The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-07-28
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS
ITEMS OF INTEREST CONCERN
 ING NEW HAVEN PEOPLE
And other PeOpIe Known in This City Interesting social Events Here and Elsewhere.


 Elsewhere.
 Dr. c. 4. Dorman of our city has been engaged to deliver two lectures upon Personal Purity in the Worlds Fair course at St. Louis, Mo, begin ming next Sunday. He will be away two weeks. Dr. Edwin Butler of York street will attend his patients while away.
 Engineer s. o. Nash of the New Ha- ven fire department has been spending a portion of his vacation in Westches ter county. New York, visiting his sis ter. On Monday MT. Nash accompan- jed his brother-in-law to the Three lakes and put in a day of fishing. AL though the catch was small they both declare the sport was great.
 Charles Kimberly, of Kimberly, Root & Day, with Mrs. Kimberley, will spend the month of August at Bass Rocks, Gloucester, Mass.
 James J. Moakley and Walter Smith, well known letter carriers, have return ed from a fifteen days vacation spent at Atlantic City, very much benefited by their trip.
 Major A. E. Beardsley. deputy col lector of internal revenue, is very i'll, having been attacked with acute indi- gestion several days ago.
 Mrs. John Davidson and daughter have gone to Wickford, R. l., to spend the month of July and August with MT. and Mrs. w. Patterson, formerly of Westville. Before coming home they will spend two weeks at Central Falls with Mrs. Gibson. widow of the late Captain Gibson of WestvilIe.
 Miss Nettie McQueeney, bookkeeper for Sheahan & Groark has returned from a delightful vacation spent at Asbury Park, N. J.
 Mrs. Katherine Norton of this city, who has been visiting her parents, MT. and MrG. Joseph Murphy of South Sec ond street, Meriden. returned to the ] New Haven hospital, where she is en- gagged as a nurse Saturday.
 Miss Anna c. Roland has returned to her duties as boolSxeeper for Jenkins & ! Thompson after spending two delightful weeks at Asbury Park, registering At Hotel Ardsley.
 Miss Annie Lewis of New Haven ave- nue is in Hastings on the Hudson, where she will remain until September l.
 MT. and Mrs. Edward J. Morgan and two daughters of Bridgeport, who are making tour in their automobile, spent a few hours in town yesterday on their way to Hartford.
 The first party of children from the home in Newington were taken to Play ridge cottage at Woodmont, the sea-. shore home of the society on Saturday last. They were accompanied by Mrs H. M. Nottingham of Harvard and Mrs. B. E. Bothwell, the teacher.
 Bishop Tierney has been entertain ing a number of distinguished guests this week at his home in Hartford Among them were Very Rev. Canon Puissant of Ghent, Belgium; Father Puissant, his brother, also of Belgium, and Monsignor Edwards of New York Among the recent New Haven arriv- als at Fenwicl Hall Fenwick, are Mrs P. R. Trowbridge, Miss F,tta Sparks, F. R. Ingraham, E. B. Underwood, and J. L. Chidsey.
 Among recent arrivals at the HillL hurst, Norfolk, are. MT. and Mrs w. H. Edsell, MT. and Mrs. c. H. Tibbits, Dr. w. L. Barbour, E. 0. Goss and c. M. DeMott of Waterbury; Mrs. Alfred Peck and Mrs. Jennie Sautee of Los Angeles, Cal: c. F. Howe, MT. and Mrs. George R. Chamberlain and daughter, Miss Chamberlain of New Haven, E. Frisbie of Lincoln, Neb.; MT. and Mrs. F. F. Dobody of Nor folk Va, and Henry Farnum of Far mington.
 Mrs. w. E. Buckingham of 190 Divi- < sion street is making a ten days visit with friends in Brooklyn, N. Y.
 Henry A. Redf1eld, president of the Phoenix National bank, Hartford, is re- turning from the Thousand Islands, where he went for the benefit of his health, accompanied by his son, Colonel Henry S. Redfield. MT. Redfleld is suf- fering from an affection of the heart, and the change did not give the expect ed relief, and he is returning home where he can have the attendance of home physicians and be in his resi- dence.
 Tuesday evening at the parsonage, 27 Perkins street, Dr. Isaiah w. Sheath united in marriage Clifford B. Walker or ib5 I-I s1ndllUeFS iSlTGGl anu M1SSs ioet- die M. Reyes of Morris Cove.
 Everitt Williams of this city was in Willimantic over Sunday visiting his father, ex-Alderman w. L. Williams.
 Mrs. Mae O'NeiI of Carlisle street is spending her vacation in Brooklyn, N. Y.
 Miss Mabel N. Clarkson has returned from two weeks visit in Brattleboro and Marlboro, Vt.
 James F. McGowan of Chicago is spending his vacation with his mother, Mrs Ellen McGowan of 16S Grafton street.
 Frederick w. Orr, deputy collector of internal revenue, and family are stopping for the remainder of the sum- iner at a cottage at Rocky Beach.
 Rev. Father Kennedy of Westville has returned from his visit in St. Louis Father Kennedy was nominated for president of the Ancient Order of Hi bernians, and was defeated by very few votes while there.
 Miss Mabel Conrad of Washington is the guest of MT. and Mrs. w. H. Mead of TT Edwards street.
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