The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-10-01
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS
ITEMS OF INTEREST CONCERN
 ING NEW HAVEN PEOPLE
ASd oth'r People Known :u ThIs CIty- Interoutlag Social EveHts Here aud Elsewhere.

AAaeNeetAa& SoelaA EFeEta Here and
 Elsewhere.
 Miss Lottie Fehlberg of Lafayette street returned to-day from a three weeks visit to Providence, Narragan- sett Pier and Newport.
 Miss Fannie M. Evans, who has been the guest of her cousin, Mrs. Erwin Barnes of Lynwood place. has returned to her home Oak Park, III. .#.l
 John Henney and wife have returned from Europe, where they took an ex- tended and delightful trip. +2
 The Rev. Edward Tillotson of the class of 97, Yale, formerly of this city, now minister in charge of St. Paufs church. Boston, Mass. announces his engagement to Miss Alice Lethbridge Duer, the daughter of MT. and Mrs. E. F. Sawyer of Cambridge, ass.
 Announcement Is made of the engage ment of Miss May Gilbert of Whalley avenue, daughter of John Gilbert, the well known grocer of Chapel street, to Frank G. Barnes, son of the late T. Att water Barnes, and brother of Amos Barnes.
 The fiftieth anniversary of the mar riage of MT. and Mrs. John Nettleton will be celebrated at their home on Elm street Saturday evening. Mrs Nettle- ton was formerly Miss Sarah Peck of Westville and Westyille will be well represented.
 Miss Ruby Bond Of Valley street, West vile, i sso far recovered from her illness as to be able to walk about. Miss Bond has been sick with typhoid fever for about seven weeks.
 Oscar Dickerman, who. with his fam fly, has been summering in Newtown, has just returned from a two weeks fishing trip in New Brunswick,
 Dennis Shea of IT Wooster place is spending a few weeks in Denver, Col.
 Rev. F. NJ Kennedy, pastor of St. Francis church, and ev John Russell, pastor of St. Patriek's church, have gone to the St. Louis exposition.
 Miss Mae Hays. who has been spend ing two weeks in New York, has re- turned to her home on Second avenue
 The annual meeting of the State Teachers association, held here last year, will be held in New Haven on October 21. The general meeting will be iii Woolsey hall Rev. Dr. Frank ". Gonsaulus of the Armour institute Chicago, will be the principal speaker, Dr. Charles D, McIyer, president of the Of North Carolina, is to be another State Normal and Industrial college
 Clarence II. Clark. superintendent of nJ day school, West Haven. with his wife, entertained the officers and teachers ot the Sunday school in the parlors of the church las: evening.
 Neat little booklets for music lists and memoranda are being presented tc their customers by M. Steinert & Sons of TIT Chapel street, and prove of great benefit and convenience to music teach CTS.
 Miss Katherine Bush, of Campbell avenue, left on Thursday for Wellesley college. Miss Bush has made many friends during her short residence in the borough who will wish her success in her college work.
 Emil Rempfer, manager of one of the local tailor stores, has received orders from his firm to immediately proceed to Pittsburg, Penn, and there open a branch store. MT. Rempfer's place here is being filled by Harry Baldwin, man. ager, and Terrence Reynolds, assist ant manager
 Miss Lulu Frank, daughter of MT, and Mrs. Anton Frank of 79 Greene street, will be united in marriage next Sunday to John P. Bradley who Is em- ployed in the Winchester factory.
 MT. and Mrs. George Mccormack of Main street, West Haven, started yes terder for St. Louis to attend the ex- position.
 Rev. and Mrs. F. L. Davis are spend ing the week in Eastford, Conn, at the summer home of Rev. Frank R, Luckey of New Haven.
 H. c. Wilmot of Mexico is the guest of MT. and Mrs. Wilbur B. Warner of Washington avenue, West Haven.
 The Rev. Henry Blatz, formerly of the Westyille M. E. church, is expected ir town Monday. He will remain only one night. He is living at Greenpoint, l. L. and will stop here on his way tc Meriden. fy
 Harold Bird of Hartford is the guest of Paul Smith Gates of Center street West Haven.
 Mrs. F. von Beren is resting more comfortably. Her temperature, which during Thursday night rose to 10s, yes. terday noon has dropped to 102 degrees.
 Officer Dennis Ahearn of West .villt is enjoying a short vacation. He was in New London yesterday mackere fishing. He caught nearly two hundred
 Editor Alexander Troop has return. ed from a visit to Judge Parker, can. didate for president.
 Miss Bertha Bates of Richard street West Haven has returned from a three weeks stay at Providence.
 MT. and Mrs. William Mcfarland Bates have returned from their wed. ding journey and will be at home after October IS, at 154 Center street. West Haven. a
 Lee Richards has returned from g two weeks vacation in western New York. ,r .% ...-,. E. gF az
 Mrs. John E. Downs of Richards street, West Haven, is entertaining hel brother Edwin w. Hubbard of Ridge. field.
 Mrs. F. M. Emo, who has been the guest of Miss Kentfield of Elm street West Haven, has returned to her home at Elmhurst, L. 1.
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