The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-09-03
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS
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 KER HAVEN PEOPLE
And otnsr People Known in This City
 -Interesting Social Events Here and

Elsewhere. .Dr. Willis G. Alling, the well known and popular physician of BIO Orange street, is expected home to-day from his summer vacation trip. The doctor in a letter to a friend states that he has had most enjoyable and restful summer and will return home in the best of health to resume his medical practice. Dr. filling visited many points of interest in the west and visit ed his daughter in St. Paul, Minn. On his return trip he stopped at Fruit Val ley, Oswego, N. r., on Lake Ontario, where his wife and children have been sojourning several weeks and together they will reach home 1t is expected to- day. George Dudley Seymour, MT. and Mrs. c. s. Yeomans. Mrs. E. M. Cowles. R. IA Gillern, John w. Quinn, John O'Con- nell. Florence Smith, F. w. Woodruff, Jane F. Hadley, D. F. Norton, William Belden. Ray G. Goodwin. Mrs. W. K. Rolston, Mrs. Addie Rolston, George A. Root of Kimberly, Root & Day, and F. "A. Fowler were among the New Haven CTS at Old Home Week in Bristol this week. z...-.-. Announcement is made by the general committee in charge of the Spanish War Veterans reunion that Colonel L. F. Burpee has accepted the committee's invitation to act as grand marshal of the big parade. Invitations have been sent to all the military companies in the state and also to many civil organiza- lions. It Is likely that large number of acceptances will be received.
 MT. and Mrs. Sheffield Arnold and son of this city were guests of MT. and Mrs. e. F. Jackson of Elm street, Rockville, Tuesday.
 MT. and Mrs. G. H. Crane of Westville have returned from Saratoga where ahey have been for two weeks.
 Miss Gertrude Pratt, who has been visiting at Danyille. Vt, has returned to her home on Central avenue.
 MT. Trefry, the State street drug gist. who formerly had branch store in Bridgeport. was in Bridgeport Mon day at the Old Home Week festivities with his daughter, Miss Irma. The lat Ter remains there throughout the week the guest of MT. and Mrs. Robbins of Buckingham avenue. l <, Miss Clara Roxburgh of Waterbury Is the guest of John Petrie and family of Valley street.
 The Misses Marguerite and Winifred Hubbard. with their brothers, George and Norman Hubbard. left West Ha- ven Tuesday for Oberlin, O., where they are attending school.
 Rev. and Mrs. J. D. Tucker and Daughter Alice of West Haven. with Mrs. Frank Stevens and daughter Gladys of New Hartford have been spending a few days as the guests of Mrs. Isaac Bronson in Winchester Gen. ter. The party had picnic at "The# Boulders." with friends from Winches- ter and MT. Tucker has much enjoyed !. &eSi7ilg ofdrmenlories with his class mate. the Rev. Arthur Goodenough, pastor of the Winchester Congregation al church.
 MT. Gilney of Campbell avenue has been entertaining his niece, Mrs. Garm-T ley and daughters, May and Irene. of New York, for the past week. Rev. William Kohler. pastor of the Swedish Baptist church in Meriden, has resigned his position and will become general missionary of the Swedish so- ciety of Connecticut, New Jersey, Dela- ware and eastern New York, and east ern Pennsylvania.
 Mrs. Louise Russell of West Haven has returned from two weeks outing spent with party of friends in the White mountains.
 MT. and Mrs. c. G. Harrison of Will lard street, Westville. are home again after vacation passed at Asbury Park. ss MT. and Mrs. Herbert Chamberlain are spending few days with MT. Chamberlin's parents at their home in Bridgeport
 MT. and Mrs. D. IN. Beecher of Chica- go are the guests of MT. and Mrs. Q. C.. Harrison of Willard street, Westville. IA reception in their honor was given Monday afternoon and thirty friends and relatives called to pay their re- Epects.
 William McNicholl returned yesterday to West Haven from his weeks vaca- tion spent at Round Hill, Conn.
 Mrs Henry Blatz, wife of the former pastor of the Methodist church, Vest ville, accompanied by her son, Warren. and daughter Marie. have returned to their home at Greenport, L. l., having spent three weeks in the vicinity visit ing friends, during which time they were the guests of A. N. Farnham.
 Mrs John Glynn and son, Edward Glynn of West Haven, are spending a few days in Bridgeport, attending Old Home Week. 'ar' ... James Gilligan, substitute carrier of the Westville postoffice, has taken the place of the regular carrier, Walter Downs. who is enjoying his vacation.
 George A. Kellogg of Meriden, United States referee in bankruptcy, left Tues day for Rangley Lakes. Me, for ten Eays' stay. ,.:',,
 Mrs John Anderson is entertaining her son. Dr. Anderson. wife and son Joseph, of New York. at her home on Church street, West Haven.
 Miss Anna House of Hartford, who has been the guest of East Hartford people at the shore at Westbrook. has come to this city for a visit before re- turning home.
 Miss Helen Gilney of Campbell ave- nue is visiting in New York and New ark, N. J.
 aTiss Maude Stirling of Ansonia is 1T