The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1903-03-21
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS
IIEMSOFINTEREST CONCERNING
NEW HAVEN PEOPLE

local social Events Here and Elise.
where.
Mrs. E. l.. Rogers of this city is visit
ing relatives in Forestville.
1t is reported that Miss Helen Waugh
an daughter of Mrs. Hobart L. Hotch-
kiss, who has been i'll at Norwalk hos
pital with appendicitis, is recovering.
Professor A. B. Morrill,, principal OF
the New Haven State Normal framing
school, gave the second in the course OF
addresses to parents and teachers in the
Northeast school, Hartford, yesterday
afternoon His subject was common
Sense in Education"
| A whist and dance will be held next
Wednesday evening at Masonic hail.
Westville, under the auspices OF the
members of the Ethel chapter, Order OF
the Eastern Star.
Miss Marion Cromwell Williams of
Hartford has been engaged as soprano
at the Calvary Baptist church OF TINS
city for the year beginning May l. For
the past year Miss Williams sang at the
First Congregational church OF Brlstol'
Miss Katherine Hemingway. daugh-
ter of L.. L. Hemingway of Harrison
street, is home for a short vacation
from her school at Norwalk.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Mahl of Hart
ford announce the coming marriage OF
their daughter, Grace Edith, to George
Merrick Baker of New Haven, Yale w.
to take place April 8. ..
Miss Mary E. Donnelly of this city,
who has been the guest of relatives IN
New London for a few days, has re-
turned home.
Ex-Comptroller Thompson S. Grant OF
Enfield and Mrs. Caroline W. Barber,
widow of Horace Barber, were married
at noon Wednesday at the home OF
Mrs. Barber. The ceremony was per-
former by Rev. William ]. Brewster of
ST. Johns Episcopal church. Il.
Mrs, Frank Stiles and Mrs. DECKER
man Of North Haven are guests OF
Mr., and Mrs. c. E. Blatchley of Board
street. Middletown.
Joseph Sochia of Whalley avenue has
left the. employ Of Sexton Wilfred Ford
and has taken position with the South
ern New England Telephone company.
preliminary certificate of dissolu-
ton of the Buckingham Hardware
company has been filed with the secre-
tary OF state.
Frank M. Barber, manager of the AS
ISOLATED Press at this city, will give an
address ON Newspaper English be-
fore the Woman's club of Wallingford
on Monday afternoon, April n:
James Barrett Of Blake street contem-
mates moving to the city.
DIR. r. FL. Bidwell of North Haven
will leave for San Jose, Cal, April ano
will make his future home there. The
doctor and his wife have been paying
parting visits to friends In East Had
dam and Deep River the past week.
r. M. Lusch of Norwich is spending
several days in this city. IT,
Some of the members of Olive Branch
lodge, r. and A. M, of Westville, who
attended the meeting of Federal lodge
in Cheshire Thursday night, were ROD
ert T. Grant Murdoch Dingwall, Ed
ward Shumway, James Mckay, Johr
4 Mckay, James Mercer, and THOMAS
\ Ridge.
4 The annual dance and entertainment
of the Crescent will be held in Musi'
hall on the evening of May Is. This il
y the usual affair given each year b.
this popular society and this year 1t i
expected to. excel all previous occasions
4 The committee is H. B. Kellogg, G. r
MESSENGER and Lee C. Wilson. The APP
" polio Glee club will be one Of the feat
4 ures and a play, "The New Reporter,
4 will be enacted by some of the member
who are now under the direction
II Franklin Johnson Of the Yale Dramati
club.
Among those present from out of tow
at the funeral in Seymour last Saturda
u of Charles L. Hyde were Professo
u Percy f. Smith Of Yale and Mrs. Smith
q Mrs. Augusta Lathrop of Bristol, Charlie
u Lum and daughter of Quaker Farm!
N and Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Chapman, MI
\ and Mrs. Charles French, Henry
Smith and S. w. Smith of Ansonia.
N Thomas Haley with his father an
"A two sistehs has moved from this cit
v to West Haven, and have taken II
d Ferry house on Elm street. corner
Fourth avenue. Mr.. Haley was former
ly tenor singer in the choir of the Fir
n CONGREGATIONAL church. Mr.. Haley vii
" his father is interested in the new ia
n tory which is in operation in the
vi Waddingham barn, which mas peeh
tered into factory.
Perry Tomlinson, who thirty yea
u ago was resident of Seymour, and wi
"A has been spending the last nine mont
4 in Connecticut, leaves for his home
"A Portland, Ore. this week. He has be-
spending the last two weeks in TOW
Il visiting old friends.
Miss Webster will meet her litera
club next Monday afternoon at MI
Bollman's, 40 Sylvan avenue. The su
v ject is "some Types of the Years L
n erature."
"A General and Mrs. Phelps Montgome
" have returned from two weeks s
~ 1ourn at Atlantic City: 's. ,."~..
IA Edward S. Price, son of Mr.. and M
y Ia, E. Price of George street, died at