The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-07-17
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
ITEMS OF INTEREST CONCERN
 ING NEW HAVEN PEOPLE.

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 Miss Laura Tomlinson is spending a couple of weeks at George Johnson's in Cheshire.
 Ernest Bartholomew, of Branford, who broke both wrists by a fall from a load of hay last Tuesday, is reported as doing nicely.
 Miss Allen, of S3 Grove street, is in Holyoke for a few weeks.
 Miss Betts. of Hillhouse avenue, is at Nahant, Mass.
 Kenneth Woodstock, of South Main street, Branford, is visiting his brother, Harry E. Woodstock, of New York, or ganist of St. Barnaby's church at Irv- ington-onHu Hudson.
 Miss Elsie Futile, Miss Bertha En- sign. Miss Mildred Nettleton and Miss May Zernit, of West Haven, have gone to Newtown for week.
 Miss A. B. Ronaldson, of West Haven, is visiting her aunt, Mrs. Crump, in Richmond, Va.
 J. H. Shaw and Mrs. s. H. Munson, of this city are at Atlantic City for the month of July.
 Mrs. Jarvis Kelsey, of Center street,
 
 visit her daughter Mrs. Horace Mo- Divitt. She will be joined by MT. Kel- sey, who will spend his vacation with his daughter.
 Miss Elsie Trowbridge entertained a small party of friends at the Country club on Thursday afternoon. Tea was .aeryedsto her guests on the piazza, from which tie young people watched the championship matches.
 MT. and Mrs. Holt, of West Haven, have been entertaining the past week NIr. and Mrs. Camp and son, of Martin, NY.
 Among the New Haveners at Watch IIills are MT. and Mrs. Lewis W. Eng fish, who have a summer home there, and are already settled for the sum- ner.
 Frank, Crockett, of West Virginia, is spending part of his vacation at Pond Point.
 Mrs. Joseph Pierpont, of North Ha- ven, has returned to her home from Pond Point.
 Professor and Mrs. Charles Cameron Clark, Jr., and young son. of Bradley street, have gone to the mountains for Iue6 iuOlLn OL J uAy. Luty 6ApSCL LO DG at Watch Hill during the month of Au- gust. .-s.. MT. and Mrs. Andrew H. Smith and son, of Dwight street, will sail Thurs day for Europe on the Deutschland, of thu Hamburg American line, for an ex- --1~ of 'fatour of the continent and Great
 httleSThe will return the latter A "crbtember.
 veterantnk Woods Baker and family .s...... He add to Castine, Me. VI stocks sarietta Brewer is stopping at Castle, N. Y.
 Miss Sarah A.. Clark, of Whitney ave- nue, is at East Northfield, Mass.
 Miss Henrietta Denton, of North Ha- veny has been visiting friends in Meri- den.
 Mrs. E. Hayes Trowbridge and Miss Dorothy Trowbridge, of Temple street, sail this week for Europe, where they intend to spend the remainder of the { summer.
 MT. and Mrs. Percy R. Todd and Mrs, Ponce de Leon have gone to their sum- n1er cottage at Sandy Hook, Conn. Miss Todd and Miss Erninie Todd, who were visiting Mrs. Percy Todd, have again gone abroad and are now in Albury, England, attending a series of enter tainments given by the Duchess of Northumberland Lady Harmsworth and by Lord and Lady strathcona. The Mises Todd are guests of the Hon. Mrs Dixon at Albury.
 Professor and Mrs. D. Cady Eaton are at Elm Ridge, their summer home in Litchfield. They have as guest Miss Mclean, a graduate of the University of California, who has just received hel Ph. D. degree from Yale.
 Mrs. Michael Clark, of 107 Plymouth avenue, is visiting her aunt, Mrs. w Renter, in Philadelphia.
 William o. Farnsworth, of the uni. Versity, has gone to Europe for the summer. His mother, Mrs. Lydia Farms worth, of 52 Grove street, is visiting rel atives in Cambridge.
 On Wednesday afternoon at Pythiar hall Branford, the National Biscuit company will give a reception to tht ladies similar to the enc recently givel at Harmonic hall, in New Haven. Tn, hours will be from to 5, and there will be music and demonstration of thei foods.
 M. H. Bowman, captain of the Yal baseball team, and Robert H. Tilney Ed, will officiate as ushers in Waterbur, at he Burpee-E Ellsworth wedding They will return to New Haven whence they will go to their homes fo the summer.
 Captain J. J. Phelps, of Rogers Isl and, commodore of the Sachem's Hea Yacht club, left Saturday morning wit his yacht on the annual cruise to tn eastward, and will be gone for a weel or longer.
 Frederick c. Russell and Dr. Williar M. Shepard will sail abroad Wednesda on the Ryndam, of the Holland -Amari can line.
 Professor and Mrs. Henry W. Far nam and children are occuping thei summer home in Stockbridge, Mass.
 Professor and Mrs. Irving Fisher C Prospect street, left few days ago fc their summer cottage at Sugar Hill, i the White Mountains.
 J. Richard North, of North Havei and family are camping out near New town
 MT. and Mrs. Charles S. DeForest an daughter are spending the month (