The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1904-07-15
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
ITEMS or INTEREST CONCERN
ING NEW HAVEN PEOPLE

E48eNneEes
S. E. Campbell returned Wednesday
from a delightful tour in his Rambler
touring car. visiting Jersey, Manhattan,
Bay and New York city.
Mr.. Campbell made the trip to New
York in three hours and thirty minutes
and returned in three hours and thirty
I'VE minutes.
Mrs. Samuel Howe, of New York, is
visiting her parents, Professor andDirs.
Ia. e. Verrill, at Outer Island.
The Misses GenevieYe and Minnie
Keefe an dNIiss Nellie o'Brien will
spend the month of August at Atlantic
City.
Miss Alice Kohrer will celebrate her
twelfth birthday to-day with party Of
schoolmates and cousins at Ponds
Point Beach. Games with refreshments
and the delights of beach will be en-
joyed.
Mrs. William Bridge and daughter
Ellen, of S25 Sherman avenue. will
spend the summer at their old home in
Lowell, Mass.
Mrs. Louis Ullman, of this city, is
spending a week or two at the United
States hotel in Litchfield. Mr.. Ullman
will go up Sunday.
Mrs. Horace Dykeman and daughter
Irma, of Fountain street, are visiting
friends in Waterbury. Before coming
home they will spend a few days in
Bristol.
DR.. and Mrs Timothy Dwight and
Miss Dwight have opened their North
street house at Litchfeld. They will
not return to the city until the au-
tumn.
Rev. and Mrs. F. H. L. Hammond
and family have gone to Plainville for
a months stay.
Lorenzo Harrison, an aged Branford
veteran Of the civil war and pioneer of
Summer Island, slipped from his door
step and fell one day this week, injur-
ling his hip He is eighty-four years
Iold.
District Deputy Rudolph G. Henze
went to Meriden last night with about
twenty five members of Germania and
Humboldt lodges to install the officers
elect of Teutonia lodge. After the work
a banquet was served to the visiting
brothers.
Rev. 4. S. Dewitt and family, of Bran
ford, returned on Wednesday from a
months vacation in New York state
and the west.
Mrs. Wetrs, wife of Druggist Werts,
of Hull's drug store, corner of State
and Chapel streets, and little son are
visiting Mrs. Werts parents in South
Norwalk.
Miss Loretta Murphy, Of this city,
and the Misses Rose and Mary Shields,
lof Norwich, are visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
w. F. Murphy. OF 81 West Colt street,
New London.
The Ladies' auxiliary of the Deutsche
Gesellschaft is making extensive prep
arations for the annual picnic to be
held at Double Beach on Monday, July
rs.
"A very delightful little informal re-
lception was given by the Misses Hutch
linson, of Branford, Wednesday after
noon for their guest, Miss Mary Hutch
Iinson, Of st. Thomas, Canada. who is
on a visit there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hard1ey Baldwin, Of
Branford, are receiving congratulations
upon the arrival of their first born, a
girl.
Thomas Forsyth and Ralph Marsh, Of
Westville, left yesterday for Calot, VT,
where they viii remain during the sum
mer
Mrs. Charles Augur and Miss Augur
are visiting q. P. Bishop. Of Litcbfeld,
| for a few weeks.
At luncheon recently given at her
home in Waterfowl Mrs Charles War
| rem jackson announced the engagement
of her niece, Miss Agnes DeForest Cur
ltiss, daughter Of John w. Curtiss, Yale
I'79, to Charles Benedict Buckingham.
Among the guests were many society
girls Of Waterbury. Mr.. Buckinhham,
who is prominent socially, is a member
lof the we'll known Buckingham family
| of WatertoWn.
| Mrs. Arthur Wadhams, of this city,
lFwho has been seriously III for the past
| two weeks, is slowly improving Mrs.
lWadhams has many friends in this city
who will be pleased to hear of her re-
covery.
Miss Bertha e. Graham, Rev. and
Mrs. Alver, Of New London, and Lyman
E. Porter have gone to Abner War
ner's farm in Bethany to spend the
| summer.
| At the regular meeting of Company
ID, Second regiment, G. N. G., held at
1.-THE armory recently, John H. Barlow,
of the Ideal Manufacturing company of
this city, was unanimously elected an
honorary member Of the company. Mr..
Barlow has the distinction of being the
first person that has ever been thus
elected and whose name is to be found
lon the roll Of the company, which has
been organized for over seventy live
4 years.
| General Freight Agent F. S. =Hol-
brook, Of the Consolidated railroad, has
been at the Fenwick house, Saybrook,
i this week.
| "a underground boy has arrived at
1.-THE home of Mr.. and Mrs. Jaserie, of AZ
Putnam street. Mother and baby are
doing nicely and the father is receiving
congratulations.
/ Sylvia Langdon Durham, of South
Iington, will have another birthday one
week from next Monday. 1t will be the
one hundred and fourth anniversary of
her birth. Apparently she is as well
land strong physically as she was a
Year ago. i.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Goodhart left
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