The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-08-19
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 ING NEW HAVEN PEOPLE
Asd Other People Known fn This City, Interesting Social Events Here and Elsewhere.

ANu oeAtE reopie AnOhH h1 AAs@ StAs-~
 Interesting Social Events Here and
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 Clark L. sweezey, of West Haven, Is spending his vacation in New Jersey and at Patchogue. Long Island. Not withstanding his operation for appen- dicitis. he was successful in passing in all of his studies at Boardman for Shelf.
 Camping out at Horse Shoe tent, Wa Verly Grove, are the Messrs. Ray Well ton, Joseph Cassner, Harry White, Ru- bin Sisson. Harry Lynch and Harry Baldwin. They are enjoying the fish ing, elamming and boating, and are having fine time.
 The children of John E. Bassett, of lthe gun store on Church street, leave to-day for Litchfield to be absent for some time.
 Ericsson F. Bushnell will give a con- cert in Memorial hall Saturday after noon at five o'clock for the benefit of the Madison Golf club. Mrs. Bushnell will be the accompanist. A nominal fee laYill be charged.
 Miss Elsie G. Dickinson, of Water bury, Conn. who had been spending her vacation at Sayin Rock, left yesterday for her home.
 Miss Julia Quigley, bookkeeper at Tiernan's art store, is in Boston and twill spend the next two weeks in the mountains.
 MT. and Mrs. Jesse Peters have re- burned from a vacation spent in Springfield, Mass.
 F. l.. Searle, of Burlington, Vt, is the guest of his sister. Mrs. J. H. Beyis. of 49S Winthrop avenue.
 MT. ans Mrs. Theodore c. Keller are visiting Mrs. Keiler's mother, Mrs. Alex. Martin, No. s1 Frank street. Mr. Keller was formerly connected with his father In the undertaking business on Orange street, but is now established in business with Mrs. Keller in Worcester, Mass.
 MT. and Mrs Edwin H. Pardee leave this morning for an extended trip to iil- lclude the St. Louis exposition, and be- fore their return will visit relatives in Illinois. They expect to return about September Ist.
 Mrs. Noble, of 75 Orange street, Is vis- iiting her sister, Mrs. Morgan at the llatter's fine summer home in Litchfield. MT. and Mrs Mary Bowman, of 215 Sherman avenue, have taken a cottage lat Durham for the rest Of the summer. MT. and Mrs. William Andrews, of Carmel street, MT. and Mrs. A. Pedris, and MT. and Mrs. James Ritchie lave gone to Ocean Grove for two weeks.
 Mrs. James Tabb. of Carmel street Miss Lou Davis, of Washington, DIG, land Mrs. DoWnes and daughters, of Carmel street. have gone to Mt. Tom. Mrs. Mary Hall and daughter, Ger \ ttrude, are visiting Dr. and Mrs. I. Pall, lman, of s62 Whalley avenue.
 Mrs. M, ,. CHI and daughters, the Misses Helen and Marian, of 42 High Hand street, will spend the next two weeks in Boston and Springfield.
 w. Barnum has returned to his sher lrnan avenue home from Pittsfeld Mass.
 Miss Alice Lathe and Miss Susie liar. vey, of vineland, N. U, are the guests Iof Frederick Waldron. The ladies witt MT, Waldron and his son Frederick were visiting at tfAe Monauguin yester, @lday.
 Miss Mary Riley, Of Boston, who fia, been the guest Of Mrs. Mack, at 70 George street, will Ireturn home to-lnor row.
 I c. 4. Smith, who has been spending This vacation in HornellsvilIe, has re \ turned to this city.
 Miss Anna Daley, of 237 Washington Iavenne, left yesterday for a visit witi jreIatives for six months in California.
 Mrs. c. F. Smith and daughter Q
 William street. are sojourning at tn,
 Handforth cottage sayin Rock. I D. B. Williams, who has been in Snf Efield. has returned to his home ol
 County street.
 Mrs. D. F. Elsenran and her daugh
 ter, Miss Jeanette and son Clarence, .
 Washington, D. C., are the guests c
 Mrs. Samuel Bush, of Beach street
 savin Rock.
 I E. w. Wright. of this city, Is note
 among the recent arrivals at the Yach
 club at Fenwick. l Mrs. R, Kivlan and daughter, Miss M F.. Kivlan, will visit J. H. Kivlan a I ss.assa-zls-...aa.