The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-06-10
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS
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 NEIt HAVEN PEOPLE
And Other People Known In This CitY
 Local Social Events Here and EIss-

And Other People Known In HhtS CtSy
 Local Social Events Here and EIss-
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 Treasurer William L. Squire of the Consolidated railroad, who is seriously ill from heart trouble at his home in Meriden, was considered a shade more comfortable yesterday.
 Fred Manwaring has returned to his home in New Haven after a short visit with his grandparents, MT. and Mrs. R. L. Manwaring of Mantle. i This evening the Westville company of the Boys Brigade will hold an enter | tainment and social at the Congrega- tional church. The proceeds of the af- fair will be used in defraying the ex- penses of the company's field day, June i 27. Among those who will take part in 1 the entertainment are Miss Hart, Pro- lessor Charles Page of Yale, Miss Edith Agnes and Frank Tyrrell and Lewis | Welch.
 The M Rachel Webster Reading club members of which are some prominent school teachers of the city, will enjoy its final gathering of the season in the form of an outing. The club will go to Fort Hale park Friday, June 19, to i spend the day. returning later by troll i ley.
 1 Mrs. Hattie Clark and daughter Fife of this city have gone to Naugatuck to reside for the summer on Central ave- nue.
 Miss Madeline DeLacey of New York is the guest of her parents for few weeks. Miss DeLacey will leave soon for Lake Placid. N. r.. where she ex- poets to spend the summer with friends.
 Mrs. Adelaide s. Matthewson of 13S Britannia street. Meriden, announces the engagement of her daughter. Miss Adelaide F. Chapman, to Arthur LeRoy Hubbard of this city. The wedding will occur st o'clock in the evening. June | r, at the First Methodist church. After l the ceremony a. reception will be given i the wedding guests at the home of the | brides mother. MT. Hubbard is employ ed by the Consolidated road, and is the son of B. Dexter Hubbard, the well known telegrapher at the depot in this city.
 1 Local people will be interested in the announcement of the approaching we'd 1 ding of Professor Robert Richardson and Miss Elizabeth Perkins of New Ha- ven, which is to take place in that city June 30. Professor Richardson is the son Of the late Rev. pr. Richardson, who for a number of years was pastor of the first church. He is now professor at Beloit college. His bride-to-be is cousin of J. A. Lewis of this city. Har- rie W. Peck, son Of Professor John H. Peck, former principal of the high school, will be one of the ushers.-New Britain Herald.
 MT. and Mrs. William H. Woodruff and daughter are visiting MT and Mrs. Charles Linsley at their summer cot tage Savin Rock, for few weeks. | Major John c. Broatch of Middletown and State Forester Walter Mulford were guests of the Massachusetts State Forestry association Saturday. They visited the new reservoir of the Met ropolitan Water system at Clinton, that state, which when completed will flow l 5000 acres with a water shed of liz square miles. The construction Of the dam will cost. it is estimated. over $2,- l 0O0000
 Miss Mary Albinger of Derby avenue has planned to spend the summer with friends at Schroon lake. in New York. She will go about July 1.
 l Mrs. Charles Oclsert is visiting Mrs. F. Bloch in Newark, N. J.
 l Miss Nellie Colwell of Gilbert avenue has had as guest Miss Libbie Fuerin. who returned to her home ill Water bury, after visit of several weeks here. Carl Kutscher president of the Teu- tonia Singing society, is fast recovering from an illness which has confined him to the house for several days.
 Luke Quinn. warden of the Branford borough is in receipt of many bids for construction os g. new stretch of side- walk on Kirkham street. Bids will close June 10, and work will be commenced as sono as the contract is awarded. | c. D. Edwards arrived in Branford from California on Monday morning, and will be the guest of his daughter. Mrs. Frank Tester, jr., for the present. MT Edwards train, owing to railroad wreck and floods, was thirty-siX hours late. He was due here on Saturday. Mrs. M. F# Shanley entertained party of young ladies Monday evening at her cottage at Cosey eBach. Dinner was served to them at the Momauguin and pleasant time was enjoyed by all.
 Three weddings will occur this even- ing. The first will be that of Miss Frieda Riepenhausen to Alfred Oggesen. The ceremony will be. performed at the young ladys home, 69 Goffe street. The second will be that of Miss Lena Waas to George H. Mautte. and the last one | is that of Miss Minnie Weissheit to Ed ward Jente.
 Wedding invitations have been issued for the marriage of Miss Annie Sophie Hartery, daughter of MT. and Mrs. George Hartery of Ramsdell street, Westville, to George Schenck on We'd | nesday evening, June 24.
 The last meeting Of the $. s. Whist