The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-08-03
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS
LTEMSOFINTEREST CONCERNING
 NEW HAVEN PEOPLE

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 And otner People Known fra This CIty Local Social Events Here and EIss- where.
 Dr. Jewell NJ. Gompertz, of Washing ton. D. C.. brother of pr. Louis M. Gompertz os York and Library streets, is visiting at the home of his brother for short time..
 Miss Mabel Smith of State street has gone to Pottery Point. Me, to sojourn there during the month of August.
 Miss Susie Baldwin of Lyon street has gone to spend a six weeks vacation in Boston and Norfolk Deans.
 William F. Smith. assistant superin- tendent of the New Haven hospital, left Saturday afternoon for ten days stay to Block Island, where he will spend his vacation. Henry F. English and family of SS Hillhouse avenue. are at Lake Placid, N. Y, stopping at the Grand View hotel. Mrs. Abiram Chamberlain and nieces, the Misses Horton Of Meriden, arrived yesterday at Branford Point.
 Professor and Mrs. Niemeyer will keep their apartment open all summer, as they will remain in town. They re- turned from Warren, near Litchfield, about ten days ago. Mrs. Nismeyer is now engaged in cataloguing her collec- tiont * 1..
 Mrs. Charles Cough of West Haven is visiting her mother, Mrs. Caulkins, at her home in Palmer, Mass. .- MT. and Mrs. Frank Rowe and son William of New Britain were visiting in this city Saturday and Sunday.
 Tie Misses Pauline and Edith New tor, who have been visiting in Oakville and Waterbury. have returned to their home on Washington avenue. West Ha- ven. .--...s .-.-. ..
 Letter Carrier Henry 'Juengst and wife and daughter, are stopping at Sa- win Rock for two weeks. , 7
 Miss Sarah Dewell. Mrs. Elizabeth Peck and Mrs. Smith of this city, and MT. and Ms. Theron Swain of Boston are at the Dewell homestead in West Norfolk. ~s
 Mrs. T. W. T. Curtis has been pre- vented from going to her old home in Halloway, Me, by severe illness. Mrs. Curtis Is a daughter of the late Cover nor Hubbard of Maine.
 Mrs. M. T. Frost of this city is the guest of her daughter, Mrs. G. W. Har- ris of South Norwalk, and will later ac- conpany Mrs. Harris and daughter to Westfield, Conn, where they will sepnd a few weeks with MT. and Mrs. G. P Dreher. e. < i. 5@.,, IA Mrs. H. c. Pardee and Miss Pardee of Edgewood are in Mount Vernon, N. H.. for a few weeks. This is delightful little place. nestled among the hills composed entirely of Boston people who have made it cottage colony absolute ly.. there being but one small hostelry in the entire place.
 Miss M. Ella Daniels of the King street school sails to-day for Yarmouth N. S, and other points, in the land oi Evangeline.
 Mi. and Mrs. Edward Taylor, who have been occupying MT. and Mrs. Will liam Beebe's house on Bradley street for. the past several months, have taker apartments at York hall for an indef. mite time. MT. and Mrs. Beebe have returned to this city and will take pos session of their own house. @
 Miss Zula E. Rogers, a popular higl school teacher. of Meriden. leaves mex Thursday for trip to Parrsboro, N. $ She expects to pass the rest of Angus at that place, and will return in time t resume her duties at the school in tn fall. * e.. ..s .s.z
 Benjamin E.. Wright, Yale 'S5S., wh has been a salesman in the west ant middle-West for several years, is tn guest of relatives in this city. .,4.@
 MT. and Mrs. H. D. Wadhams ant Miss Tyner, who have been spending { month at Oriental park, have returne, to their home on Edgewood avenue.
 August Burkhardt of Hartford spending a part of two weeks vacation at Savin Rock.
 Miss Lena Crosby, who has beel spending two months with her grand parents at Saratoga Springs, N. T., ha returned home, accompanied by he cousin Miss Carrie Potter.
 Mr. Tibbals. the popular restauran proprietor on Crown street, is moving his new and larger restaurant next dool 115 Grown street. and tender a gran free opening and reception to the pub lie tomorrow evening in his new an much improved quarters. A collation a z b. m. Music by H. G. Nicholl's or chestra. .p 45.s(.ss .-.
 Miss Mayme Griffith of Hartford an Miss Jennie Oates of Thompsonvill have returned to their homes from weeks soiourn at the West shore.
 Dennis Blakeslee and Dwight Blakes lee with their families are occupyin their cottage at Savin Rock. .,
 The Rev. Grandner S. Eldridge, fol n1er pastor of the First Methods church of New Haven, now pastor ( the Bushwick avenue Methodist churcl Brooklyn, N. Y., was in Waterbury Q Sunday and preached at the First Metf odist church, both morning and evenini
 Rev. Frank Woods Baker, D. D., wh ..@ WAITED 30 YEARS
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