The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1904-07-06

And other People Known In THIS CITY
interesting soeiaI Events Here and
Elsewhere. ..-...
Miss Margaret Smith, of East Maine
street. Waterbury, spent the Fourth Of
July with friends in New Haven az
Savin Rock -e
n. Forsythe Bailey of Westfield,
Mass, spent the Fourth with his fami-
iy at 50 Dwight street.
Among the many enjoying the exeur-
sion to the mouth of the Connecticut
river on the Fourth Of July were Misses
Barry, Campbell, Ryson, 0'Neil, Coch-
ran and the Misses Fichtl; also Messrs.
Manning. Carter, o'conner, Kilroy and
Gilbert.
Miss ]. A. Bidwell of Orange street
school is spending the summer in West
minister, vt.
Charles Al. Phelps Of the g. w. Her
rick firm spent the Fourth of July in
Bridgeport with his brother.
The Misses Elizabeth Monahan and
Anna Foster Of New York are visiting
Mrs. J. Hope of IS Pearl street.
Miss Margaret Skifington, who has
been visiting her family at GA Howard
avenue, has returned to her home IN
Hartford.
Miss Lottie Gay of Brooklyn has been
spending the Fourth with her aunt, Mrs,
Dennis Martin of Howard avenue.
Miss Kittie Kennedy of Howard ave-
nue. is visiting friends in Southington.
Mrs. Professor Richards has gone te
Woodbridge for the summer.
William Gleason Of the Gamble Des
rnond company spent the Fourth witt
his parents at Barkhampstead.
The Misses Edith and Lilly Phillips
of Howard avenue will spend the month
Of July at Sperry's Island.
The Misses Alice and Kate Toolt
spent Sunday and Monday at Sea
Breeze cottage. Milford.
Miss Mary Mills Of New York city j.
visiting Miss Mary Turner at p Franz
street.
Stopping over the Fourth of July Al
the Wilcox cottage, Sayin Rock, were
Mr.. and Mrs. F. w. Hurlburt of Nev
Haven, Mr.. and Mrs. L. Q. Brown ane
daughter Of Middletown, Mr.. and Mrs
Newell Mr.. and Mrs. Scott, Mr.. and
Mrs. Marsco, and Mr.. and RS. Franz
Beardsley of Waterbury, ]. G. Fitch o
New London, Mr.. and Mrs. E. S. Hub
bell of Warner hall, New Haven, AM
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert M. Woods of VOL
colt, Conn.
Samuel FIoltzer of waterbury, Conn,
was guest at the Momauguin hote
over the Fourth.
Miss Ruth Lichtenstein is a guest Q
Miss Hilda Conch of Savin Rock.
Mr.. and Mrs Winter and Miss Min
ME Winter, Mr. and Mrs. Daub Of Ney
York. Mrs. Gillette and Miss Ruth Gil
lette. Mr.. Schroeder and Mr.. Wolf
were the guests Of Mrs. Samuel Busl
over the Fourth of July.
Percy Jacobs and Joseph Holyman Q
New York spent the Fourth with tn
Misses Kaiser at 81 Thomas street. Sa
WIN Rock
Mr.. and Mrs. y. M. Hirsch Of Beacl
street, Savin Rock, entertained owe
Sunday and Monday DR.. and Mrs. Hen
ny Spencer, Miss Belle Silsdorf, Edga
Levy, Charles Hirsch and Mrs. N
Calm. They kept fireworks booming
made a tour Of the White City and ha
a nenjoyable time.
of Manchester to Charles Edwar
Adams of Toledo has. been announced
Mr.. Adams was the student coach Q
the yale crews, this year. Miss Chene
Is the daughter Of Colonel and Mrs
Frank w. Cheney.
Miss Alice Ford has returned from
ten days stay at Litchfield.
Victor w. Ferris of South Norwall
who is Ill in the New Haven hospita
is reported as much better. He wa
taken sick while returning from til
YaIe-Harvard boat race Friday. MI
Ferris is a representative of the Nor
walk Hour.
Fred w. Fellows, who has been con
nected with Sargent & Co. for a humble
of years, has accepted the position a
cashier Of the Starin New Haven lin,
Thomas w. Leland, who was acc
dentally shot In waterbury Monday,
( brother of Mrs. George w. Robinso
of York Square. this city. He formerl
resided here.