The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-07-26
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS
ITEMS OF INTEREST CONCERN.
 ING NEW HAVEN PEOPLE

Mrs. Ella [. osborne leaves to-day for Jamaica Plains. Mass, where she will spend several weeks. Misses Annie and Marguerite Hull of Spring street have gone to the Maine cost to spend the summer. Mrs. William Hesslein and family of Elm street leave this week for Loon lake in the Adirondacks for the remain der of the summer.
 George E. Hotchkikss of Waldo, Fla, has come north to spend the summer with his son, B. Carter Hotehkiss of Main street, West Haven. Six bachelor girls of the city have been spending the week in one of J. D. Hildreths cottages at Bradley Point. They are the Misses Gladys Hildreth, Miriam Kelley. Fannie Treat, Maud Burnham, Carrie Twiss and Pauline Voorhees,.
 Mrs. John M. Holcombe, Connecticut member of the board of lady managers of the St, Louis fair, returned to Hart ford Saturday night with John Marshal Holcombe from St. Louis.
 Miss Florence. daughter of MT. and Mrs. $. w. Cohn, formerly of Campbell avenue, West Haven, was married to Joseph Sperry on this city on July 2, l19O4.
 MT. and Mrs. William Bradley and Miss Carrie Bradley of BOA Columbus avenue, have returned from two l weeks vacation to their son, William II Szl Tla,qp p1I1 NFx law s,ys has been in the employ of the Adams Express company for thirty-eight years and with the exception Of Peter Con- roy, is the oldest employe of the Adams Express company in this city. Miss Carrie Bradley is bookkeeper for the Davis Clothing company on Chapel street.
 MT. and Mrs. J. H. Bradley of Center street, West Haven, who have been vis- iting in Canartoto and Herkimer, N. Y, for the past month. returned home Sat- urday evening.
 E. A. Leopold stopped over in town Saturday having come from St. Louis, and plans to leave In a day or two for Nova Scotia. Mrs. Leopold, his moth CT, who was in St. Louis with him has Il gone to Plainville
 George Frey of Springfield, Mass, is lspending a weeks vacation visiting friends in this city, a guest of Arthur Kelsey of 1246 Townsend avenue.
 Fifty people enjoyed the annual out- ling Sunday of the Hof Brau managers land employees at South End. Because lof the falling rain the party did not lparticipate in the outdoor games sched- luled, but instead under the solid roof they held a merry session. I A quiet wedding that took place on Saturday was that of Miss Theresa Labhart os this city and William St. Holm Of Buffalo at the home of the brides mother, 16 Broad street. Rev. lotto Koenig. pastor of the German I Baptist church. officiated. A wedding supper followed. Mir. and Mrs st. John will make their home in Buffalo.
 Matthew Lynch of 20 Thompson street land night watchman at Winchester Re- beating Arms company, was a few days Iago presented with a bouncing baby lgiri, weighing ten pounds. Both mother and daughter are doing nicely.
 The concert to be given at Morris Cove Sunday school chapel this even I ing under the auspices of the cottagers will begin at S:15 o'clock The pro- gramrne prepared is unusually fine.
 MT. and Mrs. Frank Woodruff of Or ange have zone to Michigan on their ! way home They will visit the exposi- tion at St. Louis where they will re- main several days.
 I Mrs Austin os this city is the guest of Mrs R. R. Wolcott of Wolcott Hill, Wethersf1eld.
 l Mrs. James Graham of Elm street, West Haven, has gone to Watertown for few weeks stay. and will visit in lseveral other places before returning home.
 James Proudlock has just recovered from a delicate operation by Dr. N. A. Ludington, and returned yesterday to his position with the New York, New Haven and Hartford Railroad company,
 Miss Hattie Robertson of Alden ave inue, Westville. is entertaining Miss Anna May Anderson of Derby.
 Campus Policeman James Donnelly, who has just returned from a trip to the exposition in company with fifteen Yale students, expresses himself as de lighted beyond measure with the worl- ders Of the St. Louis exposition. which is more magnificent and beautiful than any Of it's predecessors. Stops were made at Saratoga and Niagara and other points Of special interest on the way to and from St. Louis.
 Miss Nellie Boynton of Branford is visiting one oe her classmates of the music department at Yale, Miss Ken nedy os Fair Haven.
 Miss Jennie Davison is visiting he1 aunt, Mrs. George Clark of Lyme.
 Mason Rogers, w. R. C., of Branford will hold a basket picnic in Ansonia or Wednesday at the residence of Mir Stannari's daughter, Mrs. Charles How'd
 Miss M. B. Maule of the Model cloak store left for the Catskills Sunday even ing for two weeks vacation.
 Mrs. Fannie Leavenworth of George street, West Haven. is spending a few idays in Naugatuck, Conn.,, with rela. tiyes.
 Martus, Howard Evarts and Sturges G. Redfield, jr., are spending a week al