The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-10-14
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS
ITEMS OF INTER ESr CONCERN
 ING NEW HAVEN PEOPLE
Aud other People Known h This City, Interesting Social Events Here and Elsewhere.

Interesting S0cimi Eventn Hefe anu
 Elsewhere.
 J. Dwight shumway, of Westvine. formerly for many years q photogra- pher on Chapel street, leaves next month to spend the winter with rela- Etiyes in Ulster county, New York, on the edge of the Adirondack region.
 MT. and Mrs. George J. Smith will Ileave Milford tomorrow for an extend- ed trip to the worlds fair. St. Paul and Minneapolis. MT, and Mrs. Smith ex- lpect to be away some time. During MT. Smiths absence his undertaking establishment will be in charge of N. R.. Bailey.
 Rev. J. Frederick Sexton, of West l ]ville, has returned from a visit to his daughter Cecelia, who Is attending ischool in Wallingford
 Miss Margaret Hughes, of 45 Center street, has returned from St. Louis, where she stopped for one month with friends.
 Rev. Father P. c. Dunigan, formerly assistant rector of Sacred Heart par fish, has been sent by Bishop Tierney for few weeks to Lakeville to take Ithe place of Rev. Father Bannon, who is on tour through Europe. Father Dunigan has been sick and has spent a flew weeks at his mothers home in Wa Itertown.
 George Boardman, pianist of Treat & Shepard's, will give two recitals Wed- tuesday, at S:15 and 8:15, at 112S Broad lstreet, Bridgeport.
 I It is said that pr. Marsh has pur- Ichased the vacant lot on Whalley ave- Enue next to St. James church, Vest lvilIe, and that he intends shortly to build new house. l John Nobnan, of 506 Elm street, will lenjoy two weeks at the St. Louis ex- position.
 <. Arthur Forbes, of DixWell avenue. lhas returned from a four months tour through England, Ireland, Germany land Switzerland. I Mrs. William H. Benton, of State lstreet, entertained the members of Ad- miral Foote W. R. c. Wednesday af- Iternoon and evening.
 Dr, Roy E. Tilton, of the Keeley irl- lstitute, West Haven. is visiting the St Louis exposition.
 Miss Jennie Hazelton, of West Ha- #Iven, has returned from visit in New IJersey.
 q Cashier Samuel Lloyd spent last week in New York with B. R. Merwin. of the former noted New Haven firm of D. F I& B. R. Merwin.
 
 Miss Edith Buckley, of New Bruns- IWick, N. J., is the guest of her cousin
 Mrs. William Gowrie, of Union avenue West Haven. 4 MT. and Mrs. A. M. Gray have re. lturned to their home on Prospect ave. hue, Hartford, after summering at Fail Haven Heights with Mrs. Lester Mall .)lory.
 1 MT. and Mrs. H. B, Cook, of West #l Haven, have returned home, having Ispent the summer at Fort George or the Hudson.
 MT. and Mrs. J. Harrison, of Provi. dence, and son Chester have been visit ling with Mrs. James Toole, of Duncan lhall, on their return from a charming
 automobile trip through the Berkshire Hills.
 Mrs. F. w. Rodgers, of Boston, is tn,
 guest of her sister, Mrs. G. E. Hubbard lof West Haven. ss2 l Miss Barbara Hugo, of 101 Nasf
 street, is visiting with relatives in Nev York. & s5 ss. | Miss Anna Daley, of Washington
 avenue, is visiting the St. Louis expo sition. & ] Mrs. H. W. Buch, of Edgewood ave Enue, has returned from a vsit witl
 friends in Woodbridge ,s
 Mrs. F. Law, widow of John Law, ot l S8 Dixwell avenue, who is eighty-seve1 wears old, is ill and not expected to re l cover.
 Mrs. Clarence Andrew and son Gray