The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1904-09-20
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS
ITEMS or INTEREST CONCERN.
ING NEW HAVEN PEOPLE
Asd other People known in This city
Interesting social Events Here and
Elsewhere.

interesting Social Events Here and
Elsewhere.
Miss Mary Bancroft, a graduate of
Smith college, has been appointed an
Instructor In the English department
at the New Haven high school. Miss
Bancroft is a daughter Of DR.. Ban
croft, president Of Andover school, and
a sister of Cecil Bancroft, who is an in
structor in Yale.
Miss Ella Hale, of No. 25s Oak place.
has returned from Morris, where she
passed two weeks.
Theodore Flagge. of 27s Davenport
avenue, is visiting his sister, Mrs. Emil
Tiedemann, Of Springfield, Mass.
on the. steamer Patricia Peter Len
droth returned iast week from a jour-
ney to Germany.
Master Irving Goodspeed Beebe OF 6S5
George street, has returned home from
Allstead, New Hampshire, where he
has spent the summer.
Miss Bessie C6Urten has returned
from vacation spent in Litchield.
Fred. Hjrsh returned Saturday from
trip to Buffalo, Niagara Falls, Chica-
go and the St. Louis exposition, which
he says is beyond doubt the most mag
nificent display ever made.
Miss Kittie Roche is visiting friends
In Foxon.
Miss Louise Elliott, Of sos Sherman
avenue has returned from two weeks
"trip at Pownal, Vermont.
William S. Wells, who is enjoying the
black and blue fishing at Pine Orchard,
VIII soon return lcre with his family.
Miss Adelina. daughter Of Mr.. and
MRS. S. z. Poll, mas entered the famous
Sacred Heart scacol at Manhattanville,
from which several New Haven girls
have graduated
Mrs. NJ. Wagner, Of Plainville. is Wis
sting with Mrs. c. Kessler, of Ken
sington street.
Miss Mabel Roth and Miss Margaret
Nash spent Sunday with friends II
\ Bridgeport.
Mr.. William r. Garvey, who has been
bookkeeper for the Edward Malley
company for several years, has re-
signed to accept an excellent position
with a New York firm, his resignation
having taken place Saturday night.
Rev p. NJ. Kennedy, of this city, at
tended the interesting exercises which
marked the dedication Of the Lyceum
in Terryville Sunday.
Mr.. William Lyons has returned from
a weeks vacation, most of which was
spent in Matteawan, N. Y.
Mrs. "A. w. Hull, Of Quinnipiac ave-
nue.. is visiting her niece, Mrs. Charles
Webb, Of Shell Beach, East Haven.
Mr.. Patrick Kelly has returned from
two weeks vacation spent in New
York city.
'>-s.--E4E e,ssyy g Spinner with the National
Folding Box company will spend two
weeks at the st. Louis exposition.
Miss Annie Treloar, of As Stevens
street, has returned from a vacation
spent In New York city.
Mr.. and Mrs.. McNIillen of New York,
are visiting their mother. Mrs. Frank
Lewis, OF Edgewood avenue.
Miss Amy Howell is spending a few
days with friends iii Naugatuck
Mrs. Annie Pulver, Of Salisbury,
Conn.,, will visit fer the next 10 days
with Miss Nellie Kane, of 500 Chapel
street.
Mr.. Richard Lowe has arrived home
after stay at Colonial Inn, Wood
mont
Miss Loretta Lyons returned yester-
day from an enjoyable visit Of two
weeks in Hartford.
Mr., Charles Bonhanigan, Of Troy, N.
r., is visiting with Mr.. James j. Bo-
han, of Broad street, this city.
Mr.. Joseph Berry, of Dixwell avenue
has accepted position with the Red
Lion Inn, CT Stockbridge, Mass.
The Misses Bella and Mary Mala-
onida, Of s01 First avenue, West Haven,
have returned from three months
stay at Lftchfield.
John Lenahan, Of Ferry street, ac-
conpanied by his daughters, left Sun
day In his touring car Rambler for
New York, where they will spend two
or three days enjoying driving in and
about New York.
Miss Kittie Murphy, Of Saltonstall
avenue, is visiting friends in Brooklyn,
N. T.
Mr.. Emil Renpher. Of Arch street,
left for Pittsburg, Sunday where he
has accepted a position.
Miss Louise Robertson Of Pearl street
leaves for Hartford to-day where she
will stay for few days.
The many friends of John B. Keenan,
of 2 Bishop street, the popular bartend-
er at McGrath's cafe on State street
are congratulating him on the birth Of
a sixteen and half pound boy Moth.
en- and child are doing nicely.
COMING TO THE HYPERION.
Time Lot OF Attractions for the Next