The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-10-02
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS
ITEMS OF INTEREST CONCERN
 ING NEW HAVEN PEOPLE.

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 Conductor and Mrs. Frederick ". Tegmier of PIP Spring street have re- turned from their summer vacation. They visited the White mountains, syracuse, New York, and the Thousand Islands.
 Mir. and Mrs. Bert Cass removed last week from their residence on Elm street to the fine residence recently purchased by Mrs. Cass' mother, Mrs Samuel Mower of 90 Lake Place.
 Frederick Leonard, outside foreman for the Hubbell-Merwin company, is building a residence for himself on Park street, Savin Rock.
 General and Mrs. Phelps Montgomery left aast week for a trip through Cali fornia. They will remain on the Pacific coast until about Christmas time.
 John Day Jackson of the Register and member of the board of education, has been living the simple life among the Tyrols and the Alps and feels the benefit of it. He came home Saturday from the continent on the steamer Lor- raine with George c. Phelps of F Col Iege street, and H. filling. MT. Jack son while in Switzerland met Dr. Frank E. Beckwith of this city. The latter Is expected to return home next week. He left him at Zermatt
 Cards were issued the past week by MT. and Mrs. Henry M. Osborn of 406 Orange street announcing that they would be lat home" to their friends after October 1. MT. and Mrs. Osborn were married very quietly at the Church of the Redeener late the past summer. @
 The winter home of MT. and Mrs. William W. Farnam in Prospect street., '.Windycroft," was opened by them the past week, they having re- turned from the Adirondacks.
 s. B. Campbell with Henry Morton have gone to Boston to bring here a new Rambler touring car which Mir. Morton has purchased. Last week MT Campbell with R. E. Pratt and T. G. Bowers witnessed the illumination races for the Vanderbilt cup races,
 c. J. Kennedy, formerly of this city, las accepted a position with the Inter- borough Rapid Transit company in Park Row building, New York city.
 Mrs Lizzie McMahon Dillman and little daughter Marie of Il Nieoll street have returned after a two weeks visit with MT. and Mrs. Frank Riley of 69 Fremont street, New Britain.
 Charles F. Keleher of 29 Elliott street who, for the past ten years has been with a local grocery, left the city Sat- urday night to take a three years course of study at the Philadelphia Dental college. The best wishes of hun dreds of friends in this city will accom- pany him. &#>t ..-
 Mir. and Mrs Isaac Bromley, who have been spending the summer at their delightful summer home adjoin- ing Commodore Plants 's-at~E Eastern Vt. nave returned to town for the winter. ,*2 ...
 A meeting of the State Bowling league will be held in this city early this week to make up the circuit for the season. The making up of a circuit Is about as troublesome for the bowlers IS for the base ball magnates Mid dletoWn may lose it's franchise. It is laite certain that Hartford, New Ha- ven, Waterbury, Meriden and Walling- ford will be in the combination. Steps Ire now being taken to strengthen the Meriden team. The New Haven team will be picked from the best players in the city league:
 Mrs. c. J. Shay, who was operated upon at New Haven hospital last Mon day, is improving. She is the wife of the well known West Haven contrac- tor.
 Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Deming and family, who have been at Litchffeld for the entire summer, at their home there arrived back in town the past week and opened up their Prospect street house.
 pr. Archibald McNeil returned Sat- ur'day from Boston, where he attend ed the national health conference. Health Officer Wright returns to-day.
 Miss Maud Watrous and her mother, Mrs. George Watrous, who have been abroad for a year or more, arrived home the past week and several in- formal affairs have been given in honor of Miss Watrous.
 MT. and Mrs. Ray Alexander of 91 William street are rejoicing over the birth of a daughter.
 Prof. Mark Bailey and Miss Gene vieve Bailey, who have been at Stam- ford the- Catslzills since early in the season, will return home this week.
 DeWolfe Hopper, who has been at the Hyperion in "Happyland," made the trip to the city in his White steam touring car.
 Prof. Samuel E. Barney, jr, and fam fly, who have been at Grove Beach this summer, have returned to their home in Whitney avenue.
 Miss Helen Porter has returned from Rochester, N. Y, where she has been since MT. and Mrs. Joseph Porter closed their camp in the Adirondacks.
 s. E. Campbell of the Campbell Motor company will bisit the Danbury fair to- morrow, making the run to Danbury in his touring car, accompanied by par ty of friends. MT Campbell will prob ably enter his car in the races.
 Members of the New Haven group of the Alliance Francaise, of which Madame Alice Portere-Bauer is vice president, will sympathize with Ma dame Bauer ill his unfortunte illness.