The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-07-30
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS
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 Congratulations are being received by George S. Tice and Magdalene Tice over the advent of a bouncing baby boy-Howard Royal Tice-who "came to town' yesterday morning. The lit tie fellows weight is nine and one-half pounds and he will thrive and be "a big boy'' in the future.
 Richard Covert of this city is spend- ing his vacation at Fairview cottage, Sunset Beach. He has as his guest MT. Lappan of this city.
 / Colonel Frank B. Adams, managing editor of the Mercantile and Financial Times of New York. is on tour of the Consolidated railroad, making an examination into the business interests along that system, in comparison with the great trunk line systems of the country. He has found thus far that the condition of business in this section of Connecticut is very satisfactory.
 c. J. White, w. L. Hatch, w E. Att wood and F. A. Porter are on weeks cruise in the waters of the Sound.
 Colonel John P. Murphy of Bridgeport was in town yesterday making ar engagements for a meeting of the staff officers of the A. o. H., to be held at the Hotel Oneco, August 5 The state organizations will hold field day at Hartford on August 19 and plans for the gathering will be made by the state officers here, many of whom will be in New Haven to attend the dedi- cation of the Ninth regiment monu- ment.
 the time of the F. & F. Corbin strike to settle in Chicago, is back in that town on a visit to his parents.
 John Jacob Astor and Mrs. Astor passed through the city. yesterday morning in a high powered automobile They were bound for Hartford.
 Cleveland Saunders, formerly with the Armour Beef company and Miss Rhea Flanagan, were married Mon day, July 13. The newly married cou- pie left for an extended trip through the south, where they will make theil future home.
 The directors of the Security Insur. ance company of this city have voted to give it's able secretary, Herbert Ma son, leave of absence of six months because of the precarious condition O his health, and MT. Mason with his wife will make a European tour MT Mason has been suffering for som, time from a form of nervous prostra tion which has been complicated witt malaria. He has been an unWeariet worker in behalf of the company wticl he represented for so many years, an( his present condition is due to his un ceasing 1abors. He is one of the larg est stockholders of the company, whicl 2 is now among New Ravens most pros porous business institutions, as was hi father, who preceded him in the com pany. During the absence of MT. Ma son his duties will be looked after b, Herbert c. Fuller, who has for man. years been the assistant secretary 0 the company.
 Miss May Marshall of Kansas City i visiting with the family of Hon. c. Dunwell at Fort Trumbull Beach.
 Mrs. Lyon of this city is spending few days at the home of MT. and Mrs Charles w. Beardsley of Hill street Milford.
 Registered at the Hotel Adrian, Bloel Island, are Mrs. Henry Lyons of 10 Cedar street with party, Mrs. Jan Shannon, Mrs. John Burk and Mis- Tessie Palmer of Spring street. All ar enjoying the pleasures of that delight full place.
 Miss Harrie D. Staples. of 1sS Lom bard street has gone to Pleasant VieN Beach, Watch Hill, for few weeks She will visit Colonel c. B. Erickson family.
 Mrs. James Welsh, who has bee quite i'll at her home on North stree Milford. since the death of her hus band, is slowly improving and wa able to sit up a little while yesterday.
 c. A Randall of the Levi c. Gilbel company left on Monday for tw weeks stay at Northfield, Mass.
 Edward Stirling of Hill street, Mi ford, who for a week past has been i with nlalarial fever, is still confined | his bed.
 George Marsh of Branford is enjoy ing a vacation fishing on the Branfor coast He will spend part of the tim in West Haven with his sister, Mir Graham.
 Miss Lillian M. Smith, who has sper the past ten days in this city, has rs turned to her home in WatertoWn.
 Mildred Tibbals of Milford is ava on a two weeks outing with relative in Plymouth.
 Mrs. Ellen Luddfngton of Meade, street, Branford, had for her guest owe Sunday Mrs. Theodore Paine of Eas Haven.
 Miss Morella Clarity of Waterbur is spending months vacation wit friends in this city.
 Miss Margaret Mathews, who went Stamford with the Yale 6 Towne con pany, has returned t Q her home Branford.
 Mrs. Fannie Rawson and childrel who have been visiting MT. and MT B. D. Welton in Waterville, have I, turned to theirshome in this city.
 MT. and Mrs. Joseph B. Loughry this city will leave on August s for three weeks trip through the northel part of Maine and New Brunswick.
 Mrs. E. D. Cannon, Miss Minnie M han and Miss Olive Messenger of tn city are the guests of friends in Bu lington. Vt.
 E. w. Sperry, formerly of New H ven, and who has been in St. Croix, w. T., for his health, the guest of h CAV sr=z