The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1899-06-15
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Insurance company, leaves shortly for
Montana, where he will engage in stock
raising, with relative who has ranch.
His wife will Join him later.
Mrs e. NJ. Reed of 10 Orange street,
with her daughter has returned to her
home after an absence of about two
months. Mrs. Reed visited friends at
Hartford and has also been travelling
during the time.
Miss Mary Doolittle entertained the
w. c. 7. U. in North Haven yesterday
afternoon.
William ]. Koran of Southington and
Miss Margaret Mullin of Westfield were
married in Westfield yesterday morn
ing
Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Alling OF
West Chapel street and Mr.. and Mrs
George f. Lewis of Dwight street, who
have been travelling in Europe for Two
months past, have returned.
Miss May futile of North Haven mas
been entertaining her cousin, MISS Ada
Judson of this city.
Miss Sadie Fisk of SouthinSton Will
spend the summer at Sachem's Head
and will leave for that place to-day
(ThursdayY)
Miss Catlin's school at No. 6S Bishop
street will have basket picnic next
Saturday at Short Beach. They Will
go by trolley cars and then by stage to
the point of rendezvous. There Will be
about thirty of the pupils participating.
| They will meet at Miss Wheelers cot
| tage at Short Beach and an enjoyable
| occasion is expected.
| Supreme Treasurer Sanborn OF New
port was given a fine reception by the
! Branford N. e. O. T. at the Gaylord
opera house last evening.
Mrs L. w. Bagley gave a pretty
| sketch of her travels through Florida
at the strawberry festival Of the Y. +.
S. C. e. of the Branford Baptist church
| in that place Tuesday evening.
The children above the primary grade
who participated in the exercises of
| ChiIdren's day last Sunday at the Ep-
worth M. z. church were entertained
by Mrs Bostwick at her residence on
| Monday afternoon. About twenty chli-
dren were present. Ice cream ana CAKES
| were served after a few hours OF games
and a graphophone exhibition was CIV
en- Mrs. Bostwick was chairman OF the
| efficient committee which arranged the
programme for the services at EpWor'h
church on Sunday night. Other mem
hers of the committee were Mrs. e. ii
plett Miss Helen CARVE Frank A
Johnson, Joseph iBamberg and Charles
Schamp.
DR. and Mrs. R, B. Goodyear Of NORTH
Haven have been entertaining theh
daughter, Miss Anna Goodyear, with
number Of her classmates in Smith col
lege. who returned yesterday to pre-
pare for their graduation exercises
Franklin S. Hoyt of New Milford, VIII
has been selected as the successor u
PRINCIPAL Camp of the Dwight schooi
is in this city. looking over the groun'
, for the work mhich he is to take up IL
the fall
George n. Collett of this city ant
Frank Kraeuer of Newark, N. j., VIII
we're matched for a bicycle race at Man
haitian Beach next Saturday, canno
| race at present. The cause OF the post
: pOnemenL Is IOllell . iiiiiSoS' - - 49,
: ed that he overexerted himself tfalnin
the Yale bicycle team, which won tn
: intercollegiate championship. Colet
!, expects to be entirely recovered by Tn
) middle of July, when the race may D
+ ridden. 1t will without a doubt be tn
T greatest amateur race in the countr
this year j n "a
9 Howard Ah1ecoe, -. p. Jacobsen an
= Holm Cavanaugh, local racing men, wi
o ride in the Stamford ten-mile road rae
at Stamford Saturday afternoon at
o'clock.
y Sheriff HUME paid an elecuo
y bet with a shore dinner last night I
e several of his friends. He was to fnl
y nish the suppers if he was elected an
= also If he was defeated. The happy al
fair took place at the Morris Cove nc
e tel
n Louis Fl. Smith, proprietor OF the Ht
e rel LAFAYETTE, Philadelphia, has just Ii
2. sued a very valuable and compreher
= sive Tourists Souvenir Guide to PM
IL adelphia," replete with information.
Is printed on heavy colendered pape
s and is a gem of topographic skill
n Charles H. Day of this city has one
: his entertaining and very readab
5. sketches, entitled "Saved from Lyncl
d ing" in the New York Clipper to whic
# paper he has very successfully contr'
e uted short stories for many years.