The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-12-14
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
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Humphrey street netted the sum of s1s5 by their recent sale of fancy and domestic articles at the church.
 Martin Kinnere, the letter carrier of AT Bishop street, and Mrs. Kinnere have a little postman added to their family. He was born last Monday.
 The Thimble club of Humphrey street Congregational church will be enter tained on "Wednesday afternoon from to o'clock by Mrs. Rufus Johnson at her residence on Livingston street. She will be assisted by three other ladies of the church.
 Harry AIger, engineer at the rubber shop. who has beene i'll five weeks with typhoid fever. returned to his home at $40 Orange street yesterday and is now convalescent- Professor Clark of Yale, residing on Grove street, is having a fine residence built on Bradley street near Whitney avenue, which he will occupy with his family.
 Mrs. Kerns of 2S Edward street, who has been i'll with a severe attack of grip and threatened with pneumonia, is re- covering. .., ......... ..
 The Young Ladies Mission circle of the United church held a sale in the chapel on Friday afternoon and evening. There were fancy and domestic arti- cles, cake and home made candies and there was a large attendance of friends of the circle.
 Rumor says that among the many attractions of the new Luna Park at Savin Rock next summer will be the engagement of a oity brass band of ten pieces in addition to Atwaters orches- ira, which will play in the grove.
 Miss Dorothy Jackson of Main street has gone to Dorchester, Mass, to visit her friend, Miss Sadie Peck.
 MT. and Mrs. Thomas G. Bennett Wadswort.
 John Lucey has returned to his home on Union avenue. West Haven, after a stay of several months in Los Angeles, Cal, where he went for his health.
 On the evening preceding their wed- ding, Miss Marian Welch and Professor Henry s. Graves will entertain their bridal party with dinner, when they will present the attendants with souven- frs of the event.
 Many are not aware that New Ha- ven musical circles have been added to by the acquisition of a very fine soprano, Mrs. c. K. Bishop of New London. Mrs. Bishop has recently re- moved to this city. She is church singer of marked ability and is con- tinuing her music here with Madam Tealdi.
 MT. and Mrs. F. w. McMillan are wis iting Mrs. McMillan's parents, Mir. and Mrs. F. E. Lewis of 464 EdgeWood ave- nue.
 Miss s. Clark of Falmouth, Ken. is visiting her niece, Miss Anna Clark of George street.
 Judge and Mrs. Lynde Harrison have as their guests the Hon. Samuel Fes- senden and family.
 s. H. Morgan has the new house which he is building on Campbell ave- nue for himself roofed in. The con- tract for the plumbing has been given to E. R. Tierney.
 Charles H. Higgins, James Brady and Edward Fitzgerald, expert employees of the Foskett & Bishop Co.,, of this city, who have been putting in the fire sprinkler system at the Muller saw mill, Norwalk, have completed their work and returned home. John Healy and William Mokeley of the same force have also returned. =
 Rev. and Mrs. I. A. Marsland are en- tertaining Miss Terrill of Riverhead, II. l.. at the parsonage on Center street.
 Mr. and Mrs. Henry Lyons of Cedar street have returned from a three months trip abroad. During their ab- sence they visited England and Ireland
 MT. and Mrs. Oscar F. Chase and El- roy Chase of Chateaugay, N. r., are visiting Henry 0. Kenison and family of 213 Spring street.
 Two big basket ball games are on the bulletin for this week in Branford. The first which will be played to-morros,, night will be the Calumets vs Y. M. c. IA. of Meriden. The next evening the Branfords will play the Jolly Five of Bridgeport, and an exciting game is anticipated.
 MT. and Mrs Frederic s. Root, who for the past three years have spent the summer at Pine Orchard, have taken the cottage for the winter at 3s5 Will low street.
 A handsome silver loving cup has ] been presented to Frank A. Southworth by the New Haven conclave of Hepta- sopEs. The cup stands fifteen inches high on an ebony base, and has gold lining. It is the recognition for his work in the order.
 Mir and Mrs. F. w. McMillan are the guests of Mrs. McMillans parents, MT. and Mrs. F. B. Lewis of Edge wood avenue.
 Several society people attended the tea given by Mrs. Franklin Farrell of Derby for her daughter, Miss Elise Farrell, on Thursday afternoon. Among these were Miss Helen Benedict, Miss Olive Damn, Miss Mabel Miller, Dr. and Mrs. J. P. Foster and MT. and Mrs J. Edward Heaton.
 Jeremiah Miller, who has been resid- ing in this city, has removed to Bran ford
 The first annual banquet of the Up- holsterers' Social club, composed of men employed at the railroad shops, held in Germania hall Saturday night, was success in every way. An excel lent menu was provided by Caterer Louis Nordstrom.
 Dr. William Gates Anderson leaves to-day for Las Vegas, N. M, where he will spend several weeks