The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-08-04
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
ITEMS og INTEREST CONCERN
 ING HEW HAVEN PEOPLE
And othsr People Known in Thi. clty- Interesting Social Events Here and Elsewhere.

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 Lawyer D. P. Arvine leaves to-day for a two weeks stay at Brattleboro, Vt
 Attorney F. B. Merrels has just re- turned from his vacation at the shore, and is to be associated with Lawyer James E. Wheeler in the future.
 Mir. and Mrs. James T. Eagny, who have been touring Connecticut and Massachusetts by trolley the past two weeks, have returned to this city. Mir. Eagny is the Grand avenue druggist, and has now resumed his duties at the pharmacy.
 Dr. and Mrs. Leonard c. Sanford have returned from their wedding trip and are domiciled at the Sanford home on Crown street.
 Miss M. E. White, of this city. is spending her vacation at the Hoyton, Cosey Beach.
 Among the works of value recently added to the state library in Hartford is one recently published in three vol umes, entitled "The Law of Water and Water Rights" which has lbeen com piled by Henry Philip Farnham. of Rochester MT. Farnham received the degree of master of law from Yale in 1887.
 : Miss Alice Mclaughlin. of this city, is spending a two weeks vacation in : Litchfleld.
 | s. z. Poi was the guest on Sunday of Rev MT. Curtin, chaplain of the U. $. I S. Hartford, which is at New London, and attended service on shipboard. Mir. J Poi has been entertaining Thomas H. Sullivan, of the Hotel oneco, at his New London cottage.
 Mrs Frank L. Shay, of 322 Greenwich I avenue, and her son Leo are to spend their summer vacation in the Berkshire Hills.
 Bishop Tierney was inBridgeport yes terday where he went to meet Cardinal Satolli, who is to be the guest of Rev. /, Dennis J. Bremen. of that city Car dinal Satolli. who has been in this coun- try for month, sails for home on Sat urday.
 Miss Louise Davis, of Washington, D. C.. is the guest of Mrs. James w. Tabb, of Carmel street, for the month of Au- f gust
 Dwight c. Kelsey. of West Haven, is spending his vacation of two weeks in Bloomfield.
 Arrangements have been completed for the second launching party of the Olive Athletic association to be given Wednesday evening. August 1T. The boat will leave from the dock of the New Haven Yacht club at 9:30 and will sail to Cosey Beach, where dancing will be enjoyed immediately after the arri- val at 9:15 The party will leave the beach early and sail to Savin Rock will be enjoyed before returning to the city
 Mrs. w E. Young and daughter left ] yesterday for visits with friends in Buffalo and Chicago. They will return in September.
 William Odell has gone to Maine on a ten days hunting trip.
 George Van Fleet, Frank w. Hodge and l.. C. Slayton, of this city, are among those elected delegates and al ternates to the national convention of the Connecticut Life Underwriters as sociation. George T. Birks is playing the organ at the Davenport church during the month of August. [ turned from six weeks stay at New ! London. Miss Marsh is now prepar- ing to go to Atlantic City for couple of weeks to join a house party of eight girls.
 Mrs. F. B. Farnsworth, of the sum mer colony at Bradley Point, just be- low Sayin Rock Hill, has gone to Ver- mont to spend a few weeks
 OP Io cf iva. has been visiting friends in Bridgeport and this city. MT. Ramsay has just re- ceived word of the death of his sister in Scotland.
 Miss Maisie Burns is spending her ! vacation in Litchfield.
 General Russell Frost, of South Nor walk, brigadier commander, c. N. G., arrived in New York Wednesday on the Kaiser Wilhelm II. He has spent several weeks abroad.
 Miss Daisy Mayer will leave Satur- day for a two weeks stay at Asbury Park.
 Judge and Mrs. Alexander G. Com stock, of Detroit, are guests at The Films, Woodmont.
 The Woodmont Society Minstrels is the one theme of discussion among the WOOdm10nJ fcoItaSeTS, WHO are all alert and eager to note the debut in min streIsy of the young people so familiar to them in social life. The professional work in the performances tomorrow and Saturday nights promises to be exceptionally good The work of erect ing the big tent for the performances will begin this morning.
 Misses Sadie and Florence Cullum, of Elm street, West Haven, are spending their vacation at West Hampton Beach. l.. l.
 Miss Adeline Sanford, with her niece, Sarah Sanford, is spending the summer at Salisbury.
 The railway mail clerks have decid- ed to hold their annual outing at Lighthouse Point on Saturday, August IS. In addition to games and dinner dancing in the pavilion will be an at traction.
 Rev. and Mrs. c. L. Schaeffer, of Bridgeport, are expected to spend va cation of about a month with his nu- merous friends and former parishioners in Oxford.
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