The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-06-06
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS
ITEMSOFINT,EREST TCONCERNING
 NEW HAVEN PEOPLE
-Local Social Events Hors and Else-

-
 -Locul Social Events Here and EIsa- where.
 J. J. Fisher of this city and Miss Nell lie Nolan were married at St. Joseph's church yesterday morning at g o'clock by Father Kane. After a short wedding | trip to New York the couple will reside | on Kensinston street.
 | The order of the Yale academic class histories this year is announced as fol- 1 lows: First, Carroll Johnson Waddell of Ottawa, Kan; second. Harry Hem derson Clark of Winchester, Tenn; third, George Stanley Arnold of New 1 Haven, Conn.,; fourth, Augustus Kountze Oliver of Pittsburg, Pa.; fifth, Erastus Corning of Albany, N. Y. l Mrs. Bennett W. Farnham of West vile and her son, William, left town yesterday for Massachusetts, where they will join her mother, Mrs. Jane | Foote Hoadley to accompany her home on driving trip through Massachu- setts and Connecticut.
 | MT. and Mrs. Oscar Dikeman of this l city are guests of Mrs. F. Dikeman in | Newtown. Miss Mildred Dikeman of New York, Miss Camp of Waterbury, F.. B. Beers of Bridgeport, and MT. and Mrs. L. Edwards of Waterbury were 1 holiday guests at Eli Beers in New l ton.
 Charles L. c. Flynn of Meriden, it is rumored, has resigned his postoffice 1 position in order to become a manager of the G. I. Mix factory at Yalesville recently purchased by Mrs. Cecelia Yale of Meriden. When the present 1 plans are matured it is believed that the old Yalesville factory will again place | on the market its former wares, spoons, l edge tools and coffee pots.. % A party, including Mrs. V. T. Ham,. mer, Miss Louise Hutchinson, MT. and Mrs. c. H. Wilford.M William Hitch- cock, Dr. and Mrs. Gaylord left yester- day for Vassar college to attend the graduating exercises.
 ] Miss M. Mabel Hayes and Frederick | H. Ashman were married at 45 Park Place, Winsted, by the Rev. George Foster Prentiss of this city, former pas tor of the First church of Winsted. It was a very pretty wedding. l Mrs. Cline Bradley is spending the week with her daughter, Miss Eugenie Bradley of Pratt university, Brooklyn. | Frederick A. Curtiss, principal of the Saybrook graded school, has presented his resignation to George W. Denison, chairman of the board of education, the resignation to take effect at the close of the present school year. He has accepted g. position as principal of the high school and superintendent of the grammar schools in the town of Vest port. This office is a new one, being created by consolidation of the high and grammar schools under one man. agement. MT. Curtiss is a graduate of the New Haven state normal school and l taught four years previous to coming to Old Saybrook.
 l MT. and Mrs. Walter Wellman and Mrs. Wellman's mother Mrs. Cummings have arrived in Clinton to pass the sum- mer at the home of MT. Wellman.
 The Guilford Eagle Fire Engine con- pany, No. 3, will give novel entertain- ment in the town hall June 8 and g. The Eagle minstrels consist of local talent, and the public can feel certain of first class entertainment.
 
 street will start Monday, June; 8, for Canada, where she will spend the month of July.
 Mrs. William Fowler and daughter, Mrs. H. c. Closson of Niagara Falls, who have been the guests a few weeks of Miss Mary Norton, are now the guests of Mrs. Walter Fowler in Bran Sord
 Charles T. Hull formerly of Westville, for fourteen years drug clerk in the employ of. William E. Ford, the drug gist, on State street, is at the New Ha ven hospital suffering with a peculiar case of inflammation of the eyes, which at one time threatened to impair his eyesight.
 Daniel Shea, the popular young win dow dresser of M. Mann & Bro., will leave Saturday for an extended trip to Niagara Falls and Canada to-day for 1.-the benefit of his health.
 Dr. Ellsworth Eliot, Mir. Eliot and
 Miss Fullerton are at the Hotel Hal
 lock, Guilford. for the summer.
 Miss Marion 'Kinsley of New York is
 the guest of Mrs. Wallace Terry of
 Whalley avenue for few days. Miss Sperry of West Haven has in- vited a few friends to a house musicale
 to be given this afternoon at her home. A very good programme of music has
 been arranged, and quite a. number from New Haven will attend. The local company of the Biys' Brig
 ade, commanded by Captain George Agnew, will hold an entertainment and social at the Congregational church next Wednesday evening. The pro- gramine of the event will be used in defraying the expenses of the companys field day, which will be held on Satur- day, June 27, at Meriden.
 At the annual meeting of the Daugh-
 ters of the American Revolution held