The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-06-04
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS
ITEMSOFINTEREST STCONCERNING
 HEW HAVEN NPEOPLE
And Other People Known in ThIs OIty -Loeai social Events Here and EIne- xrhere
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 Mir. and Mrs. John Hamburger, of Duncan hall, have left for an extended fishing trip Mir. and Mrs Paul P. Ives, of East River, are receiving congratulations over the arri- val of a son. Mr. Ives is son of C. I. Ives. the restaurant proprietor at 256 State street, this city.
 Montclair, \. J., have arrived at the ''BOul- der.'' their summer home in Oxford. near the Center.
 The coming wedding of Miss Teresa Mo ran, who is employed in the office of the Ed ward Malley company, and John F. Morris sey, of this city, IS announced to take place early in June.
 have reported the arrival of healthy twins, a boy and a girl.
 Archibald Curry, of Highwood, is danger Dusly i'll with pneumonia.
 H. c. c. Miles, of MilfOrd secretary of the PomolOgical Society of the State of Cennec- ticut, has recently been appointed by the Connecticut commission of the St. Louis Worlds fair a member of the special com- mittee to have charge of the Connecticut fruit exhibit at the fair.
 Frederick D. Lane and family have moved from Barnett street to Diamond street, in WestyilIe. MT. Lane is one of the best known employees of the Greist Manufactur- ing company.
 Mrs. Frederick PIeines. of Thompson < visit in New York.
 Rev. K. A. Martin, Of Branford, will leave tomorrow for flying trip to his former parish in Schenectady, N. Y., and on to Rut- land and Proctor, Vt. He expects to return < next Tuesday.
 MT. and Mrs. Gompertz. of this city, have taken on cottage on Beach street, Savln Rock, for the summer.
 John Dinnan and family removed yester- day from their former Fountain street house to the fiat S92 Whalley avenue, which was recently occupied by Thomas J. Stanford and family.
 Miss Lena E. Annis, who is at present teaching in the eighth grade of the Union position next year in the Springfield schools. Miss Bertha NJ. Norton. of room 7. Wash ington Annex, expects to resign at the end of the coming school year to accept posi- tion in the schools of Englewood, New Jer- The Misses Laura and Bertha Milford. Mrs. Emily Fowler, Miss Lily Tyler and I Mrs ]. s. Moore, of Branford, were dee gates to the semi-annuai county convention of the W. C. T. U. held in Milford yester- day.
 Miss Cora Barker. of West Haven. has gone to Bristol to attend the wedding of her brother and will also be bridesmaid at the wedding of friend.
 Miss Annie Dunn, of Branford, has for her guests P. J. McNulty and his three daugh- ters, the Misses Irene. Margaret and Inez McNulty, of PittsburS.
 surprise party was rendered to Miss Grace Schmidt at her home on Fitch street, ] of her friends called to pay their respects and most enjoyable evening was spent by all. s
 Chauncey Schroeder left on Tuesday for Boulder county, Colorado, where he will be employed with the Nancy Gold Mine and Tunnel company, which his father, John ". city, financed. Mir. Schroeder will learn the practical workings of mining, which will be of invaluable assistance to him as agent for some of the large mine interests with which O Qrn Tod
 Mrs. John c. Clarke. of Fountain street, 2 Westville, has gone to Saratoga for a few The wedding of Miss Mary Elizabeth Bruce: of Wooster street. to William W. x C0nklin, of this city, will take place at the home of the bride Thursday, June Il. re- @cepetion will follow the ceremony from s to o'clock.
 John Tiernan, of West Haven, has accept ed position in Woods drug store on Camp. Mrs. William Cobleigh, who stumbled and fell at her home in Branford last week and fractured bone in her right leg, is com fortable, but being aged the fracture Is more serious. 2
 Miss Peck; of Jamaica. L. l., is visiting MT; and Mrs. George L. Peck, of West Ha, Rev. Father Leddy. of Guilford, was a guest at St. Mary's recory, Branford, Tues C. E. Hubbard and son Kenneth, of West Haven, have returned from their visit to Mrs. J. J. V. Cunningham, of Branford. is now convalescipg from her severe illness, and was able to attend the reception given to Rev. and Mrs. T. S. Dewitt on Monday Mrs. Wadsworth. of Hartford, has arrived at her summer residence, Point Comfort, in Z East River.
 Mrs. Oscar Weed returned to her home in Branford on Monday very much improved in health.
 D. E. Field and family have arrived at < their summer residence at East River for the season.
 Mrs. Winchester Bennett gave an 'at home" yesterday afternoon, this being about the last of her ','Wednesdays" given through nett received alone.
 William Palmer, of West Haven, is in Massachusetts.
 Mrs. J. Edward Somers and family, of for few days.
 Miss Isabelle Stoughton, of New York, was the guest of Professor and Mrs. Louns. bury for the Yale-Princeton game last Sat urday.
 A very delightful little social event of Tuesday afternoon was a wedding anniver. s sary surprise given Mir. and Mrs. J. R. Thomas, of Montowese street, Branford, by < their nei.hbors.
 Dr. and Mrs Sears, of Center street, West Haven, have been entertaining MT. and Mrs Brooklyn.
 Contractor S. A. Rhodes, of Milford, who recently suffered stroke of paralysis, is improving.
 Mir. and Mrs C. q. Phillips. of Center street, West Haven, have been entertaining Mrs. Sarah Phillips and Royal Phillips, of Kensington.
 Dr. Walter l.. Plumb, of Milford, who has been on the sick list for the past few days is slowly recovering his usual good health and will be about shortly. Mir. and Mrs. Arthur Kelsey, Providence are visiting Mir. and Mrs. Jarvis Kelsey ir West Haven
 H. T. Adey and daughter Miss Mildred. of New York city, who have been the guests oi Mr. and Mrs Ebert N. Clark, of West River street, Milford, have returned home after pleasant stay.
 An extra letter carrier has been added tt the West Haven force for the summer months from June i to September 30. Ed ward E. James is filling the position.
 The students of the Yale Conservatory ot Music will give a concert this evening IT connection with their commencement exer cises. Miss Antoinette Brett, of this city has been secured as the piano sololst of thu evening.
 MANY JUNE WEDDINGS.