The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-07-08
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS
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Aad Other People Known in This CIt1
 Local social Events Here and EIss-
 where.
 Mr. and Mrs. Edgar H. Platt and Miss Julia B. Catlin. Of Watertown. Conn, have just returned home, hav- ing spent the Glorious Fourth in the City of Films as guests of MT. and Mrs. J. M. Lee.
 Mir. and Mrs. A. H. Bradley and child. of 260 Davenport avenue, and E. C.. Bradley, who have just returned from California, have gone to Asbury Park and Ocean Grove.
 Miss Anna E. Hening. of 62 Clark street, is spending July with her broth- ! er at his cottage at Short Beach. Later she will visit her sister in Hartford for several weeks. ps
 MT. and Mrs. Howard Gilbert and daughter, of Bethel. are visiting their uncle, George Gilbert, of 364 Orchard street. Ralph M. Gilbert, formerly of this city, now of New York. was in town over the Fourth, the guest of his pa- rents on Gill street. MT. Gilbert has charge of the sporting goods depart merlt at Malley's, where he has been for several months. -.a s<...< ,.s,.....ag
 MT. and Mrs. $. Goodman and daugh- ters, the Misses Rena and Helen Good man, of William street, are spending the months of July and August at the Mead cottage on Beach street, SaVin Rock. y.s.4a
 MT. and Mrs. Thomas Turley. of 115 Dwight street, are planning to go to a Long Island resort for the summer sea- son. z
 Mrs. James Rolston and daughter Bessie, of Fallsdale, Pa, are visiting Miss Katherine L. Rolston, of Chapel street.
 Mrs. Shleiger and daughters of South ington are visiting at 749 Whitney ave- nue.
 Mr. and Mrs. Jordan, of Elm street. West Haven. have gone to their camp near Waverly Grove for the rest of the summer.
 Ellsworth N. Leete. of this city. is spending a few days at his former home on Leete's Island.
 Mrs Root, of Orange street, is report ed as being on the sick list with slight indisiposition.
 MT and Mrs. Frederick H. Cogswell are spending July at their cottage in Madison. and in August will go to Lake Champlain for the remainder of the summer.
 Judge and Mrs. James Bishop, of George street, have gone to their new cottage at Woody Crest for the sum mer.
 Eugene McKenna, of this city, has erected and is maintaining large Fer Tis wheel at Rye Beach. N. Y, where it is very successful
 Mrs. Mills, who has been the guest of her son, Athelstan Mills, for few days. has returned to her home in Albany. N. Y.
 MT. and Mrs. Dillon are at their cot tage at Short Beach for the summer season.
 Miss Nellie o'Brien is in Boston spending couple of weeks with her brother, James O'Brien. formerly of this city.
 Miss Lena HeIfrich has returned to New York, where she has taken apart ments with Mrs Bhaum
 MT. and Mrs. A. AaI, of Lawrence street. are spending the month of July with MT. and Mrs. Stoneman at their fine cottage on Meach street, Savin Rock
 Miss Buck, daughter of Rev. MT. Buck, of Whitney avenue, has returned home after long and pleasant visit out of town.
 Mrs. Elmer A. Bacon. of this city, is \ the guest of her mother, Mrs. Lewis Fowler, of Boston street, Branford, for several days.
 Pierre Blondin and daughter. Miss Angelo Blondin. will leave about July 15 for three weeks visit in Montreal. Canada.
 Miss Bertha H. Tomlinson left Mill 4 ford this week for a two weeks visit with her sister. Mrs. Theodore Smith in New Jersey.
 Mrs. Howard H. McGee, of Boston, is the guest of her mother Mrs. White, of this city.
 Mrs. Harvey Mallory, of Milford, ac- conpanfed by her daughters, Miss Lucy and Mrs. Frank Doherty. will occupy a cottage at the shore during the remain der of the summer.
 MT. and Mrs. Miley and son started Sunday night for a trip to and through Ohio. MT. Miley is with the Spring field Rubber Tire company, of State street.
 MT. and Mrs. Edwin Baldwin. of Mill