The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-08-08

Wlle' MISS M' IT, Benton and Miss Il. B,
 Phelps.
 Miss Wrisley of Greenfield, Mass,
 and Miss Eloise Bronson of New York
 are the guests of Mrs. Grove and Mrs.
 Sarah Burrett of Norton street.
 Mrs, Edwards and daughter of this
 city are spending a few weeks at Cairo
 in the Catskills.
 Walter Cudlipp of Pearl street is vis-
 iting his friend, Malcolm Danforth of
 East Orange, N. J.
 Mrs. Stetson of this city who has
 been occupying Miss Luther's cottage
 on Clinton Beach through July, has re-
 turned home.
 Harold B. Davis of Whitneyville, the
 young man who was thrown from his
 wheel while coasting down Farnam
 drive, East Rock park, on Friday after
 noon, is at the hospital and still deliri-
 ous. He Is suffering from concussion
 of the brain. A change for the better
 is looked for.
 Mrs. Elizabeth F. Pratt, formerly of
 Orange street, this city, has leased one
 of the Blake cottages at Beach park, Clinton, for the remainder of the sea
 son, taking possession the past week.
 Her sister, Mrs. J. H. Dressing, and
 children, of St. Louis, have arrived to
 pass the summer with her.
 Ex-Alderman John V. Rattlesdorfer
 and family returned Saturday evening
 from Franklin, Vt., after vacation of two weeks, MT. Rattlesdorfer is as brown as berry and very much in-
 proved in health. He had fine luck in
 fishing, landing several large specimens
 of the bass tribe.
 Miss Harriet Asher, daughter of Nor
 ris Asher of this city, was married Au-
 gust to George Greist of Crescent, Pa. The wedding was quietly solemn ized at the hridegroom's home at Cres- cent, Pa., where Miss Asher had been visiting the parents of her f1ance MT. and Mrs. Greist will make their home at Crescent
 Acting Mayor Norris has been reliev- ed of his arduous duties as acting may or, Mayor Farnsworth having returned from the west MT. Norris relinuuished
 the cares of state with pleasure. Mrs. Josephine Judson, who has spent
 the past seven weeks with a cousin in Boston, is again at her home in Bran- ford Point.
 Rev. MT. Eddy, who was rector of Christ church in East Haven several years ago, with his family, Is stopping at that place for few days. Miss Laura Milford of Indian Neck left last week for Yonkers, where she will be the guest of Mrs. Powers, nee Miss Hettie Carlough.
 Mrs. Edwin R. Slater and daughter
 Belle of East Pearl street, are visiting
 near Worcester.
 MT. and Mrs. Otis of Hartford were
 the guests of MT. and Mrs. W. w. Cameron over Sunday, enjoying a de- lightful time.
 Miss Rose L. McGuane of New Brit
 ain is visiting New Haven friends.
 MT. and Mrs. H. l.. Bolles and daugh-
 ter of Hartford, which MT. and Mrs E. | G. Hutchinson of Pennington, are at
 Honeysuckle cottage, White Beach, Westbrook, for the remainder of the season.
 Fred Martin of Woodbridge may die | from the bite of 9 spotted adder, which bit him while blackberrying. Prof. and Mrs. Curtiss and family have gone to Prospect for the season. W. P. Robertson and family of Hart ford are at Graystone, Westbrook, the
 Rev. c. A. Piddock's White Beach cot tage, for the remainder of the month Prof. and Mrs. William Henry Bishop have charming little cottage at Ox- ford, near the center of the town. Judge and Mrs. Lynde Harrison re- turned Friday from 8 trip of several
 weeks during which they travelled in upper New York and Canada. Their last stopping place was in the Adiron- | dacks. where they were guests at the Grand View, Lake Placid. | Among New Haveners in the White | mountains are Mrs. William Hillhouse, Mrs. J. M. Metcalf and Miss Betts.
 They left last Tuesday and are at Su- gar Hill, staying at the Hotel Look Off George Wild, clerk at H. A. Hall S grocery store, New Britain, came yes terday to New Haven on a two week s vacation.
 | Prof. and Mrs. William L. Cross and I family have gone to Willimantic, hav- | ing left town on Friday. Wallace B. Holt presided at the third annual convention of the association of | Stationary Engineers held in Hartford | Friday and is now past president of the | association and chairman of the license committee of the association. | MT. and Mrs. George P Marvin are at Princeton at the Wassachuset house. $. w. Kellogg and John P. Kellogg of | Waterbury left Saturday afternoon for | Narragansett Pier, where they join | their families, who are already there. | MT. and Mrs. William H. Moseley of | the New Haven house, with their chill | dren, visited MT. and Mrs. Seth H. Moseley at the Pierrepont house, Lyme | Conn.,, the early past of last week. and | returned there Saturday for a longer stay.
 Among hotel late corners at West brook are: Dr. G. W. c. Jones, U. s. A. Harry Carter. South Manchester, at | the MeXam house; s. A. Dickinson Frank H. Harrison, Frank Adams, Pat rick Carroll, Hartford; Mrs. F. T. Da- l mon, Miss Grace Damon, George Gates Susie Conlon, Chicopee, Mass; Sergeant 1 G. A. Hegeman, New Haven; George C.. Phillips, jr., Lucius R. Merriam, Put nam, at the Ninigret house. MT. and Mrs. s. Christie Mead of | New York are visiting Mrs. Mead's S I mother, Mrs. William A. Sliney of S4 l Henry street. They have just come from Greenwich, where they have been