The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-08-01
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS
ZTEMSoFINTERESTC0NCERNING
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And Other People Known in ThIs cIty Local social Events Here and EIss. where.

And Other People Known in ThIs CIty
 --LoeaI social Events Here and EIss-
 where.
 Charles Sargent, instructor in the New Haven high school, left the city Thursday for PittsfieId. Vt, for stay of several weeks. ...
 Mrs. Hass. wife of Professor Hass of the university in Wichita, Kansas, who has been studying for the degree of B. H. P. in Yale college for the last two years. has returned to her home in Wichita. Mrs. Hass and son spent a week in Boston and vicinity after Ieav- ing this city.
 John Hauff. who has been having a handsome residence built on Whitney avenue. moved into it with his family on Wednesday. s
 Elihu Beckley, who is in the whole sale lumber business, has the frame up for handsome residence near the Hauff residence
 A very nice time was enjoyed at Miss Gertrude Yaeger's home, 46 Lafayette street, Thursday night. Supper was served at 12 o'clock There was sing ing and dancing until an early hour in the morning. Miss Gertrude received handsome gift from her friends.
 Mrs. Paul Barnett of West Haven has gone to Atlantic City, Philadelphia and Germantown, Pa, for a visit of several weeks.
 Burton S. Dibble has gone to Wood mont to spend two weeks vacation
 The Misses Norah and Mary Joyce of Washington avenue and the Misses Sarah and Mary Gunnip of West Car lisle street are spending their vaca- tion in the Catsk:lls.
 Miss Alice M. Hine, stenographer at Loonis' music store, is spending her vacation in Washington, Conn.
 The members of City lodge, I. o. O. F., are now completing the arrange ments for a watermelon feast, to be held next Wednesday evening in the Odd Fellows building.
 Mrs. A. D. Baldwin and daughter, Miss Katheryn T. Baldwin, and her friend, Miss Winifred Smith. who have been the guests of Mrs. Ferdinand Baldwin, Bridgeport turnpike, Milford, have returned to their home in this city.
 On the evening of August 2, Senor Enrico Battelli will give recital at the Pembroke hotel, Woodmont. Senor Battelli is in the fore most rank of mu- sicians of this city.
 The Up-to-Date Beachelor Girls club, which includes a number of members of St. Cecelia's T. A. 6 B. society, will give hop at Brockett's Point pavilion Friday evening, August 2.
 MT. and Mrs. J. F. Milroy, Miss Jes- sic Milroy and Carl Milroy of Meriden, Miss M. W. Newell of Bridgeport, Ed ward M. Feeley, Mrs. E. J. Feeley, and J. Murray Feeley and Miss Anna F. McKenna of Pittsfeld, Mass, are among the recent guests at the Cush- man house, Short Beach,,
 James Flaherty of Whalley avenue is going to start a blacksmith shop at the old stand on Whalley avenue. New flooring and numerous other improve nents are now in progress.
 Miss Lauretta Higgins of Branford, Mrs. T. Fitzsinmons and her daughter, Miss Florence Fitzsimmons of this city, Who have been at St. Ann De Beaupe, Can, have arrived at their respective homes
 Dr. and Mrs. Gaylord of Branford have been entertaining MT, and Mrs. George B. Rose of Washington, D. c.
 Next Thursday night the Epworth league of the Methodist Episcopal church, WestvilIe, is going to hold a moonlight picnic on West Rock.
 Mrs. Emily Fowler of Branford has returned from few weeks sojourn at r+1, Je, . guest of the Wightman family.
 Misses Nellie Kane, Katherine En- right, Mamie Kelly and Katherine Hug zy are among the recent home corners from Bantam Inn and lake. Miss Jo- sephine Powers. of this city and Miss E,lla Martin of Ansonia are at present stopping at Bantam Inn
 Miss Elizabeth McDermott, formerly of Branford, but now of New York city, is spending her vacation in this section, and has been the guest for a few days of MT. and Mrs John H. Mc- Dermott of West Main street.
 The junior choir of St. Mary's church will give their annual outing, shore dinner and supper at Lighthouse Point next Monday The menu will be under the supervision of MT. Butler, who has provided the choir with these meals. Members of the choir anticipate a day of great pleasure.
 Lewis Truesdel1 of Willard street moved last Thursday to Naugatuck, where he recently purchased farm. He. intends making this his home in fu- lure.
 George B. Frost and family, who have been stopping at Block Island flor the last few weeks, have returned to their home on Orange street.
 Walter Karra of Phillip street now takes care of the local gas lights in place of Charles Hall, who has held the position ever since the first gas lamp was established in Westville.
 Mrs. J L. Disbrow and Mrs. James Howell are spending the month of Au- gust at Massanippi, Can They will come home by the way of Montreal, down the St. Lawrence river and Alex andria Bay, reaching home about sep-. tember E.
 Mrs. Jeremiah Daly mother of J.. Carl Daly, is the guest of Mrs. Ann Higgins at her cottage at Sunset Beach. &t% t&7
 Champion Mathewson of Boston has arrived in Milford and will spend the