The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-08-05
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS ITEMSoFINTEREST CONCERNING
 NEW HAVEN PEOPLE

And Other People Known i'm This City
 .-I,oeni socisI Events Here and EIss.
 where.
 MT and Mrs. Rutherford Trowbridge, and daughter, Miss Elsie, of this city, who have been guests at Red Lion Inn, stockbridge, Mass, for weeks, will leave August for trip through the great lakes to Duluth and will also visit the National Park, returning about Septen- Der 1.
 F. D. Grinnen of New Haven, grand secretary of the New England Order of Protection, and family are staying at the Park hotel, Winsted, for month. At the annual meeting of the directors of the New England Merchandise cor poration held at their office, 146 and 14S State street, August 8, Jules F. Shorer was reelected president, Frank Maylin- ger treasurer, and Walter I. Addis sec retary. Rev. William P. Downes. curate of Trinity church. New Haven, who is spending his vacation in New Canaan, II io " IOi40hII oCLNtINo III LllC SAtdPCip VI St. Johns parish, Stamford, during the month of August, the curate, Rev. Ing lis Morse, being away on vacation. Myron l.. Fargo, uncle of A. R. Smith of Shelton, with whom he has made his l home for some time, met with serious accident Saturday evening. MT. Fargo l while about the grounds, Saturday eve ming. slipped and fell on the steps and fractured his hip. MT. Fargo is over eighty years Of age. Dr. Roberts was called in, and after making the patient as comfortable as possible, advised his
 being taken to the hospital, and ac- cordingly the ambulance from Grace hospital, New Haven, came out Sunday
 and carried Mir. Fargo to that institu- i tion. . Howard Bell. manager of the Smith Premier Typewriter company's office in | this city, left last night for a weeks
 stay at Camp Kill Rare, on Lake Kora, l in the Adirondaeks, on invitation iron, { ex-Lieutenant Timothy L. Woodruff,
 who is president of the Smith Premies company. Governor Woodruff has ex- tended an invitation to the managers of I all the branch offices to come and enjoy l the fishing and camp life at his beauti- ! ful and famous camp. !. I F. H. Cogswell and family, who had l lengaged rooms at the Suffield academy \ at Sufield, Conn, have returned to their
 home in this city owing to MT. Cogs. wells poor health.
 I The New York, New Haven and Hart
 ford railroad will run an excursion from 1 Rockville to savin Rock, Wednesday oi next week
 T Charles Kimberly, of Kimberly, Roo l & Day, and his family are stopping al
 Lake Spofford, N. H., for the rest oi
 the summer.
 I Mrs. Samuel Parker, who was robbed
 of $s0,0OO in jewelry in Honolulu satur,
 day night, is 8 daughter of MT. ant
 Mrs. Parker, formerly of Branford
 Mrs. Parker was the first missionary tt the Sandwich Islands and who still re.
 sides there in the Tooth year of her age
 MT and Mrs. H. C. Warren and famil, # of Whitney avenue are at the St. Hu
 bert Inn, at Keene Heights, New York for the rest of the season.
 Excelsior Pomona grange of Nauga $ tuck, will hold an outing at Savin Rocl on Wednesday, August 26.
 # Mrs. Maher and Miss Josephine Mahe
 have returned from weeks stay a < Nyack on the Hudson, Mrs. Maher's ol, !, home.
 Harry G. Day and family have jus moved into their beautiful new house ol Whitney avenue.
 Il Miss Susie c. Lasher, after spendin
 a month in Danbury, has returned {
 her home in this city, accompanied b her cousin, Miss Anna B. Miner of 701 , Maple avenue.
 Dr. E.. Austin Cheney is spending hi
 vacation at Morningside, New York. A souvenir postal card tells the man
 friends of Professor Leopold that he ] at present in Sweden.
 ? c. W. A Buell. of the Ford compan! are at Norfolk, Conn, for the month C : August. 5 The August outing of the Connecticr
 probate assembly will be held at Hill , Homestead. Savin Rock. Friday, Au T gust [ .f5s
 n Mrs. Cornelia $. Peck, formerly Mis T Ferris. Of this city, widow of the lat : Cornelius W. Peek of New Milford, ha e returned to this city to reside. r# e The Gideon Welles Naval Veteran as d sociation oe the state will hold its al
 lnual meeting in this city August 12. S. T. Thayer and family of Dwigl : street have taken a cottage at Wood : mont for the month of August. 9l Old Home Week will not be observe s at Bantam Lake this year. s The Epworth league of the Methods ' Episcopal church of Westville will ho F moonlight picnic on West Rock t U morrow evening.
 Miss Libby Busby of Holyoke, Mass
 is the guest of friends in this city. Mi
 Busby is a past supreme officer of u