The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-04-06
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS
TTEMSOFINTERESTCO CONCERNING
 NET HAVEN PEOPLE

-LGcal Social Events Here ana hise
 where.
 Invitations have been issued for the approaching marriage of Miss Elizabeth Hallock Johnson, daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Elizur c. Johnson, and Harold Gardner Baldwin, son of MT. and Mrs. David Baldwin of Paved street, Bran ford. The event will be solemnized at the home of the brides parents on Bradley avenue, Tuesday, April IA, lSuS' | at o'clock in the afternoon.
 Miss Florence Hopper and Miss Bes- | sic Winans, who have been visiting Miss Gamsby of 37 Elm street, West Haven, Saturday returned to their homes in Newark, N. J.
 Miss Ella Borschet is visiting her aunt, Mrs. Henry Gamm of Bristol, TOT two weeks.
 Russell Miller, son of Albert Miller of Alden avenue, is i'll with scarlet fever' the malady from which his sister Ruth has only just recovered. Young Miller is an employe of the Winchester Re- beating Arms company at the factory of which he was severely burned carry last week. While he was recovering from the accident the fever set in. It is in a light form.
 Miss Jennie L.. Eliot and Mrs. Fannie l.. Baldwin of Branford were guests at the Hotel Halleck in Guilford Friday. Both ladies were former Guilford resi- dents, being the daughters of the late Harney Eliot.
 Miss Pauline Voorhees, has been en- gagged as organist for the Summertield M. E. church, this city, and began her duties yesterday, the first Sunday in April.
 Mrs. Israel Kelsey and daughter, Miss Alberta Kelsey of West Haven, who have been spending several weeks at Atlantic City, are in New York visiting friends.
 Thomas F. McKiernan, who was con nected with Folsom 6, Co.,. and success sors, F. F. Andrews, Bassett & Reeves, and John F. Bassett. has resigned his position to accept one with the Winches-
 ter Repeating Arms company.
 The services of the Westville Congre- gational church yesterday were conduct ed by the Rev. James D. Smiley of Elm
 street, but the matter Of a permanent
 successor to Rev. Dr. Davies. who
 preached his farewell sermon at the
 Conversational church last Sunday, will
 not be decided upon until this evening,
 when the church committee will hold
 an open meeting for the parishioners
 who will participate in the general dis
 cussion. It is expected, however. ac-
 cording to the statement of one of the | committeeman that the call will be of-
 fered to the Rev. Dr. Davis os Norris
 vile. Vt.
 Aaron Barrett, who has been in this
 city for several weeks, has returned tc
 North Haven in much improved health.
 Mrs. Newton !. Baldwin Of Wood
 bridge. who was hurt early last week
 by being thrown from his carriage
 while delivering mail on the Wood
 bridge free rural line. is reported as improving. ...... 'i c, E. Chapin and family of Green
 which are expected at their cottage 1T
 Woodmont early next week for few
 days outing. Allen I. Seaman, son of MT. and Mrs Seaman Of 21S Cedar street. who has
 entered the navy as machinist, has beer
 assigned to the United States torpedo station at Newport, R. l.. for three months. He then goes with the torpe
 do fleet. which starts for practice on three months cruise along the coast
 He was one of the twenty chosen iron
 some 900 or 1000 men.
 Mrs, Clifford c. Abbey of Chester Il at the home of her parents, MT. ant Mrs. W. B. Palmer of Milford for visi of a few days. March 31 Miss Aled; 3 Palmer and Clifford C. Abbey wer' united in marriage at the home of thu groom's father, Dr. Edison Abbey Il l Chester. Conn.,, by Rev. MT. Kirkwood MT. and Mrs Abbey are to make thei < home in Chester for a while at least. Mrs. Ernest Wadham and Miss Mil dred Wadham of Saybrook Point spen ] Saturday with MT. Babcock of Wash q | ngton avenue.
 r. S, Stevens of Bridgeport has beel over recently fixing up about his cottag at Woodmont and is expected owe shortly to spend a few days. s Mr. Payne of Thompson street, Yves a Haven, is entertaining his sister, Mrs King of Mantle.
 s Miss Bessie Gertrude Ives of Walling a ford, soprano soloist at St. John 3 church, North Haven, is to be marie g in Springfield April 14 to Elizur H. liar N rison of North Haven. The happ couple will so to Pasadena. Fla, to re side.
 Mrs. Harriet Palmer of Branfort NJ who has been visiting her sister, Mir M Chidsey in Terryville, has returne home.
 N A little girl arrived in the family ( N S. z. Poli on Friday. The young lad A and her mother are both doing nicely ~ Mrs. Christopher Hegelheimer ( - Branford, who has been very critical
 i'll with muscular rheumatism, is no
 somewhat improved.
 Mrs. F. R. Chapman of Woodmon le who has been dangerously ill the pa: