The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1905-08-08
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
ITEafs OF INTEREST CONCERN.
lag NEW HAVEN PEOPLE.

Clarence w. Bronson, assistant clerk
Of the probate court, left Saturday to
spend a two weeks vacation in Wash
ington, Conn, at the summer home of
his father, Walter W. Bronson, presi-
dent Of the Bronson & Townsend COM
pany
John H. North and family Of George
street will move into their new home on
Livingston street this week.
Charles P. Tuttle of Mansfield street
is spending the summer in Castleton.
Vt.
Mrs. Minnie Q. Sanity. clerk on the
controllers sofice. resumed her duties
yesterday after a vacation spent in
Massachusetts.
Miss Lottie Bishop of Grand avenue,
who has been visiting in simsbury has
returned to her summer home at Lam
pliers Cove.
Mrs. w. R. Crane of Union avenue,
west Haven, has gone to Hartford to
visit her sister, Mrs. Plimpton.
Harry woodstock, organist at st.
Barnabas church, Irvington-on-the-
Hudson, will arrive at Fairview cot
tage, Sunset Beach, Branford, with his
choir boys next Sunday for their an
nual ten days outing. Branford will
remember the enjoyable concerts given
In previous years by the combined
choirs of Trinity church, New Haven,
and ST. Barnabas church. New York.
Mr.. woodstock has arranged concert
of a somewhat different character from
those given heretofore.
Miss Lena NJ. Gierding has been ap-
pointed by Director Coe stenographer
In his office to succeed Miss Anna NJ.
Carroll, who is now clerk in the office
Of Town Clerk Whitaker. Miss Gierd-
ing is a daughter of Fire Commission
er Gierding.
Miss Grace Walker, who has been the
guest of Miss Mollie Townsend at Sper-.
~ cottage, New Preston, returned home
yesterday. Sunday in the New Preston
church large congregation enjoyed
exceedingly Miss Walkers solo Rock
of Ages" and her singing with the reg
ular choir. Miss Walker has made many
friends while in New Preston and has
contributed not little to their enjoy
meflt by her ability as a singer.
Mrs. George W. Bradley of 145 Dav-
export avenue goes to Cornwall Bridge,
Conn, Tomorrow and will be Joined by
Mr., Bradley in the latter part of the
week for a weeks vacation. From
Cornwall Bridge Mrs Bradley will later
go to ZEE, Mass, and North Adams,
Mass, before returning.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Bates and Mrs.
Z. H. Bates left Saturday for visit
with relatives in Amsterdam, North
ford and Saratoga, N. Y.
= Job ss-sI Hubbard of West Haven,
who makes a sensation wherever he APP
pears because of his popular mode of
dressing, was in Branford Sunday and
attended service at the Congregational
church In the morning and remained
to Sunday school. Mr.. Hubbard was
robed in white and wore yellow sash
The costume was fashioned after that
supposed to have been worn by Christ
when he appeared to st. John on the
Island Of Patmos.
Mrs. Norris and son Of Philadelphia
are the guests of Mrs. Morris sister,
Mrs. E1tonhead, at her home in Third
avenue, West Haven.
Miss Ethel Eggleston of 227 Columbus
avenue has returned from Plainville
where she was a guest at the Grace cot
tage. Miss Eggleston will spend the
remainder of the summer at Shelter Is
land
Visiting at the camp of II. L. Hotch-
kiss at Spitfire Lake in the Adiron-
dacks are Mr.. and Mrs. H. Trowbridge
Allen of this city.
Miss Belle Parkhurst Of West Chapel
street is at Liberty, N. Y, for a
months stay.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Hildreth of
Philip street are receiving congratula-
lions upon the arrival of baby born
Sunday. Mother and child are reported
to be getting along nicely.
Miss Helen Parsons of Livingston
street Is being entertained by Miss
Winnifred Smith at the Cannon cot
tage, Woodmont.
Rev. Father Howles of Philadelphia
is the guest Of St. Marys rectory dur
ing the time that he is conducting the
at Daure1ton Hall.
Charles o. Scoville and family of
Temple street have gone to New Bruns-
wick for a months camping.
Sigard Henderson, who has been ill
at his home on Ramsdall street with
typhoid fever, was taken to New Ha-
ven hospital Sunday.
Miss Pendleton of Whitney avenue
left yesterday for Quonochontaug, r.
i, for a stay of three weeks. She was
accompanied by Miss Leilah Mead of
Derby avenue. While there they will
be guests at the Eldridge house.
Stopping with Judge William K.
Townsend at his camp at Upper St..
Regis, in the Adirondacks, Is Frank
OBrien, captain of the Yale baseball
team.
Miss Charlotte Fowler Of 2O5 whalley
avenue has returned from trip to
Buffalo.
Attorney Louis M. Rosenbluth has
returned home after two weeks out
ing in Maine
Miss Maud Young of College street is
4 nj Walton NJ " for fyyo