The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1904-08-08
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
ITEMS OF INTEREST CONCERN
ING NEW HAVEN PEOPLE
Ana Other People known in This city
interesting social Events Here ana
ELSEWHERE.

Intercstiag Social Events Here and
Elsewhere.
Charles c. Marble, of Rochester, n.
r., who for the past eight weeks had
been stopping at the west shore. left
Saturday afternoon for Rochester, hay-
ing enjoyed himself with boating and
fishing while at the shore.
Mrs. C. H. Townsend and Henry
Townsend left on Friday for the Pro-
file house. New Hampshire.
Mrs. w. w. Cameron. of 80 Lamber-
ton street, who is at the Sea View ho-
tel, Savin Rock, for the summer, and
who had been seriously i'll for several
weeks is improving, and is able to sit
up at times. Her many friends viii be
pleased to learn Of her Improvement.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hadley and children
will leave the city about August and
will remain on Long Island until early
autumn.
Arthur and Frederick Bradley Of At.
water street are at Castleton, Maine.
Mrs. George Armstrong and daughter
Miss Marion Armstrong, have returned
from a stay at Hawkhurst.
Prof. f. A. Fowler spent Sunday in
New Haven, his first Sunday in this
city in a year. Professor Fowler is
now on his annual vacation from his
duties as musical director and organ
ast Of the Park Presbyterian church,
New York city. and director Of the
New York School of Accompanying at
J Carnegie hall, which is closed until
September. Professor Fowler will spend
most of the remainder of the season
In this city. attending to the lessons
of his music scholars. Next Sunday he
will accompany on the organ his pupil,
X Mr.. E. E. Isbell, the baritone, at the
Congregational church. Branford. Later
Professor and Mrs. Fowler will go to
Moodus for week as the guest Of his
cousins, Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar P. Fowler,
who return soon to, Moodus from a
stay in New Haven. Staying in Moodus
at the home OF her brother, Oscar P.
n Fowler, is Miss Mary Williams Fowler,
who has been two years abroad, chief
Nv in Rome, Italy, where she resides
permanently, engaged in the study of
aart She returns to Rome in the mid
X die of October
\ carriage manufacturer at Huntsville,
Ala, for many years. and who has
4 been in town visiting old friends, and
The guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. FoW-
der and Mrs. George H. Fowler at 308
Humphrey street, leaves to-day to re-
4 turn to Huntsville, after making trip
f up the Hudson, and visiting scenes
\ about Albany. his birth place. and
where he will rejoin his wife, who is
making the tour east also. Mr. Skinner
resided III. New Haven forty years ago,
and was prominent worker in the
Sunday school OF the old st. John
Street M e. church. He built up a
fine business in Huntsville. where he
mas been located since 1869. He served
Two years in the civil war as a member
Of the 156th N. Y. He has one son,
charles M, who is associated with him
i'm the carriage business, and two daug-
Hers, one Of whom is the wife of w. T.
a Sondiey. an auditor Of the Southern r.
R. The other is the wife of John Boyd
of Huntsville, for years editor of the
Huntsville Argus. This is Mr.. SINNERS
fist visit to New Haven since 1869. The
city has doubled In population since
then, but he finds not few Of the old
landmarks.
G. e. Hodson, secretary and treasurer
pf the Winchester Repeating Arms
company. Mrs. Hodson and Miss Mae
"A Hodson are again at the Uplands this
summer, in the White Mountains.
Arthur H. Day, Of Kimberly, Root &
Day, bankers and brokers' is occupy
Ii dng d cottage at Indian Neck for the
summer.
( Miss Susan Hotchkiss and Miss Julia
j.. Rrintnall are spending a few days
with Mrs. Henry o. Hotchkiss at her
summer home, Stony Croft, at East
River. Next week Miss Hotehkiss will
join Mrs. Townshend in the White
Mountains, while Miss BrintnalI will go
to Salisbury, Conn, for time. Mr..
and Mrs. Eliot Watrous are spending
the first two weeks Of the month at
the summer home Of A. T. Hadley on
Long Island.
DR.. IS. d. Gilbert has gone to the Adir-
ondack region in company with Pres
zdent Hemingway of the trolley COM
paily. DIR. Gilbert will be away two
weeks or more.
Mr.. Raynham Townsend has gone to
New York. where he will spend the
mlonth of August in hospital work. He
will spend his mornings at Wards
island and his afternoons at Roosevelt
hospital. In September he will go to
the Adirondocks for a month.
Miss Nellie Miller daughter of Mrs.
Eelestia e. Miller Of 1877 Nicoll street,
aeaves tomorrow for a stay lof two
weeks IN Boston and vicinity.
Mrs. Edwin F. Mersick is spending
Rhe month Of August in Sullivan coun-
4y, New York.
Mr. and Mrs. William A. Tyler and
Eleanor Tyler of College street, are
spending the summer season at Pine
Orchard.
2. A. Parsons has been secured as
organist at the Stevens Memorial
church, Vineyard Haven during July
and August.
AT Henry 4. Hotchlziss' camp in the
Adirondacks, Miss Hotchkiss is enter
tanning a jolly crowd of Pennington
school friends. During the month Mr..
Hotchkiss will have as guests Mr. and
MRS. William Woolsey Of Aiken, S. G.
Rev Louis A. Parsons of St. James
Protestant Episcopal church, Philadel-