The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-07-27
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 NEW HAVEN PEOPLE

Aad othor People Known in This Ci,y Local Social Events Here and EIss- where.
 Postmaster George. 4. Warner and Mrs Warner. of Bristol, were in this city yesterday.
 Howard Brown and the Misses Imo- gene and Rose Law. of Bristol, spent Sunday in New Haven. MT. Brown is a prominent member of several frater- nal organizations in Bristol.
 Charles Manville, of Waterbury, was the guest of friends at the west shore over Sunday.
 B. 0. Barnard, one of Bristops leading merchants, spent Sunday at Cosey Beach.
 Miss Anna Frost, of Waterbury, was visiting with friends in this city Sum day.
 Mrs. M. c. Robbins of Springfield, Vt, formerly of this city, is in town, the guest of Mr. and Mrs. John J. Hart. Miss Emma Hart, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Hart, is in Great Harrington, Mass. Stopping with her is Miss Tolles, daughter of James Tolles of West Ha- ven. who is teller at the New Haven County National bank.
 Miss Dorothy Morgan and Miss Elm fly Morgan, daughters of Rev. G. Brin- ley Morgan, returned from Paris, We'd nesday of this week. They have been studying there for the past year.
 Superintendent Beede and family will leave this city next Monday for Pe- nobscot Bay, where they will spend the month of August MT. Beede pass ed his vacation last year at this delight ful place and wished to do so again this summer. He will return just beforelthe , schools open September 3, and will manage all preliminaries for the begin ming Of the fall term.
 Miss Mabel L. Bradley, daughter of General and Mrs. E. E. Bradley, has just returned from months visit at the home of her sister, Mrs. E. N. Loonis, at Brighton, N. Y, and leaves in a week for stay of month at Magnolia, Mass, on the coast north of Boston, where she will visit Miss Cur rie of Pittsburg, Pa, who was school mate of Miss Bradley at St. Margaret's in Waterbury, and who is daughter of the late MT. Currie, who was one of the chief men under MT. Carnegie at the Carnegie iron works.
 MT. and Mrs. Augustus Hausman, son and baby daughter of Beacon ave nue, went Saturday to their cottage, "The Bandbax,' at Cosey Beach, for the rest of the summer.
 Cyrus Kellogg of Edward street is spending few days with his mother in New Hartford.
 Next Thursday evening the commit tee of Branford high school students who have so successfully managed several dances this season will give an other informal affair at the big re- ception hall of the Branford Point hotel. The chairman of the committee ifscharge is Henry steinfield.
 Professor Mark Bailey and Miss Gen. evieve Bailey of 442 Temple street are at Gray Court Inn, Stamford, Delaware county, N. Y. The Peck Brothers Mutual Aid asso- ciation enjoyed an old fashioned shore dinner at Mansfield grove Saturday af- ternoon.
 Mrs. Anne E. Crowley and family ot St. John street will leave next month for Lanphiers' Cove, where they have taken a cottage for the month of Au- gust.
 Professor and Mrs. Horace l.. Wells made a call at their home here last week They are spending the summer with Mrs. Griffin, the mother of Mrs Wells of Old Lyme.
 Miss Kehelley, who has been quite i'll Is reported as being much better, whicf will be very welcome news to her many friends
 Professor Edward Reynolds, with hi daughter and son are visiting friends in Old Lyme.
 James Frazier of the U. s. s. Eaglo has leave of absence for two weeks ant will spend the time with relatives ant friends in and about Westville. MT Frazier is the master mechanic on thi fighting machine of Uncle Sam's.
 Professor and Mrs. William Beebe ar at Rye Beach, N. H.
 The Rev. Henry Blatz, now of Green port, L. l., preached to his old congre gation in the Methodist church Sunda. morning. Mir Blatz will be the guest 9 IA. N. Farnham for few days.
 Rodney W Roundy has returned from visit with MT. and Mrs. Wallac Champion of Old Lyme.
 pr. Sarah Scoville Whittlesey Q Wellesley college is sptnding the sum raer at her home on Prospect street Miss Mary Elizabeth Whittlesey is ex pected home the last of next week.
 The third annual outing and clar bake of the local branch of the Broth erhood of Railroad Trainmen will b held at Cox's grove, West Haven, to day. Lunch served at 11:30 o'clock g m. Dinner from ? to 4 o'clock p. m.
 Miss Anna Lea Bakewell expects t leave soon for Rye Beach, N. H., wher she will remain during the summer.
 Miss Mae Gardner of State street the guest of Miss Ethel Valentine Q Branford for a few days.
 Colonel N. c. Osborn was the gues a portion of last week of Rev. Stewar Means at Grove Beach.
 Mrs. A. Heaton Robertson and daugh ter. Miss Mabel Robertson, will leav G.. Ti+oLRa1dH TI,oxy will cfo