The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-09-02
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS
IFEMSoFINTEREST CONCERNING
 NEW HAVEN
And Other People Known in Thts city
 -IntsrestiBg Social Events Here and

pany, is ill with blood poisoning. The disease started while he was visiting at Avon.
 Roy Ives Conkling, the talented young violinist of this city, has return ed to his home at 69 Stanley street af- ter an extended vacation.
 The Misses Kathren and Helen Ma lone of 151 Clay street are spending their vacation with relatives in Jersey City.
 Miss Anna Fulton of Whalley avenue has returned from a. two weeks stay at Kent. where she has been stopping at the Post cottage.
 J. P. McCusker and family spent a day at Governors Island recently where they were entertained by MT. and Mrs. Schoop.
 Miss Dora Hanscomb of New York is visiting MT. and Mrs. J. P. McCusker at their home, "A Lyon street.
 Miss Olive Everett and Miss Alice Wing have returned from short stay among the White mountains. Mrs. George Hogan, the well known dressmaker. has returned to her home at ITO Ellsworth avenue. She has been spending the summer at the shore re- sorts.
 Miss Mary Coles of New Hampshire is stopping with MT. and Mrs. Dehan of 1 Whitneyville. 2. Mrs. E. H. Pardee of 271 Whalley ave- nue and daughter who have been visit 1 ing Friends in Milford are now in Wa | terbury for a ten days stay before re- turning home. .-.... Miss Anne Meehan and Master Joseph and Miss Mary T. McGillicuddy, of Springfield, Mass, are spending few l weeks with their cousin, Evelyn Hogan of 972 State street -...- | MT. and Mrs. E. w. Tomlinson who were married in this city last week have returned to New London from their honeymoon trip. They will reside with Mrs. Tonnlinson's parents, Mir. and Mrs. 1 Andrew Swanson. 1S Crouch street. in I that city, for the present. MT. Tomlin- son is an elnploye of the Southern New England Telephone company and is re- ceiving the congratulations of his num- erous friends. %*
 Mrs. Samuel Mower of 77 Farren ave- nue left the city yesterday for visit of several weeks in Windsor, Vt. The Ansnoia w. T. c. U. has received 1 a letter from County President Mrs. A. H. Downs stating that New Haven union, No 1. has secured "Playridge," ] a cottage at the shore at Woodmont, 1 for two weeks. commencing September j7, and that members of the local union are invited to enjoy this outing with them at very small expense. Mrs. Sanford, wife of Dr. Sanford of ] Edwards street, who has been spending 1.-the summer at White Lake in the Cats kills, returned home last Thursday eVe- ming.
 Mrs. James Johnston of Bishop street returned last Friday from Sag Harbor, IL. l., where she spent the summer. I A number of Milford yachtsmen help- led review the marine parade yesterday | off Bridgeport harbor. which is among I the programme arrangements of Old Home Week. The fleet of yachts left
 Milford early yesterday for the scene of l the parade. l E Miss Annie l.. Stone and her brother, Dr. William F. Stone of New York, are spending a few days with their brother, U. Wesley Stone in Providence. R. I. States Attorney w. H. Williams of Derby spent Sunday at the home of his
 brother-in-law. Henry |. Bailey, in 1 Ramsdell street, Groton. ;. Mrs. Bert Cass and little son went
 yesterday to Keene, N. H., for the
 month of September. l William D. Hemingway. who has
 spent the summer at the Hemingway
 cottage. Morris Cove, has returned to
 Norfolk. Va. ... r* s. Fred Strong, for twenty years con- nected with the Merchants National
 bank on State street latterly as assist ant cashier, assumed he duties of cash
 fer of the Mechanics bank on Church lstreet yesterday. MT. Strong takes the
 position vacated by Charles H. Trow-
 bridge of Milford, who is i'll. The posi- tion left vacant at the Merchants bank lis still unified. The name of Paying ITeller Harry V. Whipple has been con- lnected with it. % 1 Frank H. Beede superintendent of |schools. returned yesterday from a months vacation spent on the Maine coast. MT. Beede spent a consider able portion of his vacation at Penob-
 scot bay, Maine. >a ,-r--
 Mrs. J. w. Deacon and her daughter
 Marie of 13 Wooster street, are spending l a vacation of two weeks visiting friends in Boston. Before they return they ex- lpect to visit Mt. Tom. Holyoke and Springfield. ' MT. and Mrs. Harley Hodges and
 Louis Hodges of West Haven have re- turned from their visit of a few days Fin Westaeld. N-@
 Miss Emily l.. Dunsing of Park street Ihas returned from a six weeks stay in ICambridge, Mass. Miss Dunsing was a student at the summer session of the Harvard university, her subject being the German language and Eighteenth Century Literature. Dr. and Mrs. Barnett of West Haven Ihave returned from their annual out ing. They went to Boston by trolley, staying few days with Colonel and l Mrs Barton at their home in Boston. Professor Russell H. Chittenden. di- rector of the Sheffield Scientific school arrived in this city yesterday morning from Maine, where he had been spend ing the summer vacation. He will re- lmain here till the opening of college He has enjoyed the fishing in Maine and is
 in excellent health. His family will re-
 maine at his summer home little long,
 CT,
 Miss Hattie Reynolds of West Haven