The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-06-13
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
ITEMS OF INTEREST CONCERN
 ING NEW HAVEN PEOPLE

Mrs. Charles G. Bartlett of Olive street returned last evening from a visit in Hartford with her daughter, Mrs. Francis Dickinson, whose health, which has been impaired, is now slight ly better, but it is believed she will be obliged to submit to a slight sur gical operation before it is fully re- stored.
 Carl G. Bartlett, son of MT. and Mrs. c. G. Bartlett of Olive street, who has resided in New York city for the past ten years, was in town yesterday in the interests of the Thompson-P Co.,, { wholesale confectioners, which he has represented with much success for years past, travelling for them in the New England states and as far west as iPttsburg. With him was his friend, s. W. Reece, representing W. w. Be- voise, confectioners of Brooklyn, N. Y, who was also on a business trip here.
 Miss Virginia Fields of Stockbridge, Mass, who has been visiting Miss FL sic Trowbridge, has returned to her 4 home. Miss Trowbridge accompanied Miss Fields for short visit.
 Mrs. Walter Camp is rapidly recov- \ ering from the effects of an operation for appendicitis performed last week. Da Hartwell of New York was sum- moned in consultation with pr. Ram say of this city, and the operation was thoroughly successful. MT. and Mrs Camp are planning to spend the sum- mer at Pine Orchard.
 Edward Nettleton of West Haven, who has been seriously i'll for the past Kew weeks, has recovered sufficiently to take a trip with his wife for his health. Mrs. J. M. Ford of Valley street, Westyille, who has been detained at Seymour with broken arm, has re- turned to her home. Mrs. Ford and 11er brother, Howard Chatfield, were in @ runaway accident, and were seriously injured. Both have nearly recovered from their injuries Mrs Ford is ac- companled to her home by MT. M. c. Copeland and Mrs. Fannie Semont of New York,
 Mir. and Mrs. Dwight Mix Frost of West Haven returned from their we'd ding tour, and have taken up their residence on Beach street for the sum- mef months.
 Nj. and Mrs. Belden of Willard street, Westville, are visiting in New arE, N. J., for a week.
 Mi w. 1T. Van Buren, formerly of ! the New Haven theater, is the guest of his daughter, Mrs. Verbena Van Buren, and his grandsons, at their home on Day street.
 GNfs. and Mrs. William Conklin and family will leave tomorrow for Short Beach, where they will spend several \ weeks at one of the Stow cottages.
 MT. and Mrs. John D. Cunningham of 1O4 Cedar street are entertaining Mrs. J. F. Carey and Miss OKeefe of Denver, who came on to attend the Knights of Columbus convention, and will remain another week. When MT. and Mrs. Cunningham attended the Denver convention they were entertain ed by Mrs. Carey.
 Mi and Mrs. W. J. Joel of Lester street, West Haven, are attending the centennial celebration in Merfden.
 pr. Edward L. Richards left yester- day for weeks stay in Philadelphia where he will attned the annual com unencement exercises of the University of Pennsylvania.
 The first of the regular weekly hops will be given at speh's Granite Bay hotel in Short Beach tonight, and quite a party of New Haven people are plan- ming to attend.
 MT. Robert Nutley is going to spend the summer months in the Ltchfield mountains for his health, but will re- a r,,f1t fa ooh over his property and attend to the repairing also. If any persons wishes to transact any business with him call at Ill Crown street before Friday morning.
 Mrs. James Douglass of Short Beach has returned from a weeks stay in New Britain, where she attended the wedding of her niece
 Miss Bertha E. Graham, who hos been substituting in the New Haven High school for the past five months, has been regularly appointed as teach or for the coming year.
 Mrs. t.. R. Parker of 105 Davenport avenue, and sister, Mrs. M. F. Dyer, have gone to Wilmington, Del, to spend the summer with their mother
 James E. Minor of this city is guest at the famous Chalfonte hotel Atlantic City.
 Miss Minnie H. Smith, who mas been teaching in grade in the Cedar Street school, West Haven, has been trans ferred to the principalship of the Wash angton Street school. Her many friends dn the borough will be pleased to learn finer good fortune.
 Harry l. Reed, organist at Trinity church, New Haven, has taken a cot tage on eBach street for the summer season. MT. Reed and his mother have recently returned from visit to Eng land.
 Harry Merwin is ill at his home on Whalley avenue with malaria fever.
 The Lawn club tournament to be held at tha Lawn club on Monday next is now interesting society folk. This is the annual open tournament of the New Haven Lawn club association, at which time the challenge cup of the club will be contested for for the third time, and will become the property of the player winning it three years. Mir T. w. Farnam has charge of the af- fair
 Mir F. J. Riley of 215 West street has returned from four years of service in the Philippines, and is visiting his fam