The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-04-09
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS
ITEMSOFINTEREST CONCERNING
 NEW HAVEN PEOPLE
And Other People Known in This City --Local Social Events Here and Else- Vvhara

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 The Rev. L. s. Griggs, pastor of the Con gregational church at Middlebury, is very low. A few weeks ago he suffered para lytic shock.
 Among the grand officers present at the constitution of Stellar chapter, 0. F. S., at Danbury, Tuesday evening, was Grand Pa tron Walter Pond, Grand Secretary Mrs. Amelia E. L. Stebbins and Grand Chaplain Mrs. Benjamin Cook, all of this city. Fred R. Schultz and William H. Oakley, Jr., Of Danbury, have returned home from two days trip to this city and vicinity on their wheels.
 The marriage of Miss Grace Mahl, daugh- ter of Edward Mahl, president of the Hart z ford board of health, to Professor George + Baker of Yale took place yesterday at the home of the bride in Hartford.
 Frank L. Mason has gone to Arkansas to examine mines for New York parties. He expects to be away three weeks.
 Edward LuickX of 7S9 Grand avenue, who has been confined to his home for several weeks, is now able to sit up, and the hope is entertained that he will soon be out and able to greet his many friends. MT. Luickx underwent dangerous operation on March 2S. performed by Dr. L. W. Bacon, IT,, as. sisted by Drs. Verdi and Sloan.
 B. B. Willard of Providence, R. l., Addison 5 Day and L. '. Hobst of New York city are in this city. They are stopping at the New
 
 Mrs. NJ. E. Hotchkiss of 203 Main street, West Haven, is visiting friends in Bridge port. n
 Milton Hall of this city was married to Miss Florence Hanks of New York city at her home there yesterday afternoon. The ceremony was performed by the Rev. Dr. Stimson. The bride formerly lived here. MT, Hall is employed in the Ball and Socket company's office in Cheshire.
 The North End Gun club of Bridgeport will hold a shoot at its grounds on upper Main street Good Friday. There will be eight events, all sweepstakes. It is antici,, pated that there will be good sized crowd of shooters and that the shoot will be par ticipated in by good shots from New Haven, Meriden and other towns.
 Rev. and Mrs Frederick A. Otttmann are entertaining Miss Helbig of Bridgeport.
 Miss Maud Small of Woodbridge, who has been very seriously ill with pneumonia, is now better. Dr. Lewis of this city attended her. &
 The. many relatives and friends of Mr. and Mrs. Nichols Dixon of S19 Grand ave nue gathered to celebrate their fifteenth wedding anniversary on Sunday. After very bountiful supper had been served, the evening was spent in music, singing, and X speeches. Among the guests were Mr and { Mrs. R. Kraus of Wallingford, Mir. and Mrs. J. F. Wersbirber, Mrs. and Miss Kutcher, Mr. and Mrs. J. P; De{on and family, L; daughter of New York city, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Kraus of Springfield, NJ. Reubber Of Denver, MT; and Mrs. Gerber, Otto A. Kraus, NJ; J. Ruff, P. Ruff, ". Ruff, J. Coergen, w. Monz, MT Jacobs, MT. and Mrs. E. Broch of Bridgeport. The couple received very handsome gifts, and among them was cut glass lemonade set and s' piano lamp. Monday afternoon the mem bers of the Clover club and other lady friends spent very pleasant time in honor Mrs. L. Muenzner, Mrs. J. Rathgeber, Mrs Ibelhauser, Mrs. B. Ibelhauser, Mrs. J. F. Dejon, Mrs. J; F Wersgirper; Mrs. ra P. jon All enjoyed themselves very much and extended to MT. and Mrs. Deion their hearty congratulations and best wishes.
 Mrs. NJ. E. Hochkin of 2sS Main street. her rsf friends % MT. fef and Mrs. Ruben Genss at < with friends for an indefinite time
 Miss Inez Talmadge of 54 Kensngton street is spending her Easter vacation in
 General A. H. EmbIer of this city will deliver lecture at the town hall in Strat- ford upon the surrender of General Robert b. Lee this evening.
 Misses Adela F.. and Annie Baldwin o2 Woodbridge spent four days in Washington Sightseeing.
 visiting friends in Cheshire on Sunday.
 Burton Hull and Elmer Stone of East River were in this city on business Monday.
 Mrs, Babcock of Washington avenue, West Haven, is entertaining her sister, Mrs. Edwards, and daughter, Miss Mabel x Edwards of Southampton, L.. l.
 Miss Helen Moss of Cheshire is the guest for few days of Miss Eleanor Dibbe of this city.
 Natatuc Tribe Mo- 25 I. o. R. M., will confer the chiefs degree eat their meeting tonight and will perfect arrangements fol attending the prize degree contest to be held in Masonic Temple, this city, to-mor row.
 Thomas Cullen and family have moved in to the railroad property on Whalley ave nue.