The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-07-25
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS
ITEMS OF INTEREST CONCERN
 ING EETV HAVEN PEOPLE

And Other People Known IR This City Interesting Social Events Hero and Elsewhere
 Stuart Hotchkiss and Mrs. 2. c. Garrison and children, who are now at Pine Orchard, will leave there soon and join Mr. Henry L. Hotohkiss and Miss Hotchldss at their camp in the Adir- ondacks. Mrs. John Tareila of North Riverside street and daughters have returned to Waterbury after a short visit to New Haven.
 Edgar K. Parker, jr., of George street, who was graduated from the Sheffield Scientific School this June, has accepted position with the Mexican International railroad as civil engineer. He left Saturday for Durango, Mexico, where he will be located.
 Miss Sarah Mix of New Jersey is stopping at Grove Hall for short time. Miss Mix is well known, having lived for many years on College street. F. w. Marx, who has been i'll for the past three weeks in Wallingford, has suffered a relapse and has returned to his home in New Haven
 John Nagle of HlIl street. Waterbury, has accepted a position in the receiving office of the Waterbury Manufacturing Co.'s factory.
 Mir. and Mrs. George Hartery, of Whalley avenue will sail Wednesday for Cardiff, England. They will visit Mrs Hartery's parents there.
 The Rev. and Mrs Jere Rhode Cooke, who were badly injured in the trolley crash at Hampstead, L. l., last week, and whose heroism in the disaster was mentioned in the New York papers, are Hartford people The former is a son of the late William B. Cooke. who was for many years librarian at the Hartford library. Mir. Cooke's first charge was in Beast Haven. From there he went to Haggerstown, Md, but during two years he has been pas tor of St. Georges church at Hemp stead. r. I.
 Frank J. Rice, the president of the Young Mems Republican club, left yes- terday for an extended vacation in the Berkshire hills.
 Miss Margaret Roberts, contralto at the Center church, has gone to Yer don Ill, where she will visit her sis ter. She expects to be away until the first of September.
 General B. s. Greeley and sister of Trumbull street are stopping in Water bury for a few days.
 MT. and Mrs. A. IT. Bowditch of 37 Avon street, left Saturday for West Cornwall, Conn, where they will spend several weeks.
 oQ field, Mass, who was at the Hammon- assett house, Madison, has returned to spend the balance of hi svacation there. pr. McGilvery, who is a specialist of Bedford avenue Brooklyn, returned home Saturday Mrs. Dr. Jackson, of Jackson's sanitariunl, Dansvi,4e, N. F., came for a stay at the Hammonassett house Saturday
 The Mises McPherson of Leroy, N. Y., cousins of J. M. Hull, are in Mad ison on a visit. They are descendants of Abraham Pierson, f1rse president of Yale; their gTeatgrandfather Simeon Pierson was one of eight brothers, born in Killingworth He went west from Killingworth with an OK team. This is their first visit in Connecticut.
 Messrs George Trieber and Otto Wruck of this city sailed Saturday on the steamer Finland for Germany there to visit their native home.
 Dr. and Mrs. Wurtenburg have gone to the Maine woods for their vacation. They will return during the first week in September.
 Mir. Arthur S. Loeb of Lyon street will leave to-day for visit to the St. Louis worlds fair, stopping at Mi agara Falls. Mir Loeb plans to make his home in California.
 State Attorney William Fl. Williams sailed Saturday on the Etruria for a six weeks tour of England, Scotland and France. Het was accompanied by George H. Scranton of Derby.
 Mrs Amelia Wilcox, sister of John A Willard of Madison, went to Helena Mont, about forty years ago. She is expected in Madison on visit soon She was born on Liberty street, where E. N. Willard now lives.
 Miss Elsie B. Bogart of 76 Henr, street, is the guest of Miss Lucy Addi. of Hartford
 Dwight Wilcox, son of the late Judgt H. B. Wilcox of Madison, died last week in Kansas City. He was the las 0f the judges family.
 F. A. Leopold and his mother hay, returned from two weeks trip to st Louis. Mrs. Leopold left Saturday fo Plainvfile, Conn, and Mr. Leopolt starts this week for Nova Scotia. Fron there he will sail up to the coast 6 Labrador.
 by MT. and Mrs. Charles Wyckoff 6
 cablegran was received Thursda, Clinton, to the effect of a safe arriva of two girl babies at the Home of pr and Mrs. Joseph Torrey in Liverpool England. Mrs. Torrey was Julia Whit temore, formerly of Clinton, daugrte of Rev. Elmer and Eliza Whittemore and sister of Mrs Charles Wyckoff.
 Miss Josephine Hughson of 1T, Franklin street is visiting friends ii Providence and Newport.