The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-07-15
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
ITEMS OF INTEREST CONCERN
 ING NEW HAVEN PEOPLE.

And Other People Known in This City
 Interesting Social Events Here and
 Elsewhere.
 Among the guests registered for the months of July at Daisy. Cliff farm, Morris, Litchfeld county, is Miss Fran ces c. Sherdman of Edwards street. From Morris Miss sherdman will go to New London, where she will visit rela- tives until September.
 Miss Rosemary Heealy will leave soon for Europe, where she will select splendid stock of Paris millinery for the fall trade at her poplar millinery emporium. ...
 Mrs Herbert Naylor and Miss Bessie McGraw of Denver, Col, are the guests of MT. and Mrs. William dagger of First avenue.
 Mir. Ira L. Well of New York is spending his vacation with his parents, MT. and Mrs. Solomon Well of 106 VII. liam street.
 Mrs. Henry Lyons of 1O5 Cedar street and Ter. cousin, Mrs. Alice Schrader of St, Louis. are stopping in Beach street, Savin Rock, for a few days. ~-...
 Mrs. Sara Camp of 104 Ward street lis the guest of her daugrter, Mrs. Dr. Bishop of New London. .......... -.
 John F. Hopson, superintendent of the Berkshire division of the N. Y. & N. H. R, R., has gone west on a two weeks vacation. e. .s..... ..
 Mrs. c. P. Rogers and daughter of 11S Atwater street are spending the month of July at Watch Hill, R. I. .s
 Miss Mary C. L. Pickett was gradu- ated at Radcliffe college Harvard an- nex) last month, with the degree of magma cum laude, Miss Pickett is a daughter of Orange M. Pickett of Bos- ton and was born in the Pickett home- stead at 2O9 Davenport avenue, this city (buit by John T. Pickett in. 1851, the first house erected on that street between Howard and Winthrop ave- nues. . as..s....#. a..s
 Town Clerk Fred F. Whitaker is in receipt of a letter from Attorney John Hall, asking for information regarding William A. lift Pease, who was a sea captain and who lived here from 1S4O to 1855. He died in 1855. He shipped from this port. He is supposed to have left some real estate. The lawyer seeks the information for granddaughter residing in Texas, named Mrs. Milan.
 Mir. and Mrs. J. F. Killam and son, Loomis, leave to-day for Interbrook Lodge in the Adlrondacks for two weeks visit. s
 Mrs, Emma Baird and two children, with MT. Trarlter of Salt Lake City, Utah, are the guests of Mir. and Mrs. Harry A l.. Hall of Main street, West Haven. +> "e# :.
 Mrs. W. T. Flanders of Branford at tended a reception given in New Ion4 don Thursday evening for the depart nlerit presidents of the ". R. c. of the state. Mrs. Flanders is the president of the local corps and senior vice pres ident of the state department. Her sis- ter, Mrs. Larkeman of Laconia, N, H., accompanied her
 Mrs. F. E. Whitaker and four chil- dren are at Thompsonyille, N. Y, for the summer.
 Postmaster Jarvis Kelsey of West Haven will leave on Monday for his annual vacation of seventeen days. The outing will be spent in New York state and Canada.
 Mrs. George Ellsworth Maltby of 5S Grove street is enjoying the summer months at the Sheldon house, Pine or chard. eG
 MT. and Mrs. Bogue of Richard street. West Haven, are entertaining MT. and Mrs. Platt of Pittsburg. %. Mrs. Frederick Wagner and children of Center street, West Haven, are spending a few weeks in Guilford,