The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1906-06-06
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
ITEMS OF INTEREST CONCERN
ING NEW HAVEN PEOPLE

And OtheE People Known In This City
Interesting Social Events Here and
Elsewhere.
Miss Nellie Marilla Evans is the
guest of her sister, Mrs. A. e. Tolles
of g72 Chapel street. Miss Evans is a
well known journalist, many interest,"
ing articles from her having appeared
In the leading newspapers.
Andrew Matinee of West Fitch street,
Westville, has returned home after a
few days visit with friends in AM
sonia.
AT the probate court Of Branford yes
terday Judge William r.. FOote issued
to Mrs. Ellen F. Linsley, administra-
trix Of the estate of the late George
Lindsley, an orderof sale to dispose Of
some ZEAL estate at Indian Neck. Per-
mission was also given to Mrs. Bertha
Levy Of Stony Greek to continue the
dry goods and clothing business lately
carried on at Stony Greek by,hsr de-
ceased husband. An appraisal of the
estate was also entered.
Mrs. L. p. Langdon is entertaining at
her home on Center street Miss Helen
johnson of Plymouth, Conn.
The bazaar of the ladies of Christ
church, West Haven, which is being
held in the town hall, commenced yes
terday 1t will continue for two more
afternoons and evenings. The candy
booth Is in charge of Miss Minnie John
son. and Miss Mabel Powell is serving
the afternoon social tea. The sample
booths, where manufacturers supplies
of all kinds will be for sale, are under
the direction of Mrs. James Peck, Mrs.
Charles Quintard, Mrs. James Earl and
Mrs. Frederick Dickerman. Mrs. George
Johpson will have charge of the food
HablA. The musical programme for the
evening consists Of solos by Mrs Morris,
yale 906, and quartet, composed of
James Stevenson, Albert Stannard,
ALBERT kCaldwell and ADDISON Beckwith.
The Victor talking machine will be one
of the special features,
Miss Rose Todd of woodbridge and
Miss Mary L. Pardee of Whalley ave-
nue. are expected home tomorrow from
Darlington seminary, West Chester,
Penr,
Mrs. W. Il. Porter, who was with her
husband, Professor Porter, is now liv-
ing In India, has gone to the foothills
summer, MIR. Porter will join her later,
Mrs. Charles B. Warmers guests at
luncheon Monday were Mrs. Charles E.
Tomas, Mrs. George e. Bailey, Mrs.
Howard Thompson, Mrs. Elmer p.
Somers, Mrs. Wilbur B. Warner and
Mrs. E. Stark Thomas.
Judge and Mrs. William K. Town
send leftlMonday for their camp in the
IAdirondacks. They will remain there
the few weeks remaining before they
sail for Europe.
Mrs. A. H. Davidson of Milford
leaves that city to-day for visit of
a couple of weeks with her daughter
Mrs. Frank Brown, at her home In
Rome, N. Z,
a. j. Edwards of West Haven, who
has been the guest Of his sister, Mrs.
Nelson York of CamDbell avenue left
Monday for his home in Waterloo, la.
Mrs William Bull Of New York is
bridge Of Temple street.
George Van Horn Corps, w. r. c.,
of Milford, celebrated the sixtieth ami
versary of the founding of their corps
Tuesday evening.
The junior class of the Branford High
school will give reception to the
graduating class on Friday evening
June Is,
TheNannual exhibition of the Board
man school will be held tomorrow
Parents and friends are invited to at
tend.
George Bertuccio, son of Peter Ber'
tr1ccio, the we'll known fruit merchant
in Main street, Branford, has been ap'
pointed station agent at East Hartford
Mr. H. L. Mix and M. E. A. Chip
n1embers of the Quinniplac Canoe club
with leave on Saturday for their an
ntai canoe trip. They win Caut theil
canoe in the water at Baldwin, N. Y.
from which place they will paddle
through Lake George, spending abou
two weeks ON the lake. Last year /;
trip was made from Albany, N. Y.
down the Hudson river. and up thu
sound to New Haven.
The Ladies' Aid society of Hmmphre!
Street church will enjoy an outing tt
Savin Rock and shore dinner at VII
cox's pavilion this afternoon at
o'clock,
One of the K. of c. visitors who wa
here to attend the ball last evening i
Miss Agnes Dooley of New York. Sh
is visiting the Misses STAIRS of How
ard avenue
Miss Laura MILFORD and Eckfor
Davis, delegates from the Branford di
vision, Sons of Temperance, attends
the quarterly district division meeting
held at Shelton Monday evening, Mat
ters of special interest regarding TEN
perance questions throughout the stat
were discussed at said meeting.
Mrs. Rutherford Trowbridge has a
her guest for a few days Miss Field
of Stockbridge, Mass.
Mrs. j. E. Lockwood of Milford lef
there Monday for a visit with relative
in Brooklyn.