The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-07-31
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS ITEMSoFLNTERESTCO TCONOERNING
 NEW HAVEN PEOPLE

And Other People Known in This city
 --IsocaI Social Events Here and EIse.
 where.
 Charles Monson and family of 193 Whitney avenue, are spending the sum- mer at their shore residence in James town, R. l. r
 Mrs. w. S. Morris, wife of Constable Morris, of Hartford, and their two sons will be at Short Beach until the middle of September.
 Judge Harrison B. Freeman, of Hart ford; Mrs. Freeman, their daughter, Mrs. H. J. Matthews, of Baltimore, and MT. Matthews will sail from New York on August for six weeks European trip. %,2
 Mrs. F. W. Biggin, her son, James Frederick. and her nephew, George Sco- field, of High street, Naugatuck, have returned from weeks vacation spent at West Haven. ,.. F.
 Ex-President of the Board of Alder men George M. Wallace and family are at their pleasant shore cottage at Cosey Beach.
 Mrs filling, of this city, who has been the guest of her son, w. H. Miner, of Naugatuck, returned home yesterday morning. a.
 MT. and Mrs. Alexander Smith will sail by the Teutonic next Wednesday for a couple of months visit to Scot land.
 William l.. Spicer, of New London, formerly of Waterbury, a graduate of a New London business college, has had conferred upon him the degree Master of the Science of Accounts" MT. Spic- CT is now the assistant traveling auditor for the New York, New Haven and Hartford railroad.
 Judge George H. Cowell, of Water bury, will give an address at the Tuck CT Methodist church in Milford on Sun day evening on "Fraternal Organiza- tions and the Church.
 Miss Bertha Bernstein, of the Charles Monson company, is spending her vaca- ton in New York. #
 EdgeWood camp, Modern Woodmen of the World, will hold banquet at Savin Rock to-day, at which time rep resentativess of Dixwell, Pequot and Nutmeg will be in attendance to dis cuss the formation of a Woodmens s club.
 Miss Genevieve Loughrey, cashier at the Charles Monson company's, is on a two weeks vacation.
 The new cottage which MT. Seeley is having constructed near Buckingham's s at Indian Neck, is nearly completed The cottage adjoining the above and also owned by Mir Seeley is occupied by family from Glastonbury, this state.
 Miss Maud Bouton returned to her home in this city Wednesday after a visitsof a week with her sister and hus- band, Rev. and Mrs. c. F. Luther in Mystic
 c. J. Myers and family, of Hartford, are at the Wallingford cottage, Indian Neck.
 Dr. and Mrs. c. H. Hubbard, of Es- sex, are in New Haven on short visit with their friends, MT. and Mrs Charles Bishop.
 The new cottage of E. D. Stevens at Indian Neck is nearly completed and will be ready for occupancy in very few days.
 # Dr. J. D. Eggleston and family, of Meriden, will leave about the first of August to spend the remainder of the summer season in their cottage at Pine Orchard 3s a5 MT and Mrs. Walter D. Denigre, of New Orleans, passed through Meriden Wednesday in their automobile on their way to Manchester, N. H. They spent last Tuesday night at the New Haven house.
 Percy S. Bryant and family, of East Hartford, arrived yesterday at Morris Cove, where they will spend the month of August.
 Miss Nellie Hobson, of Wallingford, and Miss Bertha Hobson, of Meriden, will sail from Glasgow, Scotland, on Au- gust 27. s#
 Major T. c. Swan, of the adjutart- generals office, has returned from a two weeks vacation in New York and vicinity. .
 Mrs F. c. Howard and children, of Springfield, are at Mrs. Mansfield's cot tage, Indian Neck.
 $ James A. Illingworth and family, of Curtis street, Meriden, arrived Tuesday at their cottage at Short Beach, where they expect to remain through the rest of the summer.
 George T. Sandals, of the Herald Square hotel, New York city, will oc- cupy the Captain Merwin cottage on Merwin Beach, Woodmont, the coming month. @ z Dr. Osborne's family are at the Berk- shire house, New Canaan, for a few weeks. 8. s. !. John M. Dorman speaks on Christian Citizenship at Taylor Memorial Metho- dist church, Milford, on Sunday even- ing, August g.
 Miss Vera Adelle Wright, daughter of Attorney and Mrs. William A. Wright, arrived home Wednesday on the steam ship Potsdarn from Bolougne. Miss Wright has just completed her studies in the Sorbonne, one of the oldest schools in Paris. She had been study ing in other schools in Paris for two