The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-08-15
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS
ITEMS OF INTEREST CONCERN
 ING NEW HAVEN PEOPLE
And Other People Known in This City ~-TnterestIng Social ENentB Here and Elsewhere.

Elsewhere. Dr. Adelaide Lambert of 263 Orange street has returned from a five weeks vacation spent in various parts of Pennsylvania and Connecticut.
 Mrs. Ida Skinner and her sister, Mrs. Lenora Raynor, left yesterday for tl0 ocean side of Long Island. They will visit Patchogue, Fire Island and sever al places along the ocean front They will be absent two weeks.
 Miss Marguerite Wilson of George street Is spending few weeks at Ban- tam Lake. Her parents, MT. and Mrs. T. B. Wilson, are recently returned from weeks trolley trip, chiefly in New Jersey, visiting Atlantic City, Philadelphia, etc.
 Mrs. Webster of George street, wife of A. W. Webster, the Church street shoe merchant, who, with her son, Raymond, of H. H. S., class of 1908, has been spending a couple of weeks at Asbury Park, are expected home this week.
 Mr. Thornton Hunt who has made a most attractive home of colonial architecture of the house he purchased in Trumbul street, is now living in it. MT. Hunt has also had beautiful rose garden laid out, bringing his mothers rose bushes from his old home on Wooster street, and making it as much like garden as possible.
 Stopping at the Waugunn Canaan, are Miss Jessie Mallory, Miss Annie McAllister and Miss Julia E. Elford of this city; at the Naples Miss Fannie Barbour is registered for a few weeks, D. T. Grover of Sayin Rock, who for the past two weeks has been suffering from an attack of appendicitis, was removed to Grace hospital Saturday and operated on Monday by Dr. Adams. The operation was successful.
 Colonel Thomas F. Addis spent the end of last week in the Berkshires Miss Alice Carney of New York is spending a few weeks with Miss Clara Smith of Blake street Westville.
 Miss Ethel Gower is spending two weeks with Mrs selden Bacon, who was formerly Miss Josephine Dodge z Hudson.
 Lewis T. Clark of Springfield, Mass, was a visitor in Milford over Sunday. MT Clark is now identified with a prominent music store in the above city. Mrs. Clark and son, Lewis T. Clark. jr, will remain in Milford an- other week, the guests of her father, Harris Hyatt of High street.
 Mrs. William Spencer of Chicago who was suddenly stricken with par aIysis on Sunday morning in Clinton, is resting connfrtably. pr. D. A. Fox, who was at the time visiting patients up in the country, was summoned as quickly as an automobile could reach him. Mrs. .Spencer's husband was also sent for. She was with her two daugh- ters, Miss Lulu and Mrs Nicola, and husband. It is hoped that she will re- cover.
 Miss Margaret Barrett of Westville, who has been spending a few days in New York, returned home yesterday. Mrs. Marsh of Kansas City, who was formerly Miss Marjorie Lines of New Haven, is spending the summer here Mrs Marsh is the daughter of the late John M. Lines, who owned places 1T Woodbridge and West Haven, and has had extensive repairs made on the West Haven house which has beer named the Bungalow.
 Mir and Mrs. c. L. Clark and Miss Susan E. Daggett were among the New Haven people registered at the Hill hurst in Norfolk over Sunday.
 MT. and Mrs. William Zimmerman O New York city, who have been thu guests of Mrs Alice Sparks of Whar street, Branford, retr1led home
 Mrs. Bent of Waltham, Mass is tn guest of Mrs. Bent of Center street West Haven.
 If was stated yesterday by Yves Haven politician who is pretty close t "Jim," that Warden Peck of the bor ough will be a candidate for the demo cratic nomination for sheriff of tn county. Warden James H. Peck was deputy sheriff under Sheriff Tomlinso for years, and was regarded as Tomlin son's right bower If he should be candidate for mayor the conduct 0 Walter Leigh will be watched with in terest
 Rev. and Mrs. William Willcocks an daughter, Lucille, of Norfolk, are visit ing relatives in this city.
 Miss Anna Jamieson of Cherry stree Branford, is spending few days ou of town, the guest of relatives an friends in Middleboro and Springfield Mass.
 Stephen*Walner of Whalley avenu Westville, will leave for California ne1 week.
 MT. William Shaw of Lincoln, Ems land. with his granddaughter, Mi Agnes Goodall are the guests of M and Mrs. J. H. c. Durant of ' George street They will remain f' the next three months.
 Miss Hetta Jones. who is with h. sister. Mrs. Almfna Williams of Clil ion. and who has been feeble for long time, is now very low, and is n expected to rally.
 MT. and Mrs. c. Raymond and 4 H. Raymond of Bridgeport are u guests of Miss Dora filling and Mi Raymond of Center street, West H wen.
 MT. and Mrs. J. E. Lockwood
 Rogers avenue, Branford are ente taining guests from Brooklyn, N.
 James Lockwood, their son of Mama oneck, N. Y, is also their guest.
 Mir. and Mrs. Harry c. Beers of u