The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-08-26
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
tIEMS OF INTEREST CONCERN
 ING NEW HAVEN PEOPLE.

Mrs. J. H. Bracknack and daughter. Dorothy. of Ferry street, who have been visiting in Hartford and New Britain have returned. Mrs. Charles A. Gladwin of Branford. who have been visiting in Hartford for the past week, has returned to her home.
 John F. Carroll of the Tontine hotel has just returned from an enjoyable vacation spent with friends in Hart ford and vicinity. Mr and Mrs. Charles K. Markle and daughters, Irma and Vera, of PIP Edge wood avenue, who have been spending the past fortnight in the Catskill and Shawaugunk mountains, New York state, and visiting at the lakes Mohonk and Minnewaska, Ellenville and Kings ton, have returned home.
 Mrs A. H. oviatt of this city is visit ing her daughter in Waterbury.
 Miss atherine Moran of Branford is delegate from St. Mary's ladies T. A. B. society to the state convention, which will be held in Norwich on Mon- day and Tuesday of next week.
 Mrs Edward Gillern, accompanied by the Misses Bessie and Gertrude Gillern and Miss Mary and Master Edward Me- Partland, are the guests of G. Bert Raymond at his summer home in Ridgebury, Conn.
 Miss Ethel Tiffany of Barkhamstead Is visiting her aunt, Mrs. A. B. Miller, of this city, at her cottage in Wood mont. a
 Miss Nellie Brown, a bookkeeper at D. M. Welch's, is quite i'll at her home in Main street, West Haven.
 Miss K. Maguire and Miss A. Connor of Hartford. have been visiting Mrs. P. Daly of West Haven.
 Miss Mabel Walsh of Beacon Falls is visiting friends in this city.
 The social committee of the Y. P. S. c. D. of the Congregational church, Branford, is arranging for an outing to Port Jefferson. l.. T., for next We'd nesday. They have made arrangements with Captain Tyler for his launch, which will carry forty-five passengers, so the number of tickets is necessarily limited to that figure. Calvin Ely is chairman of the committee.
 Miss May Collins of 174 Franklin street and Miss Kittie Mentone of SS Plymouth street, are spending their va- cation in Litchfeld. ,
 Weather Observer Tarr has returned from Maine. s .gs.'....
 Miss Eabelle E. Hurd of this city is visiting friends in Huntsville
 MT. and Mrs. Robert Woodford of Court street are receiving congratula- tions over the birth of son. Mrs. George Macarthur and Miss Ruth symon of this city are spending two weeks with Mrs. W. R. williams of Mystic
 To-day will be a busy one for the saaerfhers of the Pine Orchard Country club. The annual team match with Madison will be played on the links, and there will also be the finals in the tennis tournament for mixed doubles, the prizes for which are handsome cups. Quite a delegation of Madisonites is ex- pected over for the event, and it will be quite lively about the club house all day.
 Miss Lida Averill of Hazel street, with her mother, is enjoying vacation among the Berkshire Hills. Miss Etta Sparks and Mrs. s. Jo- sephine Palmer have returned from Lake Wauramaug, Litchfield county, where they have spent a two weeks vacation.
 Robert Staplin of Campbell avenue, West Haven, is quite i'll at his summer home in Stonington.
 Miss Lillian Aubrey, former pianist of the Peterson Grand Concert com pany of this city, has just returned from a three months tour in New York state. Among the places visited were Utica, Little Falls, sacandaga Park, GIoversville, Saratoga, G1ens Falls, Schenectady, Albany and New York. -.
 Miss Edith Russell and Miss Gertrude White are visiting friends in South Britain
 Misses Lillian and Edson Fiske have returned from a visit with friends in Massachusetts.
 Mrs Harry Killam of this city has left for an extended western trip. It is her intention to visit at Brighton, Mich, where she has relatives and host of friends. @
 Mrs. Treat and daughter are visiting friends in Southbury
 At the Pine Orchard chapel on Sum- day the usual afternoon service will be held at 4 o'clock. The sermon will be preached by the Rev. Ferdinand l., Blanchard of East Orange, N. J. Mrs. John SIade Ely of this city will be the soloist and for the offertory will sing Rest in the Lord,'' from Mendelssohn's Elijah. The pianist for the afternoon will be Miss Eleanor Dibble, and Milton J. Warner will have charge of the sing ing. as usual.
 Mrs. Cornelius Thompson and Miss Estella Palmer of Quinnipiac avenue have just returned from a two weeks outing at Bristol, R. I. They also visit ed Newport, Providence and other points of interest, and had a delightful trip.
 Miss Della Carrigan and Miss Julia Sullivan are spending their vacation in Colchester.
 Miss Olive Russell of Court street, West Haven, is spending two weeks in Bridgeport as the guest of her aunt.
 MT and Mrs. James M. Brightman of