The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-08-14
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS GTEMSoFLNTERESTC CONCERNING KEW HAVEN EPEOPLE
And Other People Known i'm This Cisy
 --LoeaI soetaI Events Here and EIss.

And Other People Known i'm This city
 Local social Events Here and EIus.
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 Waldo. son of Superintendent Sanford of the New Haven Ice company. has gone to the Homestead in Avon, on the Harrington river, with his bicycle. dog and gun. for the month of August. Woodchucks, look up!
 Miss schurig, of Bishop street, and Miss Richard, of Spring street, are spending the month of August at Lit tleton. in the White Mountains.
 MT. and Mrs. Thomas Ackeril, of Lawrence street, spent last week at Branford Point. Mir. Ackeril has recov- cred from a severe illness and is able to resume business after an absence of nearly three months. Mir. Ackeril is director of music at the Epworth M. E. church.
 MT. and Mrs. Burlington, of Derby, formerly of this city, are spending the summer aL Savin Rock. MT. Darlington was a former member of the firm of Bradley. Damn & Darlington, in New Haven. ss.~z.-. .sts
 Selignan Zunder. of the National Savings bank on Orange street, has re- turned from very enjoyable trip to Saratoga, Lake George and Ausable Chasm.
 Mrs. Charles H. Monson, of 2S Lyn- wood street, is spending a week with Mrs. Seeley, wife of Colonel Seeley, of Brids.1trt. s
 Mir. aad Mrs. Burr B. Warner, of New York city, with their son. Robert A. Warner, and family, of Court street. are enjoying the summer at the west shore, having leased the Pierpont cot taga for the season.
 Mrs Henry Sperzel entertained par iy of ladies at her home, 21 Ann street, Wednesday afternoon, the occasion be- ing her birthday. A general good time was enjoyed by all.
 Frank Synnott, of Newark, who has just returned from hunting trip in Maine, spent a few days with friends in this city.
 Miss Lena Muser, who has been visit ing friends in this city, has returned to her home in Fairfield.
 w. GamalieI Bailey is entertaining his brother, Harry F. Bailey, and his friend, H. R. Spencer. of Westfeld, Mass, at his home, 80 Dwight street, for a few days.
 Miss Kittie Bree, of this city, is spending pleasant vacation in Lake vile.
 Miss Louise Hartman and Miss Lon- nie Jenner are spending two weeks in Litchfield.
 MT. and Mrs. James Egan and child. of Ferry street, has returned home from Litchfield.
 Mrs J. Egbert Allen and little daugh- ter Natalie and Mrs George Mitchell, of Central avenue, Westville, left yes terday morning for a visit to relatives in Niartie.
 Mrs. Ella Hunter, of White Plains, N. Y..is the guest of her uncle. Stephen B. Rider.
 At 8 o'clock last evening occurred the marriage, Of Miss Mary E. Normandie and Frederick Charles Leavenworth. Rev. Father Russell performed the cer- enaony, after which reception was held for the friends and relatives of the couple.
 Miss Leila \. surridge, stenographer for the Massachusetts Mutual Life In surance company, is being entertained by her friend, Miss Helen c. Jones, of Shelton.
 James T. Moran, one of New Havens s , well-known lawyers, and member of the board of education, is spending a week at Saratoga.
 Miss Grace York entertained Miss Rachel Granville, of Bradley Point, at her home on Campbell avenue, West Haven, "Wednesday.
 Miss Marguerite Keenen, of 252 Chat. ham Street, will spend two weeks in he Catskills.
 Miss Rena Mix, of Plainville, is the guest of her aunt, Mrs. J. H Griffin, at Rocky Beach. Mrs Griffin is also en- tertaining Miss Linda and Kenneth Ste venson, of New York.
 Rev. Dr. w. U. Mutch, pastor of the Howard Avenue Congregational church, has left for Elroy, Wis, his old home, where he will spend his vacation. His son, James Mutch, is in Aquebogue, l.. z T., Where 5AS VIII SpeIiu IWo WSehS WitA friends.
 Mrs. Welcome, of Oyster River, is en- tertaining her grandsons from Ruther- ford, N. Y.
 Mss Vera Herman of 61 Chapel street has gone to Atlantic City to spend a week.
 MT and Mrs. William Satterlee, of Melrose, N. J., have been visiting MT. and Mrs. Charles Holt
 Mr. and Mrs. w. H. Lettney, of Main street, West Haven are entertaining several guests.
 Harry Strecker has left for a vacation which he will spend in the mountains
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