The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-08-27
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS
ITEESOFINTEREST CONCERNING E.. NEW HAVEN PEOPLE
And Other People Known i'm This City -InterestiDg Social Events Here and ! EIservhare

~InterestiDg Social Events Here and
 Elsewhere. The many friends of E. S. Storer of 207 Grand avenue will be pleased to learn she is out again after having an attack of peritonitis.
 Miss Emma E. Jerome of Quinnipiac avenue with her nieces, the Misses May and Ruth Jerome, are summering at Goshen. Conn.
 MT. and Mrs George Byington of Plainville are spending several weeks at Short Beach. William J. Atwater returned last nght from a visit to the Weirs at Weirs. N. H.. #...t.. Mrs. Rosa Ward Arnold and daugh- ter, Miss Maud, have returned from Bantam lake, where they have been for three weeks at the Holoday house.
 EsteIle Woodruff of this city is visit ing at George Bunnell's residence in Plainville. ... Mrs. Fallon of Torrington is visiting at the home of Mrs. Margaret Coffay of Gilbert avenue. Mrs. Fallon is a well known and much respected resident of Torrington and a life long friend of Mrs. Coffay. and has many admiring friends in this city. Her stay here will be quite protraeted one, and she will visit the many places of interest here abouts. - .-..
 Hugh Doherty, formerly of this city, rsF icx ters at the corner of Sylvan avenue and Orchard street. MT. Doherty has many friends in this city to welcome him to his old home. Thomas J. McCabe and wife of Newark are with Hugh and are being entertained in royal manner. This is MT. McCabe's first visit to this city, and he is very favorably impress ed with the beauty of the City of Films.
 Mrs. F. w. Nottingham and her two daughters the Misses May and Helen, will leave to-day for a sojourn in Litchfield. Their stay there will be for several weeks after which time they will go to Meriden and the Berkshire Hills. Mrs. Nottingham is the sister-in- law of Daniel Nottingham, and her many friends in this city will wish that her stay be a pleasant one.
 Mrs. Charles A. Fenton of Wooster street who has been visiting in Water- bury and Naugatuck, has been called home by the sudden illness of her hus-. band. Miss Grace Gilman, who has been visiting her uncle, Charles Gates, in Saybrook, has returned to her home in this city
 Miss May Johnson, bookkeper at Bulley's store, has returned home af- ter two weeks vacation spent at Block Island 4ss.,
 MT. and Mrs. Charles Butler of this city are visiting their daughter, Mrs. Ernest Watrous, in Chester. ' Miss Louise Ruth of Kensington street is spending a month in Boston \ with her cousin, Mrs, Story. A ' fSs Daniel Usher of West Haven is to entertain party of Milford girls the coming week. This party is composed of the Misses Ada Ford, Evelyn Rob erts. Myrtice Carroll, Edith Holloway and Ethel Gum.
 Miss Ada l.. Ruth of Kensington street is visiting friends in New York , Mrs M. J. Sheahan, wife of pr. M, j. Sheahan of Derby, who has been i'll, for some days past, was brought on Monday to Dr. B. Austin Cheneys pri- vate hospital on Whitney avenue, where she will be treated. @ .@ John Healy, son of Patrolman John Healy, and junior clerk at the city hall pharmacy. is spending his vacation at Far Rockaway. " The Seymour W. R. c. will take an outing on Saturday, leaving there by trolley at .2:30 p. m. for Sayin Rock. The corps will return on the midnight train.
 Mrs. William Hecht of Wharton street has returned from her visit to Miss Annie Conway, who is dangerous ly i'll at the home of her sister in Meri- den.
 A marriage license was issued in Bridgeport Tuesday to Sam A. Carroll of Bridgeport and Bertha A. Brown of this city. .. Edward Nettleton of West Haven has returned from a three weeks stay at Carleton, Vt. His family expects to re- main there until the opening of school.
 From Tuesdays Meriden Jorunal:, sCounty Health Officer c. E. Hoadley, who was in this city to-day, announced the birth of an assistant health officer yesterday afternoon. Mother and son are doing well, and the large circle of Meriden Arcanumites who are friends of MT. Hoadley are invited to smoke at the expense of the genial grand secre- tary."
 Mrs. Leonidas Alling of West Haven has returned to her home in German town, Pa, after a visit of two weeks with her mother, Mrs. Alpheus Merwin.
 Mrs. Henry Schneider of this city is visiting with her daughter, Mrs. J. Fred Wentworth, in Seymour. MT, Schneid- CT, secretary of the State Barbers' com- mission, was in Seymour Monday. Miss Minnie Smith of West Haven