The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-07-17
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
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 ING NEW HAVEN PEOPLE

Mt. and Mrs. s. s. Adams of 488 Or ange street are at their cottage at North Point, Me Mrs. Adams will re- main all summer and MT. Adams will | make weekend trips there. Mrs. Luman Cowles and the Misses Cowles leave this week for a stay of | a few weeks at Squirrel Inn, Haines Falls, N. Y. MT and Mrs. William J. Reynolds of New York city are receiving con- gratulations on the arrival of little daughter last Thursday, Mrs. Rey. holds, who was a Miss Bessie De- Lacey, is at the home of her mother on Exchange street.
 Mrs. Dickerman of New Haven is spending a few weeks with her son and family in West Haven, at their home on Campbell avenue.
 Clerk Ward Bailey of the board of health, New Haven champion whist player, is back after a week of playing with the American Whist league in Boston.
 Mrs. J. M. Champion, of Orange street, has been quite Ill at her home the past week.
 Frank Doolittle of Woodbridge fell from a street car in front of Warmers store in Westville Saturday afternoon. He was not seriously hurt, but was cut little.
 The Trinity choir boys with their choirmaster, Harry J. Read, will spend week at the Branford shore in Au- gust. MT. Read has arranged the time totally, with that of MT. Harry Wood stock and his choir boys at St. Barna- bas church from Irvington-on-the Hudson, so that the two choirs may combine for a concert in Branford.
 Miss Bessie Rylands of Bridgeport Is spending a few days with Mrs. George c. Kirlxham of East Haven
 Mir and Mrs. Ralph A. Green have returned from their wedding journey, and are at their home, 26 Chestnut street, West Haven.
 Miss Alice Church Westcott and Geo. R. Whitaker, who were married June 2S by the Rev. Mir Gammack, have re- turned from their wedding trip spent In the Berkshires.
 Mir. and Mrs. Arthur Beebe are plan ming to leave early in August for a trip to Denver, Col.
 Mrs. Blair, who has lived at Irving Chittenden's of Meriden for some time, was i'll for a short tirne and finally passed away MT. H. B. Hunter at tended to her burial, and the body was brought to New Haven Friday, She was eighty-nine years and one month old. The same day, George c. Field, the other undertaken, was called to at tend to the burial of child who died in Clinton, by the name of Jackson.
 Letters received from MT. and Mrs John Lhyne, formerly of this city tell of a unique way of spending Fourth of July Mir. and Mrs. Lhyne are living in a little town at the foot of Pike's Peak and were invited to be members of e partyto take a Journey to the summit on the Fourth. A coal car was the mode eof7conveyance and a jolly day was spent. On the return trip the engine left the car to get water, and during the half hour of it's absence the occu- pants of the car were thoroughly chill ed. Overcoats and blankets were need ed, and to the minds of customers 1t was difficult to recall that 1t was the Fourth of July, and not the dead of winter.
 Charlie Thomas of Westville, who was bitten by a snake Friday, is a little improved,
 Miss Nina Pierce of Winsted, who is spending the summer at Short Beach, entertained a number of young people at her cottage over Sunday. Among nhe New Haveners in the house party were MT. and Mrs Herbert Pollard Miss Grace Bennett, Dr. c. J. Boyce and Mir. Arthur Lincoln.
 The last meeting of the Monday aft ernoon Whist club was held yesterday with Mrs Charles F.. Graham at hel hometon Elm street, West Haven.
 The Italian Catholics of the city eel ebrated the great feast of Our Lady ot N4L. SdHillSl bg b 0ll CSL pdIdu with a band, in addition to the specia, religious services at St, Michael's the church, and the edifce, both interi. the church, and theedifice, both inter4. or and exterior was elaborately decor. ated. About dozen little girls in white gowns and white wells occupied seats of honor in the church, and took part in the parade. A solemn higt mass was sung, and the music under the direction of Maestro Sulli was par ticularly fine. The choir sang Stearns mass in D, and at the offertory Mis- Bessie O'Connell of Wallingford sang Dudley Bucks Ave Maria" Fathel Oreste Aluzzi preached the sermon O the Lady of Mt. Carmel. The homes O the Italians were decorated in homo, of the great feast.
 MT. and Mrs William McFeat, wht have been the guests of their brother James, of Main street, East Haven left yesterday for their home in Mon treal, Canada.
 Mir. and Mrs. Arthur Metcalf o George street will leave early nex month for a trip to Saratoga and Ausa blO CIasnl.
 Mrs. Harry Leonard of Springfield Mass, is spending a few days as tn guest of her aunt Mrs. o. F. Jewel of S90 Chapel street. Miss Leonard an artist. 4 graduate of the COoper Tn