The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-07-24
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
ITEMS OF INTEREST CONCERN
 ING NEW HAVEN PEOPLE

ING NEW HAVEN PEOPLE And Other People Known fin This City Interesting Social Events Hers and Elsewhere.
 Roy Clyde. the fourteen-year-old son of MT. and Mrs. James Clyde of Cliff street, Naugatuck, who has been i'll with a severe attack of appendicitis for a few days, was operated on by Dr. Carmalt of New Haven on Saturday afternoon, assisted by Drs. Spang and Delaney of NaugatuGk. Although the patients condition ts still serious his youth and vitality are relied upon to pull him through.
 Mrs. Jules Luquiens and Miss Louise Iuquiens have gone to Salem, o.. for stay of several weeks.
 MT. and Mrs. George A. Maycock and their daughters, Misses Helen and Hannah, left yesterday in MT. May cocks automobile with chauffeur for a trip to the Berkshire Hills and thence down to Poughkeepsie and return.
 
 Miss Viola Gooding of First avenue, West Haven, started Saturday on a two weeks vacation to be spent with her uncle, Fred Hoyt, in Boston.
 The Rev. J. Edward Farrow of Brooklyn, N. Y., gave lecture on In- dia in the Westville Methodist church Sunday evening. The lecture was illus trated with views and was very inter- esting. A very large audience attend ei
 The big, handsome assembly hall of the Granite Bay hotel, Short Beach, WAS packed with people for the first entertainment given under the auspices of the Women's Improvement associa- tion, Saturday night Palms were used in decorating the room. Every chair was speedily filled and the big verandas were also crowded. A con- cert programme, admirable and satis- flying from beginning to end, was giv- en. and only the request from the management that no encores be given Kept the applause within bounds.
 MT. and Mrs. George Seward of New York are the guests of their parents, Mr and Mrs. Seward of Court street, West Haven.
 MT and Mrs, Fred 0. Robbins and children of Livingstone street have gone to Greenville, N. H., for several weeks Elliott Truesdale of Naugatuck is spending a few weeks on Willard street, Westville.
 The feast of Mary of Magdala was celebrated in St. Michaels R. O. church Sunday morning by solemn high mass One of the societies con nected with the church, wearing their special uniform. were escorted to and from the church by a brass band. The choiE sang Marcos mass in G, the soloists being Miss Minna storm, so' prano. Miss Langdon, Miss Allen, con traltos; MT. Spinello, tenor; and MT Miller, bass At the offertory the prayer "Lo Forsa del Destino," was sung by the chorus with soprano olb' ligato by Miss Storm. The choir vii Bing at one service in August.
 MT. and Mrs. H. s. Edwards of Corn ing. N. Y., are the guests of their son Captain J. c. Edwards, and his wife at their home in Center street, Wes Haven. Several trips on their launch the sTintie, have been planned for thei pleasure during their visit
 Mrs. Edward F. Mcintosh and tn Misses Mcintosh of York street ar spending the summer in Gloucester Mass.
 Harry Ward of Westville has resign ed his position with the Geometri Tool company, and entered the employ ment of the Sargent Manufacturin' company.
 Mr. and Mrs. Emmet Webster, wh have,been visiting relatives in Nauga luck. left yesterday morning for Nev Haven, and will spend few days il turning to their home in the West. Tn n1llpit in the Congregational church il Naugatuck on next Sunday and tn Sunday following will be filled by tn Rev. Henry Hyde of Melrose High hands, Mass, the first of these ocea sio1As being in exchange with the pas tor of the local church.
 Friends of the Rev. and Mrs. Williar w. Leete, who left a short time az flor the White Mountains will be SOFT to hear that their daughter, Miss Mar 1orie Leete, was taken i'll few day ago and is now in the hospital at Con cord. N. H. Mrs. Leete is with he daughter there.
 Miss Mabel W. Jackman of Nauga tuckNis the guest of Miss Ethel L. Mel ger of Blake street, Westville.
 MT. William Connolly and MT. Mich ael Maaler, IT,, of Humphrey street, ar going to Montreal Canada, August flo take up their studies for the priest hood.
 The\Nisses Lida and May Rogers Newarh, N. J., are the guests of the