The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-08-15
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS
1TEMSOFINTEREST CONCERNING
 NEW HAVEN PEOPLE
And other People Known fla ThIs City Local Social Events Here and EIss

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 Elmer E. Hallock, manager of the Aetna Life Insurance company of Hartford, whose office is in the Hubin- ger building, started yesterday on few weeks vacation trip. He will visit Weiss, New Hampshire, and other points of interest.
 Mrs. M. L. Breen, supervising princi- pal of the Wooster district schools in this city, lies critically i'll in hospital in Washington, D. c. She was taken i'll three weeks ago at a summer resort in the mountains of Virginia, where she went to enjoy part of her vacation with her niece, Mrs. W.,P. Sturgeon. It was only this week that she was moved to the hospital in Washington, and her condition is watched with great anxiety by her many friends.
 Miss Eliza Lee, of this city, is visiting at the home of her uncle, Edwin Lee, in Ridgefield. .. Miss Fannie Elwell, of Campbell ave- nue, West Haven, has returned from her visit to Brooklyn, New York and Brewsters, N. Y. ssss Mrs. Edwin Lee, of Ridgefield, is the guest of her daughter. Mrs. Frank Sher- bert, in this city.
 Mrs. May Wheeler, wife of William P. Wheeler. of Bradley street, the mas ter painter, is staying in Gettersville, Conn.,, together with her sister, Miss Eva. They are guests of Mrs. Wheel CTS sister, who, with her husband, came A iya baiY 01ifn111nlaiIp and took them in the auto to their home.
 George o. Wheeler, the painter, of 142 Bradley street, has gone to the old home of his parents and grandparents in Franklin, N. H., to remain a month or more.
 Miss Annie Englert has returned from a very pleasant two weeks stay at Babylon, L. I. She was accompanied to Babylon by her sister Miss Catherine Emglert, who will remain in Babylon several weeks longer.
 Frank Galloway, of Milwaukee, ad- vertising the original Deans nlenthol- ated cough drops. which are sold in all the leading stores, is in town for a few days on one of his periodical visits.
 Mrs. Payne, of Thompson street, West Haven, has returned from Hartford. Her sister, Mrs. Andrews, of Hartford, is her guest.
 Miss Carrie Smith. of Passaic, N. J., is the guest of Mrs. John Bartiss, of ;Westville.
 The third annual reunion of the Goodale family, descendants of Ebene- ger Goodale, of Rocky Hill, was held in the home of MT. and Mrs. Judson Neal on Main street, Southington, yesterday afternoon.
 George Futile and his grandson, Tal- colt B. Hull, jr.. have gone to Brew sters, N. Y. Before returning home they will spend several days at Leedsyille, N. Y.
 The semi annual meeting of the Con- necticut Veterinary Medical association will be held at Dr. Edward c. Ross hosnital, No. Il Orange street, next Tuesday.
 Mrs. Babcock, of washington avenue, West Haven, with her two children, left yesterday for Southampton, F. l., where they will spend the remainder of the summer X.
 Miss Elsie Crockett, of this city, is spending vacation of two weeks with her parents, MT. and Mrs. F. Crockett, in Rowayton.
 The thirty-sixth annual reunion of inc Fifteenth regiment, Connecticut Volunteers. will be held in this city on Tuesday, August 25. A shore dinner at Putnam's, savin Rock. will be one of the features.
 Mrs. Judson Adams and daughter Maud of Highland avenue, Rowayton are spending a few days with friends In this city.
 Arnold B. Crandall left on the mid might train Thursday night for North Adams, Mass, called there by a tele- gram that his mother was dangerously ill.
 The Aid Association of the Water. bury Manufacturing Company will give the first Saturday half-holiday excur- sion of the season to Savin Rock to, day.
 Miss Carolyn Hyde of Westville, i' in the White Mountains for a few weeks.
 Mrs. Blatz, wife of Rev. Henry Blatz jr.fi former pastor of the M. E. church in Westville, accompanied by her sor X Warren, is the guest of A. N. Farnhan and family
 Mrs. George B. Gladden., of Riverside Cal, has returned from visiting rela lives in Norwich and Bowdoinllam, Me She is now stopping at 16S Exchang' street, where she will remain until sh, starts for the west On the way she ex poets to visit relatives in Hoboken ant E1mira.
 MT and Mrs. Robert Allen have re turned to their home in Great Barring ton Mass, after an extended visit witt MT. and Mrs. Frank Swift, of 246 Kim berly avenue.
 The annual reunion of the Steven family will be held at the home of Rob ert H. Rhodes, Rocky Hill, Thursday August 27.
 Alonzo D. Wemple. Yale '75, and al oarsman on the crew of that year, ac companied by his nephew, Edwin Wem pie, of Watertown, N. Y., were tn guests Wednesday of MT. and Mrs George B. Johnson at their home O. Whitney avenue. Edwin Wemple wi enter the Yale School of Forestry i the fall.
 The Torrington Epworth league ha invited the Winsted group of Epwort leagues, which includes ten other soci cities, to hold it's group convention ther September 10 or 15, and the invitatio has been accepted.
 Master Warren l.. Alling. son of J. . filling, the druggist on Dixwell avenue is spending the week with MT. and MT. s1nLY, A IJ,1ll at stbaiy> SIImYY,aT home i