The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-07-20
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS ITEMSOFINTERESTCONOE
 HER HAVEN PEOPLE
And Other People Known in ThIs city -LocaI Social Events Here and IsIss- where.

Mrs. Osborn. wife of our well known and esteemed old resident, John os- born. is seriously i'll at her home cor ner of Orange and Grove streets.
 Mrs. Prudden of 372 Orange street leaves to-day for a stay at Thorn Mt. Park, Jackson. N. H. 4E
 Mir. Judd, the veteran bookseller, last week took a trolley ride to Boston.
 Mrs. Mitchell and family of New Ha- ven are the guests of William Parking ton, East Morris. Ess
 Former Senator John H. Ferris is quite sick at his summer home, Cob ble cottage, Bell Island.
 Judge David s. Calhoun and Mrs. Calhoun left on Friday to spend the summer at Lakeville.
 Eugene Hill of the East Pearl street church, New Haven, is building new private cottage on Meriden avenue.
 Mrs. Linus Sprague and son, Merle, of New Haven and Mrs. Elyira Curtiss are visiting at the home of Mrs Henry Allen on Pennington avenue.
 Patrick H, Griffen, who has had charge of the New Haven branch of the Bookloyers' Library for the past { yEdI lldS tCbQ4AACQ lO Ll1oS AAeit SASA Griffen will leave to-day for few days business trip to Philadelphia.
 Mrs. Eva Railing of Franklin street, New Britain will spend this week at Morris Cove.
 Miss Mayme Pagan of Broad street, New Britain, came to New Haven Sat urday to spend Sunday with Mrs. Jas. c. Donnelly.
 +. H. Stadtmueller, formerly of New Haven, who has been spending some time in California, has returned home. Col. $. B. Horne of Winsted will be aide de camp on the occasion of the dedication of the Ninth regiment mon ument at New Haven August 5.
 Mrs. J. D. Dewell and daughter-in- law, Mrs. obert Dewell of New Haven. have been spending the past two weeks at the Dewell homestead in West Nor folk
 Mrs. J. J. Devlin and daughter, Miss Ella Lee Stevens returned to Winsted yesterday morning, after visit of five weeks with friends in Norwich, Mantle and New Haven. MT. Devlin accom- panied them home from New Haven and will remain until this morning. NldSOil w CllS, OL dlC i|ANiAtby school, preached yesterday morning in the Baptist church, Danbury
 Miss Ida Jennings of Milford is en- tertaining Miss Edith Catlin, of New Haven.
 G. M. Beers of this city is visiting in Middletown.
 Colonel J. Milton Thompson of the Twenty third infantry, United States army. recently retired with rank of brlgadier general, is well remembered in this city and by the c. N. G. throughout the state.
 Miss Celia Maher, of New Haven, is visiting her aunt, Mrs. P. F. Drumm, of 45 Summit street, Danbury.
 Thomas l. Kinney, with his wife and family, left Saturday morning for a six weeks vacation in the White Noun tans, N. H. MT Kinney will come home to attend the dedication of the Ninth regiment monument on August 2 g. and will rejoin his family immediate Iy afterwards.
 Officer Joseph P, Gallagher of the Howard avenue precinct is at the Grace hospital for treatment of the serious stomach trouble.
 MI ne lldS UGGu &lISdlSus Uy sANSW gL VI n specialists for his trouble with scant relief, his case baffiing the best medi- cal skill. He has lost many pounds in weight during his sickness.
 William c, Powning, Yale 1904, of 104 Sherman avenue and Harry E Sanford of 30 Dwight street. a graduate of Shelf. in the class of 1903, sailed for an extended jaunt in Europe Saturday by the American Transport line. This is the third successive vacation that MT. Powning has spent on the continent.
 Judge A. Heaton Robertson and his son, Heaton Ridgeway Robertson, Yale 1904, also sailed for Europe Saturday.
 Robert B. Frazer of 220 Edgewood avenue, a plumber, is slowly recover ing from concussion of the brain. He recently fell from house while at work and had a narrow escape from death.
 Miss Sara E.. Amidon of 19 Norton street, assistant bookkeeper for the Benedict, Pardee Co.,. left Saturday fol two weeks vacation among the Litchffeld, hills and at Andover, Mass
 Miss Charlotte Larkins of Dickerman street was last week the guest of Mir. and Mrs H. w. Staples at their cot tage, Sunset Beach.
 Frank Bryan of Livingston street is spending a two weeks vacation in St Louis. MT. Bryan is one of the office < force of the Benedict, Pardee Co. tFuy. rY arv,r rs