The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1906-05-23
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
ITEMS OF INTEREST CONCERN
ING NEW HAVEN PEOPLE
And Other People known in This City
interesting Social Events Here and
Elsewhere.

Elsewhere.
c. B. Bolmer Of Lynwood street,
manager of the New Haven branch OF
Prince g. Whitley, is at the beautlful
newly erected home Of his brother,
Thomas H. BolTner, at Yonkers, N. T.
After q stay there he will spend tine
rest of his vacation at his favorite re-
sort in the Catskills.
Miss Leila Baldwin of Hotchklss
street, is away on visit at Island
Creek, Cape Cod, near Duxbury, Mass,
having first visited in Boston. She will
be away about week longer.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Larom nave
as their guests at their Morris Cove
cottage Mrs. Larom and daughter, MISS
Daisy Larom Of New York.
The Misses Melia and Cercle will give
a very pretty bazaar in the basement
of ST. Mary's church this afternoon and
evening. A number of booths will be
erected in which fancy work, candy,
cake, etc., will be sold. Ice cream and
cake will be served, and the proceeds
will be devoted to st. Mary's rectory
fund.
q. p. James Of Front avenue, West
Haven, carrier in the postoffice, is away
on ten days vacation. Thomas Hill
is substituting in Carrier James place
]. L. Elliott of Clinton visited his sis
tiers in New York Saturday. 1t is hoped
that Miss Genevieve will be able to
leave the hospital and come home ere
long.
Montowese lodge, N. 2. o. P, of
Branford, will meet in Pythian hall to-
night.
Judge and Mrs. S. ]. Bryant Of West
Haven entertained F. D. Fannestock of
New York at their home on Elm street
Sunday.
The social committee of the Y. P, S.
C e. Of the Howard avenue Congrega-
tional Church will give social in the
church parlors to the members and
their friends on Thursday evening.
The wedding of Miss Florence Reid,
daughter of DR.. and Mrs. Adrian
Young Reid Of New York, and George
Henry Smith, jr,, Yale 80, will take
place IN the Marble Collegiate church
on June 6.
Master Louis Prann of Branford, who
has been quite i'll with pneumonia, is
recovering.
The farce 'Vice Versa" will be pre-
scented under the auspices Of the high
school students in Warner hall Friday
evening, May rs. A dance will follow.
Miss Gussie Mortimer and George
Mortimer, jr., Of West Haven, have re-
turned from short visit to their aunt,
Mrs. Rand in Boston, Mass.
Miss Alice Bacon, who is staying
with her brother, DR. Frank Bacon,
will leave in few days for her camp at
Holderness, N. H.
Mrs. Lillys Beach of Branford who
has been very Ill for nearly a week
with erysipelas in her head and face
was considered slightly better Monday
DR.. Tenney and trained nurse are in
attendance. Mrs. Dwight Case of
Brooklyn, sister of Mrs. Beach, is
also with her.
ST. Imogene guild Of Clinton will meet
at Miss Sarah Farnham's Thursday,
May 81.
Miss Juliette Baldwin and grand
daughter, Miss Sophie Baldwin, have
returned from Rockledge, Fla, where
they have been for several months.
Miss Baldwin comes back greatly inn
proved in health
The ladies' aid society of the First
CONGREGATIONAL church, West Haven
have arranged to give a strawberry
festival in the dining room of the
church this evening. In connection with
the supper a short entertainment has
been arranged. The proceeds from the
evenings festival will be devoted to-
wards the Sunday school,.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Smith Of Bran
ford have returned from Richmond,
Va, called home by the illness of Mrs.
Smiths mother, Mrs. w. F. Flanders.
Mrs, Flanders, who has been i'll with
a complication of maladies, is now get
ting along very nicely. DR.. Evans and
Mrs. Harrison, a nurse from Short
Beach, are In attendance.
C. Fred Platt of Clinton, who has
been i'll for many weeks, is not as we'll
and grave fears are felt for his recov-
cry.
Gordon Cumming Of the First Ma
tional bank Of Oil City, Pa, is spending
IIllS week dI LIE OIllOlA IFtc1S uS Clup de-
the guest of his brother, Alexander
Cumming, president of the Yale Law
School Political club.
The boys brigade Of Westville has
one more drill before its annual COM
petitive drill on Monday, June g. A
handsome jacl1l1nife has been offered as
a prize to the best driller and to the
one who at the same time has been reg
ular in attendance and has the best
appearance. The bnquet this yer will
be on Wednesday evening, June 6.
Charles Van VIE left Branford yes
terday morning for Port Duchene, Can.
ada, where he will be engaged in the
oyster and clam business for George
Blackstone of Branford, his 'brother-in.
law.
Captain and Mrs. H. A. O'Brien o.
West Haven, have returned from theil
sailing trip to the south. While away
they visited Norfolk, Old Poin Comfort
Hampton, and Richmond, Va.
Robert J. Harkins of Whalley avenue
left Monday for Philadelphia, his for
mer home.
Between the acts of "The Three Mus
keteers" to be presented under the aus,
piees of local italian societies in New
Haven theater Sunday night, the choi
of st. Michael's R. G. church, undel
the direction of Mr.. Sulli, will sing