The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-07-12
PERSONLL PARAGRAPHS.
ITEMS OF INTEREST CONCERN
 ING NBY HAVEN PEOPLE
And Other Pople Known in ThIs City --Tnterestin; Social EEents Here and Elsewhere.

Elsewhere.
 MT. and Mrs Rutherford Trowbridge and Miss Else Trowbridge left Tues day for shrt stay at StocRbridge, Mass They Ire guests at Red Lion Inn.
 D, C. Holt's family of 1OS Winthrop avenue are smmering in New Hamp- shire.
 Fred Simpsn of Campbell avenue, West Haven, will leave for California very soon. M. Simpson will take up his residence in Los Angeles for the benefit of his iealth.
 Mrs. W. H. Cochran of Fair Haven is spending two weeks with her sister, Mrs. w F. Bishop of Forest Place, East Haven.
 w. $. Clancy quartermaster sergeant on Captain Btchkiss' staff, of Bran ford, left Tueday afternoon to join the battery bys, and expects to re- main for the hlance of the week.
 Tuesday night at a meeting of the hook and ladder company of West Ha- ven, the vomany voted that every member shoull be ordered to present himself at tle company quarters in Second avenue on July 19 at a. m. in full uniform t take part in the enter taining of the state nremen. The pen atty for not rporting is a dischorge, so full rank is expected. The mem bers of the company are making a can vas of the district about their quar- ters soliciting food for the entertain ment.
 Mrs, F. J, Mgkle of York Square has gone to Woodbridge Hills to recuper- | ate
 J, Albert Johnson, formerly with Peckham & Cc, of Branford and for several years ii charge of Becks drug store in this dty, has purchased the business and good will of Druggist C. B. Brill, Main street. West Haven. Mr Johnson has md fine training and he Is well equped in every way fol the business. All his friends in Bran. ford, his home town wish him every success in his Jew field of usefulness
 Painter Proctor was engaged Tues day in brightenhg up the front of No lan's cafe on Railroad avenue.
 MT. and Mrs. Henry Murray of Bran ford announce the engagement of thei daughter, Evelyn Florence, to Charle Eugene Rossiter of this city.
 As a manifestation of their regar, for Captain John Dougherty of Engin Co. No. II, Howard avenue, who retiI ed from the department yesterday afte twenty-seven years of service, the fir laddies of that house rendered him farewell reception Tuesday evening an presented him with 0 handsome lovin cup suitably inscribed. The receptio was surprise to the captain as all ar arrangements had been made in his alb sence Seated at the table with Cap tain Dougherty was ]. Griffin, toast master; Alderman F. L. Homan, Wal ter Pond Daniel Colwell, Fred Whitak CT, Assistant Fire Chief Perkins, P , Lynch and NJ, J. Walker. MT. Colwe made the presentation speech and wa | followed by Assistant Chief Perkins, M Pond Mir Whitaker, MT. Homan, M Lynch, and MT, Walker The member of the company who had charge of tn arrangements are J. Griffin, C. sojgrei | F. Farrell H. Langley, s. Isaacs, Mortell, J. Mangan, assisted by Charle Miller and Frank Flood
 MT. and Mrs Dewitt Bradley are CT tertaining their son, Ralph Bradley Wilmington, Del, at their home Washington avenue West Haven ft a few weeks.
 Charles Johnson who is employed . the railroad offices in this city, ha been at his home at Branford Poir for several weeks recovering from q attack of nervous prostration
 MT. and Mrs, Louis Bamberger of s Marys, O., are visiting the latter's pa, ents, MT, and Mrs, Morris Spier of o ange street.
 Miss Marian Puritan and Miss Maj Smith of West Haven have started ( a two weeks vacation and their itii erary includes New York city, Phili delphia and other cities
 w. H. Palmer principal of stor Creek school, leaves Thursday for week or ten days vacation to be spel at Winthrope, Mass,
 Clarence Thompson of this city
 
 ents Mir. and Mrs. Clarence E. Thom son of Branford.
 Miss Mary Andrews, graduate Mt. St. Mary's academy, Hartford, ht entered the Vale summer school,