The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1906-05-25
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
ITEMS OF INTEREST CONCERN
ING NEW HAVEN PEOPLE

DR.. and Mrs. F. G.. Wllmot of Elm
street, will sail for Europe on June 30
for a summer of travel. They will re-
turn about September 5.
Miss Edna Macy, who has been the
guest of Miss Louise Hoffman and Miss
Myrtle Agnew, of West Haven, return
ed yesterday to her home in Bath
Beach, New York, accompanied by Miss
Heitmann. who will be her guest for
a week.
President and Mrs. Arthur T, Hadley
are planning to sail for Europe shortly
after commencement, and will spend
the summer abroad. In Europe they
will join Judge and Mrs. William K.
Townsend and son, George Townsend,
and with them will take automobile
trips on the continent. Professor S. S.
Sanford, who sailed on Tuesday, tax
ing his motor car with him, will also
join the party during the summer.
who will be in Europe this coming
summer are DR.. and Mrs. William G.
Anderson, who will leave sometime in
August. Dr. Anderson will study for
eign methods of physical training while
there, and has been granted a four
months leave OF absence 10Y the uni
yerslty.
Mrs, S. e. Larom and Miss Daisy
LaHom of New York are visiting Mr..
and Mrs. c. E. Larom and Mr.. and
Mrs. Ambrose Munson at "Skaimol,"
Morris Cove.
Saturday afternoon the Westville
ball team will play double header
with the Oaks at Savin Rock. 1t is
hoped that all the Westville ball cranks
will be on hand to cheer their team to
victory.
Miss Gertrude Ford Of Davenport
avenue is visiting friends in Brooklyn.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. K. Kendall, who
are travelling in Europe are now in
Paris.
Nathan Thomas, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Edwin P, Thomas of Smith street,
West Haven, had the misfortune to
break his ankle in an attempt to jump
on the side step Of one of Rodgers
coal wagons Wednesday morning. His
foot slipped and caught in the wheel,
casing the break. The little fellow will
be laid UP for several weeks.
Work came to stop at the Geometric
Tool company of Westville Wednesday
afternoon, when the belt of the main
shaft broke. Superintendent Leonard
and few of the men had it fixed about
o'clock Thursday night
James Bottomly of Bridgeport has
leased George J. Smiths cottage on
llm street, Fort Trumbull beach, Mil
ford, and expects to move in at once.
MIR. Bottomly has leased this cottage
for year, and is said to contemplate
living there quite late next fall If not
all winter.
Mrs. Lucien Sanderson and little
daughters will leave this week for their
country house in the Berkshires.
William Richards of New York has
been spending few weeks with his
mother, Mrs. John M. Richards of Main
street, West Haven. Mr.. Richards has
just returned from an extended west
ern business trip.
Commencement is but four weeks
away, and the festivities attendant up
on that time are now being arranged
for. The members of this years grad
uating classes are determined to make
commencement week of 1905 memoir
able one, and the number of visitors,
it Is said, will be unusually large. The
annual reception given by the faculty
and graduating class of the scientific
school will be held this year on Mon
day, June 25. The committee from the
class is composed of Messrs, j. G.
Bower, ii. f. Carlton, M. B. Gerry,
wv. C.. Johnston and K. D. Loose,
chairman. The committee from the
governing board consists of Professor
Samuel L. Penfield, Professor Guy s.
Calender, Professor William g. Mixter,
Professor Louis v. PRISON and Pro-
fessor Robert N. Corwin.
Mrs. Thomas Oliver entertained the
members of the Koffee Klatsch
Wednesday afternoon at her home on
Campbell avenue West Haven.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Russell, whose
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the week. are now in Boston, Mass,
and will return to this city tomorrow.
The district deputy of Milford will be
in attendance in his official capacity
at the communication of Ansantawae
lodge, F. and A. M, which will be held
this evening, and at this time work in
the third degree will be exemplifed.
1.-THE Soldiers Country will be the
subject of the sermon which Rev. DR..
Archibald will deliver at the union SER
vices in the First Congregational
church of Milford next Sunday even
ang. This service will he attended by
George Van Horn post, G. A. r., by the
members Of the w. r. c., and by
members of William Fowler council o.
u. A. NJ, and the congregations of the
other churches, all of which have been
invited. Besides the address of DR..
Archibald there will be some good mu-
sic appropriate to the occasion rendered
by the choir at this service.
Mrs. w. S. Hills of Boston, Mass, is
the guest of Mrs. G.. E. Hubbard of
Elm street.
Ben Greets and his company Of play
ers will present las You Like IT, at
the New Haven Lawn club June be-
fore what promisesto he large and
fashionable audience. Professor Will
liam Lyon Phelps is bringing the COM
pany to New Haven.