The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1904-07-18
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS
ITEMS OF INTEREST CONCERN
ING NEW HAVEN PEOPLE

Elsewhere.
Miss j. Ullnian of 27s Portsea street
win spend her vacation with friends in
Albany. n. Y.
John S. Gibbons Of Johnson's cloth
ing store, viii, while on his vacation,
visit his brother in New York city, and
his old home in Ithaca, N. Y.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. F. Jones of Collins
vile are spending a few days in New
Haven with H. f. Clark.
Henry L. Hotchkiss and Miss Elsie
Hotchkiss have gone to their camp in
the Adirondacks. H. Stuart Hotchkiss
will join them later as will Mrs. E. e.
Garrison and children, who are now at
Pine Orchard.
Thornton Hunt sailed on the CAM
pania for Europe on Saturday.
J. H. Lee, on behalf Of the United
Beef company, left Saturday evening
for a trip to Albany and Buffalo, N.
z, for the purpose of securing live
stock for the local butchers to dress for
the market. He may also journey to
it in upper New York state.
Edward Taylor of IS Trumbull street
sailed Saturday for Europe on the
Campania of the Cunard line. He will
spend several weeks abroad.
Mrs. George Elliott Of New York an
nounces the engagement of her daugh-
ter, Anna Wallace Elliott, to Charles
L. Durham, formerly of Hartford.
Miss Elliott is well known in this state
at the Eastern Point colony in New
London. Mr.. Burnham is the son of
former Alderman Burnham and Mrs
Ralph Burnham of this city. He is a
graduate of Trinity college, and the
Yale Law school, and is member Of
a New York law firm.
Mrs. George B. Farnham has gone to
her house in Stockbridge. Mrs. Henry
w. Farnam also left last week for the
summer.
Henry b. Perkins of Collinsville is on
a two weeks vacation at Indian Neck.
Miss Susan Hotchkiss and Mrs.
Charles H. Townshend left last
Wednesday for Watch Hill. Miss Bush
nell will join them on Wednesday next
land after a short stay there they will
60 to the White Mountains.
Conductor Rheinhardt, of Plainville,
who was supposed to be getting along
so well that his physician had decided
to give. up his visits, had a relapse and
became delirous. DR. Russell of New
Haven was sent for to attend him.
Mrs. Henry f. English left Thursday
for Lake Placid, where she will spend
the summer.
Miss Caroline Cook and Miss Laura
Griswold Of Fountain street are spend
ling short vacation in South Glaston-
bury.
Henry b. Perkins of Collinsville is on
| a two weeks vacation at Indian Neck.
John M. Champion and family are at
Hotel Castleton, Castleton, VT, for the
lremeainder Of the summer.
Henry M. Porter of Bristol has as his
guests his son, William Porter, and
lwife, from New Haven.
Alfred Alderman of 1893 Chapel street
graduate Of the Yale Forestry school
has been appointed state forester of the
state of Massachusetts by Governor
Bates. He assumes his Office the first
OF August.
Professor Herbert e. Smith, dean Of
the Yale Medical school, and Mrs
Smith of George Street, have gone tc
the st. Louis exposition for a couple
of weeks.
Miss Catherine Hemingway Of Har-
rison street is able to be out again af-
ter short illness.
Professor G. B. Richards of Edwards
street is entertaining IA. B. Hammond
| Of New York, of the Hammond Type
writer company, who has with him his
tally-ho coach and four.
Chief Dingwall of the Westyille hose
company hopes to send a large delega'
ton to take part in the Firemen's par.
ade to. be held In Fair Haven next
Wednesday,.
Miss Dorothy Trowbride of $40 Tenn
pie street left Wednesday for Nantuck'
| ct.
Professor George p. Fisher OF Hill
house avenue is at Northeast Harbor
Me-, for the season.
Mrs. Frances M. Beach has just re-
turned from delightful trip of foul
weeks at the st. Louis fair. During
her stay at st. Louis Mrs, Beach wa9
the guest of relatives, and on her re-
turn enjoyed a stop at Niagara Falls.
The choir boys from St. Barnaba'
church, Irvington-on-theH Hudson, ar
rived Saturday in Branford for twt
weeks stay at sPaWson park. This 'weel
they will be Joined by the boys from
Trinity choir, New Haven.
| Mr.. Raymond Everett has been en-
gagged to provide music for the sum
mer at the Branford Point house.
Louis Norton Of Fountain stree
Leaves shortly for Europe, where he will
remain during the summer. Mr.. Nor
ton will visit France, Italy and Ger
many, spending some time in viewing
| the famous ruins along the Rhine.
Miss Katherine Lewis, James Levi
| and Miss Florence M. Campbell, o
London, KY, are visiting S. 3. Camp
bell, of Broadway, having toured
| in Virginia and stopped in New York
They expect. to visit the st. Louis ex
position before returning to Kentucky
Judge and Mrs. Sheldon of this cit!
are sojourning in Plymouth, Mass.
Miss Lilly Halldon, Of Torrington
Conn, the amfable sister of Mrs. Geo
Bell, is visiting her friends at 119 &c
dar street.
4 DR.. and Mrs. Newman Smyth will
spend the month of August in Maine
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