The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-10-27
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS
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And Other People Known I'm This City
 -Interesting Social Events Here and


 Interesting Social Events Here and Elsewhere
 Frederick R. Burnham. supervisor of drawing in the public schools, address ed the Essex County Teachers conven- tion at Peabody, Mass, Friday, on the use of color in primary grades.
 General and Mrs. Barton of Boston, formerly of this city, are spending Sum- day with Dr. and Mrs. John F. Barnett at their home on Church street, West Haven.
 Mr. and Mrs. w. F. C1arkson of 1856 State street celebrated their twentieth wedding anniversary Saturday evening They received large number of pres ents. The evening was spent in an en- joyable manner. with piano and violin selections, songs and recitations.
 Mir. and Mrs. Robert s. Scobie of 86 Button street are receiving congratula- lions over the birth of an eight pound boy. The little chap arrived at mid night Sunday. MT. Scobie is the senior member Of the firm of Scobie & Far rar, shipsmiths. Mrs. Scobie is the daughter Of Police Captain and Mrs. James P. Brewer The genial "Cappy" now has three grandchildren and he says it is the finest force" he ever saw. Mrs. Charles Berkelee of this city land Mrs. James Berkelee Of Atlanta, Ga, spent Sunday with Mrs. Alan Ren- frew Of Smith street. .- | A wedding of the week will be that of Miss Mabel Johnson and Attorney Rob- inson, a Yale man, which will take place at the home of the brides aunt, Mrs. Thompson of 20 Beers street Mrs. Leonidai filling of Philadelphia is the guest of her mother, Mrs. Alphem
 filling of Orange street.
 Russell Gold of Warren, Mass, who has been spending a few days with his father on Whalley avenue, has returned to his home Miss Rose Gessner of Stratford is the
 guest oe Miss Carrie Tassie Of Center street. West Haven.
 MT. and Mrs. Felix Brocar Of Frank street celebrated thes tenth anniversary l of their wedding Sunday afternoon and
 evening by entertaining about fifty guests.
 Douglas Bryant, son of Judge and Mrs. $. J. Bryant, who has been spend- I ing two weeks at his home, has return l ed to Cleveland, where is is engaged in business. 54s @ Miss Edith McGrath of 20 Arch street | has gone to sanitarium at Lake Ku- | shaaua in New York state. She will 1 spend about six months there. Foreman Augustus Longstean, driver | of steamer No. 4, who was recently op- erated upon at the Emergency hospital,
 will be able to return to duty in a few days. The Priscilla club and the members of the circulating library of Clinton will combine in giving book party at the residence of Mrs. Lewis Merrils to-mor-
 row afternoon from until o'clock. l Merrill c. Jenkins of this city, who has been with Meigs & Co. for the past three years, has severed his connection with that company and expects to start in business for himself about the first of the year. MT. Jenkins is we'll known here and has many friends who wish him all success in his new venture. . MT. and Mrs. Charles G. Stevens from
 this city are the guests of MT. and Mrs.
 c. D. Stevens in Clinton.
 | Mrs. R. B. Christie of West Haven. 1 who has been i'll for the past three l weeks. is. improving
 Rev. ". F. Dickerrnan of the First Universalist church is in Washington
 attending the national Universalists'
 convention.
 MT. and Mrs. John J. Kelley of 800 I Howard avenue celebrated the fifteenth
 anniversary of their marriage Sunday
 evening, about thirty of the immediate I relatives being present to help them eel
 ebrate.
 I Probation Officer Preston went to l Hartford yesterday to attend the meet l ing of the special committee of five who l are in charge of the administration of I the probation law. The chief object of il the committee meeting is to arrange a \ meeting of the forty probation officers sI of the state. ] Tn Clinton this afternoon Miss Sarah I Farnham will entertain the East End I Whist club, d. I City Attorney Howard Webb argued
 a case in his private practice before a l Hartford court yesterday.
 Miss Sarah Wright of Clinton is visit ing relatives in Middletown.
 Mr. and Mrs. Frank Shipmaker o1
 Rocky Hill, Conn, are the guests oi
 Mrs. Louise Russell of Second avenue West Haven. & Mr. and Mrs. George Lester of Rich.
 ard Place. West Haven. have gone te Kinderhook. N. r., to visit with rela. tives. From there they will go to Chat.
 ham, N. Y, where they will spend the 5l winter. ..... z MT. and Mrs. Ernest Wadhams ar6 I Mildred Wadhams have returned te
 West Haven to spend the winter
 Miss Nellie Shay has returned from
 a pleasant vacation spent in New York il Mrs. l.. B. Coe of Awena, N. Y, is J the guest of Mrs. Frederick Skiff o, .I Smith street. West Haven.
 The engagement of Miss Mary Bruce \ and Edward McManus has been an. II nounced. Their marriage will takt
 place at St. Patrick's church Wednes. I day morning, November 4. Miss Bruce
 has been very prominent in defending the cause of the young women of the l.
 Candee Rubber Co.,, who recently went
 out on strike.
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