The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-07-14
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS
|ITEMSoFINTERESTCoN0ERNI
 NEW HAVEN PEOPLE
And other People Known in This City Local Social Events Here and EI.s. where

where.
 William H. Graham, who has been spending a7few weeks on his farm in
 SuffieId, has returned to his home in
 this city. MT. Graham feels much re-
 freshed and invigorated after his short
 term of life on the farm. Miss Mabel P. Clark, daughter of MT. and Mrs. c. w., Clark Of Whalley ave
 nue, left New York Friday. with her
 father, on the Twentieth Century Linn
 ited,, to sojourn in Chicago until school opens. =z "-'ff
 A. J. Edwards, senior partner of the law firm of Edwards & Longley, Wa terloo, Ia, who has been visiting his sister, Mrs. Nelson F. Yorkes of Camp
 bell avenue, has returned to his home. Mrs. Moves and daughter of Camp
 bell avenue are visiting friends in AL
 bany, N. Y. ,,: At Frank Gilbert's cottage, Laurel Beach, are Mrs. George Spence and Miss Lulu Spence of this city. Mr. Gilbert's son, Irving, who had his foot badly in- jured at Warner Brothers factory in Bridgeport. is out again.
 Henry Sanford of Bridgeport. vice president of the Adams Express Co.,, has improved in health considerably since his return to his home. He was able to enjoy ride in his sons automobile last week.
 Mrs. Deborah Silliman of Easton, who is Conneeticut's oldest woman, if she lives until two weeks from next Satur- day, will have attained the unusual age of 102 years and six months. and the event will be fittingly observed by her many relatives. her children, grand- children and great-grandchil who will gather at her home and offer their congratulations to their aged relative.
 Railroad Commissioner William o. Seymour and Chies Clerk Henry F. Billings of the railroad commissioners office at the capitol. left Hartford yes terday for Portland, Me, to attend the national convention of railroad commis- sioners, which will ipen in that city to- day.
 Mrs. Lounette A. Schneider and brothers. Frank Dexter and E. c. Mol- Toy, all of Meriden, are visiting their aunt, Mrs. William Thomas for a week at West Haven.
 Dewey Foo.e Of Edgewood avenue is spending his vacation in northern New York.
 Frank Doyle of Edgewood avenue, George Hoggans and Herbert McCuen of Ellsworth avenue left yesterday to spend two weeks ill the Woodbridge hills. They have erected a tent and have carried utensils to do their own cooking.
 Miss Celia Myers of Cosey Beach is spending the month of July as the guest of Mrs. Dighton H. Dowl of Worcester, Mass.
 James Frazer. chief machinist on the D. S. s. Eagle has gone to Portsmouth to report for duty, after short fur Tough with his parents on Blake street. < Mrs C. H. Jennings of Boston, Mrs. z. F. Caldwell, Mrs. c. H. James and daughter of Westf1eld, are guests of Alvin Anes at 620 Quinnipiac avenue.
 Robert Winkley of Branford accom- panied Clarence Linsley on the schoon- CT Henry Willis, Captain Linsley in charge, on trip to Northport, L.FI., for a load O. sand.
 Mrs. Edward J. Tiesing and son of Bishop street have gone to Hartford for several weeks. From there they will go to Mt. Tom and Litchfield for the re- mainder of the summer.
 George Roberts, jr., son of George Roberts of Washington avenue West Haven, is at a boys camp near Milford, Pa, for the summer. He will enter the Union Theological seminary, New York, in the fall.
 Capta:n Neva Bush os the Salvation Army. who has been spending her vaca- tion at Worcester. Mass, has returned to this city and will be present at the meeting, tonight.
 MT. and Mrs. J. c. Coe of Elm street are entertaining their nieces, Miss l Louise Coe of Brooklyn, Miss Alice Wakely of Bridgeport and Miss Har- riett Wake1y of Wethersfeld, Conn Burt Wilkinson and Herbert Thomas of West Haven have started on wheel I trip and will visit New York and Penn sylvania and some of the coal mines before returning home.
 MT. and Mrs. Clifford H. Booth and their two daughters, the Misses Eleanor and Marion Booth, who reside at 220 l Orchard street, have moved to the 1 Howe place in Milford, which they will 1 occupy for the summer. l
 Ex-Deputy Sheriff Wheeler, of West Haven, started in yesterday to do police l duty at the grove in Savin Rock. CIVIC COMMITTEE MEETS.