunday school of I Mount Carmel gave a pleasant outing at Savin Rock on Tuesday The party, numbering about fifty in all, went down in a special car and spent a pleasant day.
 Mrs. H. K. White, of New Britain, has been the guest of Mrs. Ira Tal- Enladge, of Kensington street, for the #I past week.
 Miss Bessie IL O'Brien, of Crown I street, stenographer for A.. w. Sperry, the civil engineer, is enjoying vaca- 1 tion in Meriden and other nearby jcities.
 Mir. and Mrs, Henry Farrell and their
 daughters Misses Rose and Gertrude
 have returned from a two weeks va cation spent at the park hotel in Win l sted. <, MT. and Mrs, Charles Smith, of Nor.
 ton street, left this week for Bethlehem z N. H., where they will remain for the rest of the season. I Mrs. F. F. Newton, of Dwight street
 who has been at Pennington, Conn. E for several weeks, has returned to hel
 home. # MT. and Mrs. E. B. Hum, of Orchart
 street, have returned from pleasant < stay at Lisbon, N H.
 x Miss Agnes Kelly, of East Haven, i;
 spending her vacation with friends ir \ Trenton. ~ t %#.@ !. Miss Marion Madden. who has beer the guest for the past six weeks of Mrs John Dourthy in Watertown, returned , Monday.
 Alfred Powell sails to-day on the Ara } bic for a visit with relatives in Lon , jdon e Misses Harriet and Florence Martin l of Middletown, are guests of their aunt Mrs James Hyde, of George street ], West Haven.
 .I Mrs. George Palmer and her daughte Alice are spending week with MI
 and Mrs. Charles Palmer, of Bridge port. ' Tg
 Mrs. James Elliott and daughter Bes l sic, of Belmont, Mass, Mir. and Mrs
 David Bolton, of Brooklyn, and Mis-
 Bolton, of this city. were the guests ol
 Tuesday of MT. and Mrs. Arthur Bolton t Eof West Haven. !. .~%s nl Mrs. George BeckNith was given t birthday surprise Wednesday evening 4 by some of her friends who are sum e mering at Woodmont.
 tl Mrs. Giles Smith of Stony Creek, wh l.. fell some time ago, misplacing thre q wrist bones, is now recovering unde |, the care of Dr. Sweet at the home 0 tI her daughter, Mrs. C., P. Huntley, i f Fair Haven. @,-+.r ;. d John Stevenson and Roy Beckwith, c n West Haven, who have. been campin eiat Oyster River, returned home Wed -, nesday. @r '. . Ill M. c. Ferguson and family have re l. lturned home from their summer cottag l. at Cosey Beach.
 Miss Fannie Lynch of Baldwin street
 who has been attending the Catholi
 Summer school at Cliff Haven, N. Y
 has returned to her home in this city.
 J. Quinlan and daughters, Miss Mar
 tha and Miss Eleanor, have presente
 to St. Mary's new church, Branford, tn . sanctuary lamp. The lamp is beau