The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-06-15
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS
ITEMSOFINTEREST CONCERNING
 NEIV HAVEN PEOPLE
And Other People Known fn ThIs City Local Social Eveuts Here and IEIse- where.

The Rev. Dr. Edwin S. Lines of St. Pauls church has resigned from the board of li- ! brary directors of which he was president. Mayor Studley accepted the resignation Sat urday and appointed Benjamin l.. English
 to Ill the vacancy on the board. Dr. Lines term would not have expired until next January. He has served for many years as public library director. DF. Lines said that he has so many interests to look after that he felt compelled to give up the duties of library director. He will shortly take vacation of several months. The library di- rectOrs will meet soon to elect president to succeed Dr. Lines.
 William J. Atwater, who will take up his duties as state shelltish commissioner on July l, entertained party of friends Fri day night at COxs New Surf house in West Haven. The members of the party were Governor Chamberlain, Secretary Of State Vinal, Judge Elmer of the superior court, Congressman N. b. Sperry, and William H. Ely. The party enjoyed an elaborate dln-
 ner and the only regret was that the circle of friends was limited.
 Dr. $. c. Knight of Cherry street, Mil ford, who underwent an operation at the Bridgeport hospital, performed by pr. Will son, the eye specialist, has returned home much improved in health.
 Miss Ruth Bowman of sherman avenue is | rapidly recovering from her long illness. John CondOf, formerly of Westville, and now of th4 Soldiers home at Norot0n, Conn.,, was in town Saturday visiting old friends. Samuel F. PundersOn and Henry t. Pun derson of 210 Orchard street. have gone to Springfield Mass, to take the management Of the coal business of the late Richard w.
 Rice. Samuel Punderson has been connected with Benedict & Co. for many years, and Is
 New Haven Gray, and Henry Punderson was employed at the Consolidated railroad office in this city. Dr. c. H. Porter of Branford, who suffered injury to his back a few days ago Is Stlll confined to the bed, but hopes to be out a rai in a fpyV daUS
 Lott T. Cunningham, the well known printer, sailed for Ireland last week. his eleventh trip to the old country. lie will
 remain in Ireland on q visit to his old home for several months. He goes to see his par ents now well advanced in years' but Ill very good health nevertheless.
 Consul and Mrs. E. T. Liefeld sailed on one of the Anchor line steamers for GlaS- gow Saturday afternoon.
 David Oliver of Wharf street, Milford, who has been on the sick list for the past few days, is nearly well again.
 William H. Moore of 472 Orange street left Saturday for six weeks tour of Flu
 rope. MT. Moore is bridge engineer for the Consolidated road.
 Colonel Frank E. S. Munger of the Ar cade hotel, Bridgeport, some years ago man ager of the Fremont house here, was Hisi.. tor in this city Saturday and was greeted by a host of former friends. ,oo r,.-..- Friends of Julius NJ. Miller of l09 Foster
 street will be pleased to learn that he Is just able to be out after four weeks ill- ness during which he suffered from lumbago and rheumatism.
 All the out of town teachers of Branford schools left for their homes Friday after
 noon and Saturday morning. Of the grad uates of class of 1903 B. H. S., Miss Nellie BOyntou and Miss Winnifred Hinkley will enter the musical department at Yale, Miss
 Ethel Plant, Mt. Holyoke seminary; Misses Wallace, Palmer Gardner, the Nor; nal training school for teachers; Howard Palmer, academic department of Yale; Earl
 Barker, who acquitted himself so nicely in his oration on Our Navy" IS still undecid- , ed between professional and business life, The First division, naval battalion, C. N. C., and Allan NJ. Osborn command. No 119, Spanish war veterans, will hold q joint
 this evening. Cars will leave Church and
 Chapel streets at 6:20 and 6:44 via Chapel street. and 6:06 and .6:30 via State street.
 Dinner will be served at 7:3O o'clock. Inc committee in charge. of the affair consists of John K. Murphy, chairman; Clifford NJ.
 Peck, secretary; Charles K. Hutchinson, Frank S. Cornwell. Theodore r. Judson, D. Campbell smyth, and Frank Il: Mason. .,
 Miss Harriette Hastings have returned to their home in York Square.
 Eight well known officials Of Sargent x Co.,, and their assistants took special cars at 1913 o'clock Saturday afternoon and went to Wright's Morris Cove house, where they had good time all afternoon; IL was the first annual outing of the heads Of de- paftmentS anu IHelT %dSslSIdLiS' All olSnSsf
 tra furnished music and fine dinner vas served by Landlord Wright. The committee consisted of the following we'll nown em- ployes' of the concern: F. ]. Chatterton, A. D. Baker, G. T. Smith, Nj. J. Mara, l.. J.
 Miss Buck of Woodbridge has Miss Hunt, daughter of Governor Hunt ot Porto Rlco' visitiE- her.
 Berklcy, Cal, are visiting Professor and Mrs Woolsey. Professor Bacon is young CT son of Rev Dr. Leonard Bacon, formerly pastor of Center church, this city. ,,, hold meeting with Mrs. J. L. Andrews, 16 Rosette street, on Friday, June 26. The fol- lowing are the new members who have 1oln" ed the past week: Mrs. Henry Hillman, Collins, and Miss Rena Faniss. A pleasing feature of tho sociable given at the last meeting was the singing Of Mrs: Jenn seems to express sympathy in every note.
 The many friends of Daniel Nottingham will be pleased to learn that he is prosper ing in his new line of business. He last week added two or three new wagons to his list and has become the owner of some fine horses. He is popular among large number of friends. who will ever wish for
 It was stated in Meriden yesterday that the condition of Treasurer William h. Squire of the Consolidated railroad, was practical ly unchanged. He is suffering from heart trouble.
 Miss Martha Flesche and John Maurer were were married yesterday afternoon. The wedding ceremony and feast took place at 37 Admiral street. .
 The Rev. Dr. Stewart Means, pastor or St. Johns church, expects to leave this week on q short vacation trip for Erie, Pa.
 Miss Bekita NJ. Hull of this city has just returned from the Philippines after visit of two years on the islands
 A luncheon was given by Mrs. Edmund Zacher of Rogers street, Branford, Thurs, day, in honor of Miss White, cassmate and guest of Miss Madolin Zacher.
 Mr. and Mrs. F. l.. Trowbridge or How ard avenue entertained party of ten young ladies Friday evening on their launch. They left City Point about o'clock, enjoying sail on the sound for few hours, Among those present were the following:: The Misses Minor, Miss J. Brinsmade. Miss Fan nie Treat Miss Belle Mckay, Miss Maud Leggett, and Mrs. C. BoWman.
 Several friends of Robert Christie tender ed him a birthday surprise party Friday Haven. Mr. Christie is a member of the Naomi and New Haven lodges of D. of R., and has been drill master in the Naomi lodge for several years. During the eyen- ing the lodge presented the host with handsome dining room chair of oak. Among those present were the following: Mrs. Scar lart. Mrs U Huntly, Mir. and Mrs. D. L.
 Hubbard, Mr. and Mrs. F. Upson, MT. and Mrs. Cohne, Mrs J. L. Sparks. Mrs. L.
 Griswold, MT. and Mrs. Lyman, Miss Nellie Brooks Mrs. G. F. Nichols of Stony Creek, and F. N. Coe.
 News from Grace hospital relative, to Mrs.