The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-07-23
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS lTEMS0FINTERESFCONOERNIN
 NEWHAVENP PEOPLE
And other People Known i'm This City Local social Eysnts Here and EIss- where.

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 Dr. and Mrs. wurtenberg have gone Into the Maine woods for their vaca- tion. They expect to be gone until Sep tember.
 Albert Hollworth, proprietor of the Eagle restaurant on Grand avenue, will leave to-day for a months vacation in Litchfield Hills.
 William Mclaughlin has been ap- pointed chief train dispatcher of the Air Line Northampton division of the New York, New Haven and Hartford railroad to succeed N. E. Smith, who was recently appointed superintendent of telegraph lines. ss 2. Miss Elsie Hill, daughter of Congress- man and Mrs. E. ]. Hill, of Norwalk, who is a frequent visitor at the resi- dence of Judge and Mrs. John H. Perry in Southport, has sailed with her sister, Miss Clara Hill, on the steamship Ros- alind for St. John, N. B. They will visit points in Nova Scotia, sailing from Halifax to New York about the middle of August.
 Instructor Leyerzapf is back from l<culSGlI IOllktp 1oA AeNA WI where he had charge of camp of twen- ty-one New Haven boys who were calnped out there for two weeks.
 Announcement is made of the engage ment of Ernest L. Bartholomew, of Branford and Miss Vera A. Parmelee, of Guilford.
 Mrs. A. J. Larson and son, Of New Britain. are stopping at Sunset View cottage. Morris Cove.
 David M. Day, Yale 1902, of Colches- ter, and his classmate, Richard Cole, of Hartford, are planning to go to Gard- ner's Lake on Saturday and camp for a week.
 Miss Abby H. Page, of this city, is registered at the Summit house, Mount Washington.
 Miss Julia Spencer and Miss Kather- : inc Goldthwaite, of Suffield, are spend- ing the week at the Montowese house, Branford.
 Mrs. Wiggin, Mrs. Keith and two sons, of South Windsor, have gone to Sach- ems Head, where they have cottage for the season
 Attorney John Hillard and a friend from this city arrived in Canaan Tues hayt Nlis WDO ItdS pScll canoeing trip up the Pennington, proposes to make a trip up the Housa- tonic.
 John P. vanBenschoten, telegraph operator on the Consolidated road, has been appointed a train dispatcher on the Air Line Northampton division. He takes office at once.
 At meeting of the Spanish War Veterans of Meriden Tuesday evening Frank M. Wollschlager and w. H. Rees were elected delegates to attend the en- component of the state corps in New Haven August l in the rooms of the United Service club.
 The new telephone directories are being distributed about Westville by Herbert Gamsby, of Elm street. MT. < Gamsby has nearly completed the dis tribution.
 A F. Warmer, of Branford, who re- pairs telephones for the Southern New England company, has travelled nearly BOO miles the past month in his line of duty His district lies between New Haven and Clinton.
 Mrs. John Mckay, of Willard street, Westville, head clerk in the store of S5 il eLy AOl Nc i1ilplONC0 ouh hopes to resume his duties to- day. MT. Mckay has been confined to the house from the effects Of an injury received a week ago while lifting 3 heavy bag of grain.
 Former Senator William J. Clark, of Stony Creek, is writing several chapters in regard to the bolt industry to be pub- aished in anew book, ''The Bolt Indus try ofsthe World. Z
 The annual picnic of the Sunday { school of Trinity church, Branford will be helds at Double Beach next Wedfes- day.
 Robert Hall of Boston, well-known tenor, is the guest of his parents, MT and Mrs. A. F. Hall, of Meriden, at the Twisel cottage, Indian Neck, for two weeks. Mir. Hall is now tenor of the Meeting House Hill church in Bostor and the large Jewish synagogue or Commonwealth avenue. He has also done much concert work during the past season.
 The annual dinner of the Connecticut Association of Past Grand Masters ot the Grand Commandery of Knights Templar will be given at the Pequot according to custom, earuy in August President Charles B. Ware has invited the several New England associations 2 to meet with the Connecticut Past Mas. ters on this occasion, which invitation has beef accepted.
 MT. and Mrs. Thomas Powell ot Spring street are spending a couple ot weeks in Litchfield, Conn.
 Miss Hazel Babcock of Washington avenue, West Haven, is visiting her lit tie friend, Miss Mildred Wadhams, d her home at Saybrook Point.
 Miss May Bradley. formerly of Wes Haven. was in town Tuesday on a visi with her grandmother. {. F. B. Perkins, accountant in the offic, of the chief engineer of the Consolidat ed railroad, is at present ataing chic clerk in the department, taking tn, place made vacant by the death of tn, late chief clerk. H. D. Grinnell > +
 Mrs. Frank Elwell has returned iron her visit in Danbury to her home o1 Campbell avenue, West Haven.
 Mrs. Michael Fitzgerald and Mrs Frank Smith, both of Hartford, are wis iting MT. and Mrs. Patrick Considine 0 152 Poplar street. s. s-.. 5
 Mrs. Ernest Wadhams of Saybrool spent Tuesday with MT. and Mrs. M. S Wadhams of Washington avenue, Wes Haven. *
 Mrs. Lindley, Mrs. John Warner ant