The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-07-07
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS
ITEMSoPINTEREsTC CONCERNING
 GEW HAVEN PEOPLE
And Other PsopI. ISnown In Th,. City Local social Events Here and El..- where.
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Charles E. Julin. secretary to Mayor
 studley, left yesterday morning for a
 weeks stay in Chicago, the home of his
 parents Mir Julin was accompanied by his
 Mrs. James Rolston and daughter Bes-
 sle or Fallsdale. Pa, are visiting Miss
 Aatherine E. Rolston of Chapel street.
 Mir. and Mrs. Jordan of Elm street have
 zone 10 tnelr camp near Wayeriy grove for
 Mrs. H. S CowIes and the Misses Cowles
 are in Bethlehem, \. H., stopping at the
 Mount Washington hotel for the rest of the
 George Kelsey of West Haven has return
 ed from visit of a week at Mack, \. Y.,
 accompanied by Mir. Couch, who is now his guest. .4f--
 Miss Arabelle Rose, formerly of this city,
 but now connected with the Hartless house,
 one of the West Side settlement houses in New York, has been spending few days
 with Mrs. Blinn at her Woodmont cottage
 Miss Minnie Howard and Waldo Bushnell
 of Winsted are the guests of their cousin, Mrs. Alfred Miles of Elm street, West Aa- ven.
 5lhomas Forsyth of Fountain street while lighting his cannon accidentally drop ped spark on the priming and betore he could retreat the powder blew into his face. A great many grains lodged under the skin and medical aid was called to pick out the disagreeable particles.
 Miss Mildred Kelly of Mount St. Joseph's seminary is spending her vacation with her sister, Mrs. Edward j. Keenan,. Mrs Kee- nan and son Vincent will leave for Sara toga very soon for few months stay.
 John Brown of 56 Hobart street was bad, ly burned about his hand by the explosion of a cannon cracker which he foolishly
 Miss Annie o'Brien of Elmira. N. Y, is visiting her sister. Mrs. Thomas Gill, for few weeks.
 The Girls Friendly society of WestyilIe held their annual picnic last night at Rev. MT. Sexton's cottage at Branford. Point
 Mrs. William Hesslein of 672 Elm street, with her two children, have. gone to Loon lake. in the Adirondaeks, where they will remain for the summer.
 Master Louis Roth, son of Frederick Roth, who for some time has been ill with ma laria at his home, 31 Diamond street, is re ported as greatly improved.
 Deacon Babcocks of Branford has been quite i'll during the past week at his home on West Main street
 8s Mrs. Elmer A. Bacon of this city Is the guest of her mother, Mrs. Lewis Fowler of Boston street. Branford.
 At a recent meeting of Fidelity command cry, No. 343, N. o. C. O., of Branford, the Following officers were elected:: F. N e, N. C., Mrs. M L. Linsleys ". P, w. H. Dean; K. of R., w. E. Beach; F. K of R., Mrs. x. M. Beach; T.. H. E. Thatcher; ". H., Mrs; A, M. Rowland; ". I. G.
 Francis J Sullivan of New Britain spent Saturday and Sunday at his former home in this city.
 ]. The ! Rev. r. St. John Fitch and family of Branford left yesterday for Plainfeld, N. \ J., to be absent about two weeks
 sCharles s. Hall of Glastonbury spent Sunday with friends in Clinton
 Mrs. Frank s. Bradley of Church street, Branford, and children, are spending the sumnler in Stepney.
 Ellsworth N. Leete of this city is spend- | ing few days at his former home in Leete'S Island. Z
 , MT. and Howard Gilbert and daughter Of , Bethel are visiting their uncle. George Gilbert of 364 Orchard street Ralph M l Silbert, formerly of this city, but now of the tn guest of his parents on Gill street Mir Gilbert has charge. of the sporting goods de partment at Macy's, where he,has bsen for 1 several months. 260 Davenport avenue and k. C.. Bradley just returned from California, have gone 1 10 Asbnry Park and Ocean Grove for q few | weeks. N |
 James Mack, Jr, Of Stamford snent snn. day with friends i'll Branford.
 MT. and Mrs. F D. Somers and Miss Son. | CTS sailed Saturday morning on the steam | ship ,kroonland of the Red Star line, from
 The Misses o Brien and Matthews If 1 Stamford N were the guests of friends in town ,,,,1 Artaur P; Osborne and Mir. and Mrs. S1SoSAuC street have gone to Holderness. N III. for l E Friday night the boys choir of St. James, church, Westville. meet at the instructor 's. l oLrs. i1oollttle1s house. instead of in the
 Miss Adele Myers left yesterdav for Beach Grove, near Clinton, where she will | pc the guest of MT. and Mrs. M. F. Scott f q ph aa npfflngnsela, f Is who have taken cottage
 Mrs. Robert Bradley of this city. who Is summering at Harbor cottage, Branford | Point entertained the Saturday Afternoon lightful afternoon was spent by the ladies. | Whist was the Advertisement of the after. noon followed by dainty refreshmehts. F quests were Mrs: K. Parker Lewis and Mrs. hostess. X 7s '5r S s
 Edward F BlhoD and his son Frederick q, Bishop of this city were the guests Of | relatives in Clinton over Saturday and Sun
 Among the New Haven passengers booked on the steamship Princess Irene. of the | ], I German s line. which sailed satur- aa,y aaaay tIon MeT M |, York were President and jam p. B. Bradley, Mrs John W Mansfield and daughter, Miss Mansfield, and Miss K. | ronlon and Miss NI Conlon.
 Mrs Andrew Terrell and her son Claude, who have been spending short vacation With Charles Marvin and family of Cen .ral avenue, Westville, erturned last even ng to their home in Bristol
 The Misses Lillian and Elsie Barnes of New York city are the guests of Mir. and Mrs. ]. c. Barnes
 Mrs. A M. Painter of West Haven has 'eturned from q visit to the family of her Jon ,Dr. and Mrs. c. M. Painter who have cottage in New Canaan. Mrs. A. l.. Ely and children and George l. Ely of Southington, are at West Haven pending yacation
 MT. and Mrs. s. K Hubbard of Norwich Ire the guests of their sons family, Mr. j Elm street. West Haven. Mrs. Ellen A. Norton, Miss Lulu and Miss Georgia Marks and Mrs Sarah Marks of ,outhington will spend their vacation at I 5roye Beach. @ 5@6Q l Miss Norma Souires of Brooklyn is the .uest of her parents, the Rev. and Mrs N. I 2. Squ!res. at the parsonage on Sayin ave- tue, West Haven. Heman R. Atwater of Seymour is visiting ohn F. Atwatert of South End, Southing- on. The many friends of Clarence ". Frizell. nly child of Cfarles F. Frizell of 30 Gar. len street, this city, will be sorry to hear :, hat he lies seriously i'll at his fathers res- dence with acute inflammatory rheuma- ism. Mrs. Katz and daughter of Chicago are topping at the Mead cottage, West Haven. The Hope family of Blatchley avenue are 5 ntertaining MT, and Mrs Bradley and son f New York and Miss Julia Lyons of Port 8 eryis. N. Y 7 MT. and Mrs A. E. Knox and son Albert ] f West Haven have returned to their home I [ ? Main street from visit in Brooklinc, lass Eil Miss. Susie Wolf and William Eiernan of his city spent the Fourth in Southport 1fre YxTar, ao, ,faY