The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-08-29
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 ING NEW HAVEN PEOPLE.
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 port having very nice time in Europe where they are making a tour of the various countries.
 Announcement is to-day being made of the marriage of Miss Rose Bower, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Hermann Bower, of this city, to Moses Bauer of Passaic, N. J.
 MT. and Mrs. Arthur Sperry of Vest vile are rejoicing over the birth of baby girl born Saturday.
 Mrs. Jean Pardee Clark left yester- day for Atlantic City where she will enjoy q few weeks.
 MT, and Mrs. H. H. Miller of Alden avenue have returned from a two weeks vacation spent in Michigan. MT. ana Mrs. John B. Kennedy, who are traVeling in Europe, are now in Paris.
 Dwight M. welch, who has been with his parents at their Woodmont cot tage. has gone to Short Beach to enjoy camp life with a party of friends for two weeks.
 Mrs. Penny and her son, Frederick of West Haven, have returned from Vermont, where they have been spend- ing the last few weeks.
 Frank Dempsey of James street spent very enjoyable four days out ing at the Thimble Islands with a party of friends.
 w. D. Bristol of this city led the singing at an open air song service at Woodmont Friday night.
 Fo turned to their home in Danbury after a few weeks visit with Miss Mar garet Stumpf of Harrison street.
 Mrs. Herman Schmidt of Shelter street gave party Friday evening in honor of Miss Jeremiah Johnson of Derby. who is visiting here. Miss Este1la C., Hathaway of Bos- ton is the guest of Colonel and Mrs. John W. Lowe at their Woodmont cot tage e..s MT. and Mrs. Joseph Connolly of 19S Foster street have returned from a very pleasant vacation spent at Cad wallader Park, Trenton, N. J. They will be at home to their many friends after August 25. 4s..: Harry Pond of New York city, son of George S.. Pond of Milford avenue, Branford, is having his annual vaca- ton. He is now in New London. and will arrive in Branford to-day with his family. Mr. Pond, ST., has engaged the Meckie cottage at Indian Neck and the two families will spend a week or two at the shore.
 Miss Anna Sullivan of this city has accepted a position in Winsted,
 A ,rrtp been the guest of Mrs. Samuel Good sell of Westville, has returned to her home in.Qrange, N. Y. Mrs. and Miss Mary Mclaughlin of Gregory street are spending their va. cation in Scranton, Pa. U An eight pound boy arrived at the home of MT. and Mrs. Evelyn l.. Mer' rell of 23 Dixwell avenue yesterday morning, Mother and child are doing well. ..- ,..
 Mrs. Salisbury is spending her va cation in Plymouth, Conn.
 Miss Kathryne Connolly of Trenton N. U, is spending a few weeks with he aunt, Mrs. Joseph Connolly of 19S Eos ter street, before returning to St. Eliz abeth's academy, Madison, N! J., wher she has been studying for the pas 
 year
 Miss Nellie Dempsey and Miss Molli Maloney of James street spent Sunda, in Meriden going up by trolley.
 MT. and Mrs. George North of Pear stret. who have been in Montreal Quebec, and the White mountains, hay returned, Their daughter will returl from Europe this week, having grad Ioet MT. and Mrs. Daniel Healy of Win tnrop avenue have returned from New town.
 The Misses Frances and Tillie Mail houser of 919 State street are spendin their vacation in Cheshire.
 Prof. Isidor Troostwyk and famil are spending the remainder of the sun n1er in Great Harrington, Mass.
 MT. and Mrs. H. w. Hodgetts an family of Westfield, who were tn guests over Sunday of MT. and Mrs W T. Hodgetts, left yesterday mornin for a stay in New York.
 MT. and Mrs. LeLiever of Blak street are the parents of a baby gir born Sunday.
 Miss Ruth Birmingham is i'll with t! phoid fever at her fathers home Richard place, West Haven.
 Among the New Haveners enjoyin the summer in the White mountain are Mrs G. S. Dunbar, Mrs. C., V Hulse Miss E. D. Hulse, Mrs. H. Hine, and Miss J. E. Hine. The ladi' are guests at the Park View at Betl lehem.
 All of the delegates from the local 2 A. and B. societies left for Norwic Sunday and spent the day in sigh seeing and becoming acquainted wit the other delegates to the biggest ar most lavishly planned state T. A. conventions ever held in Connection The Norwich society has spared I expense and labor in making this memorable occasion. Mass in St. Pa rick's cathedral preceded yesterday business sessions. Last evening a be was given: to-day at noon the del gates will be given trolley ri through the suburbs, and tonight banquet will mark the close of u convention. About thirty New Hav' 2 3 $ E