The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1906-07-05
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
ITEMS OF INTEREST CONCERN
ING NEW HAVEN PEOPLE
And Other People known An This City
Interesting Social Eaeuta Here and
EIsewhere.

Interesting Social Eneuts Here and
Elsewhere.
DR.. C. B. Tiley formerly of 225 Crown
street, is now living at 50 Trumbull
street.
Mrs. Giles Gregory and children of
this city are visiting Mrs. Gregory's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Wilconin
of Union Place, Norwalk.
Mrs. Edward Beers of Stratford, Miss
Grace Platt of this city and f. w.
Nichols of Ohio are guests of Mrs. &.
w Nichols in Weston.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert D. Morgan of
South Main street, Norwalk, spent the
holiday in this city.
Rev. H. c. Meserve, pastor of the
First Congregational church in DAN
bury, spent the Fourth of July at
Lenni, Pa, where his family is spend
ing the summer, and will be the guest
Of w B. Bratten.
Miss Mabel A. Commins of this city
is a guest of Mrs. Preston, in willing
ton.
Miss Helen Kane and Miss May
Kane, clerks In E. Stone & Sons store,
DaQbury, are spending their vacation
at Woodmont
w. 2. Goodhue of Shelton will act as
principal at the Norwalk high school
and the Center school, next year.
James Deans Of Garfield avenue, Dan
bury. has returned from q short visit
in this city and Bridgeport.
Miss Grace Mortimer and Miss Min
ME Mortimer of IT Grandview avenue,
Danbury, are sojourning at Woodmont.
Mrs. Robert Hirschfeld, Miss Wilcox
and Miss Hull, all of Merlden, are at
Pine Orchard with Mrs. Silas B. Hall
A. M. Barlow Of the Handel Co.,
Meriden left Tuesday for a few days
at Stony Creek
A new arrival at Savin Rock in the
ranks Of the shore restaurant men is
George A Tibbals, the we'll known res
taurant proprietor at IL Grown street.
Mr. Tibbals has bought out the Fred
Godfrey restaurant on Beach street,
nearly opposite the Sea View house,
and is In possession. Despite the rain
he had very busy day yesterday
Many friends of the X. of P. called on
him to extend congratulations. Mr.
Godfrey sold out the business to ente-
the plumbing business with his brother.
de Is one of the old time shore restau-
rant men, having been in the business
seventeen years, ard the one older
being Mr.. Putnam, Of Putnam's pavil-
ION.
Mrs. George r. Curtis Of Meriden has
gone to Stony Creek for the summer
Henry R. Ogden Of this city is the
guest of relatives in Meriden
Mr.. and Mrs. George D. Youmans Of
this city are visiting friends on Sher-
man avenue, Meriden.
Miss Norma Lewis, who has been
the guest of her aunt, Mrs William
Hotchkiss in Milldale, left Monday for
this city. The family are to make
their home here having moved recently
from Anniston, Ala.
Rev Frank D. Torrey will take his
vocation as pastor Of the Norwalk
methodist church during the month OF
August, and will visit New Milford,
Conn, and Fulton, ~ Y, and other
points in the vicinity. 1t was Mr.. and
Mrs Torrey's intention to spend the
vacation in Europe but this is made
impracticable by the serious illness Of
Mrs Torey's mother, who suffered a
serious injury at her home in Fulton,
NJ Y, several months ago.
Mrs, A. E. Hobson Of Meriden is at
Short Beach for the summer
Mrs. E. A. Tracey of Meriden left
yesterday for a two months stay in
this city and at other points along the
sound.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Root, and Miss
Dorothy Root Of New York spent the
Fourth with Miss Lizzie Root in New
ington.
William Davis Of East Main street,
Meriden, has come to Savin Rock for
q weeks vacation.
Miss Gertrude Underwood of Merden
left on Saturday evening for a two
weeks vacation to South Norwalk New
Haven and Branford.
Mrs. a. H Bridgman and children,
Fldridge and Isabel Bridgman Of Nor
folk left on Tuesday for New York
and will sail from there for Europe,
where they will spend several weeks
Owing to the serious Illness of Mr..
Bridgman's brother William Bridg-
man in Hartford, Mr. Bridgman was
unable to accompany his family on
their trip, but will Join them later in
the month. Miss Isave1la Eldridge ac-
companied her sister, Mrs Bridgman,
to New York, and expects to return to
r 41T1
Frank Carter Of this city is visiting
friends on East Main street, Meriden.
Thomas Hooker of Hartford arrived
in Norfolk Tuesday morning and will
spend several days here the guest of
Frederick A, Dorman on Laurey Way
Mrs. L. T. Lawton, her daughter Mrs.
p. C. Rogers, and baby Of Meriden are
at Short Beach.
MISS Annie Culom of Hanover street,
Meriden, spent the Fourth with rela-
tiyes IN this city.