The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-08-18
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
ITEMS OF INTEREST CONCERN
 ING NEW HAVEN PEOPLE.

And Other People Known in This City | Interesting Social Events Here and Elsewhere.
 Mrs. John R. Johnson, of Woodmont, Is staying at Linden lodge, Brattleboro. Vermont, until the first week in Sep tenber.
 Samuel MacLaughlin left Wednesday night for Manila, Philippine Islands, where he is to take a responsible gov- ernment position. He successfully passed the civil service test with high mark and will be supervisor of a gov- ernment printing plant at Manila. His salary for the first year will be $1,60O. MT. MacLaughlin has many friends in New Haven and they will fish him the best of success in his new field of en- deaYor.
 Miss Mildred Botham, of Jersey City, who has besn visiting MT. and Mrs. Frank A. Lucke, of 93S Orange street, for three weeks, returned home on Wednesday. Miss Hazel Carmichael has been wis ting Miss Gladys Fletcher at the Idle wild farm at Westbrook. Mrs. B. J.,Lewis, of Denver, Col, left this city Monday night on her return trip to Denver. Y MT. and Mrs. Bert Cass are entertain ing Mrs. Cass sister from Keene, N. H., at their pleasant cottage at Savin Rock.
 Miss Christine Nichols, bookkeeper for the Harvey & Lewis company, is spending her vacation at Block Island, R. Mr. and Mrs. A. Moorehead are the guests of MT. and Mrs. George Fletcher at IdleWild farm, Westbrook. Rev. Charles Ray Palmer, of this rity, is passing a few days in Bath, Me-, as the guest of his old friend and schoolmate, David T. Percy. Mir. Palm CT is former Bath boy, son of the late Rev. Ray Palmer, who was the first pastor of Center church.
 The many friends of Mrs W. H. Riggs, of Derby avenue, will be pained to learn of her serious illness. She is attended by Dr. Higgins, of North Ha- ven.
 Miss Loretta Calm has returned from D pleasant two-weeks' stay in Spring field and Holyoke.
 Miss Florence Goebel, of Elm street, is visiting in New Britain with her aunt, Mrs William Sternberg.
 ". w. Bailey, clerk of the city board of health, has gone to Lenox for few weeks setay.
 Miss Viola Borst, of Fair Haven, and Miss Edna Smith, of Rockaway Beach, N. M, are spending few days with Tryo, TO,,L+ TafFf Ffn Eaton at their summer home at Woody Crest.
 Dr. F. c. Swift and wife, nee Healy, the Orange street nlilliner, have arrived in Paris. 4..,.
 Miss Edith Blade, of S94 Greenwich avenue, is spending her vacation with friends, in Brooklyn, New York and other places. Miss Florence Rowland, of Eld street, is spending her vacation in Brooklyn with her aunt, Mrs. Charles Parcells. #.t.
 Miss Edna Taylor, of Rye, N. T., is the guest Of Miss Julia Parker, of George street.
 Merle E. Towner and family and Miss Olive Jerold, of Branford, have return ed from Laconia, N. H., where they have been since early in July. MT. Towner's health is considerably im- proved. .>
 William F. Hickey, of Washington avenue, is enjoying a vacation in Sara toga summer school at Cliff Haven and Montreal.
 MT. and Mrs. Clyde E. Dickey left yesterday for Greenwood Lake, N. Y, where they will spend the remainder of the summer. While there they will be guests at the Warwick Woodland hotel.
 Arrangements are being completed for the lawn party to be given next We'd nesday evening fon the lawn of Warden $ v. T. Hammer in Branford for the ben eft of the improvement society of Branford.
 Dr. Levi S. Shoninger, son of Mr. and Mrs. $. B. Shoninger, has just returned from Europe and is staying with his parents for few days at Savin Rock. E He will locate in Boston on the first of September and practice as a specialist. Much of his time has been spent in Vi- enna.
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