The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1899-07-25

but he seems to understand what is said
to him. The physician thinks that
aside from the pain in his head ana his
inability to speak, he is getting along
as we'll as can be expected.
E. G.. Mansfield has gone to Morris,
Otsego county, N. Y.
Mrs. Frances Healy of Blatchiay ave-
nue., and child, are visiting her old home
in the south.
Miss Mabel G. Smith of "RestaWhle,'
Cosey Beach, and Miss Florence Peck
of Mount Carmel are spending few
weeks at Westminster, VT.
Frederick j. Meyer of Rosenberg e.
Meyer is spending his vacation al At
lantic City.
William r. Booth and Miss Alice
| Booth of Dwight street have returned
from Newport, where they have been
since June. They will pass the remain
der of the summer at Center Harbor,
Me, where they go soon.
Mrs. e. S. Perry will pass part of the
summer at Ocean Point, Maine.
w. c. Foote of engine company No.
8 is acting as clerk at headquarters
during the absence of Clerk Metzger,
who is spending a couple of days in
Boston.
George p. Starkweather of this city
has returned from a fortnight's stay at
Block Island.
Watson Clerk, jr., of Meriden, re-
turned Sunday from weeks stay at
Indian Neck.
Mrs. Robert S. Siders of 131 Dwight
street returns this week from Boston
and bingham, Mass, having spent the
month of July there.
Miss Mamie Carter of Meriden is Wis
iting at Short Beach,
James Dingwall has returned from
stay at Barre, Mass.
Miss Esther Quigley of the Gilbert
company, Center street, will start for a
weeks vacation in Massachusetts on
Thursday.
Miss M. E. Andrew, who has been
staying with friends at Milford, has
gone to Pomfret, VT.
Louis Leyerzapf the well known ath-
letic instructor has returned from a
stay of two weeks in a camp of Phila-
delphians at Island Heights, TOMS riv-
err, ~ j. Fifty members of the Phila-
delphia Boys Brotherhood, an offshoot
of the Y NJ c. A., were in the camp
and Mr.. Leyerzapf went down to act
as instructor in various sports, such as
swimming, baseball, tennis and other |
sports
Among the guests registered at the |
Branford Point house during the past |
week are d. Higgins of New York, S. |
Dodd of Meriden, j. II. Mott of New |
York, E. H. Kildreth of Springfield, G. |
E. Burton and c. A. Hildebrand of |
New Haven, Mrs A. e. Gallagher of |
Peekskill, Mrs. C. G. Ames of New Ha
ven, c. w. Morris of Cambridge, Mrs
Frank futile of New Haven, j. 7.
Butler of Meriden, Mr.. and Mrs. e. e.
of Newton, Mrs. j. C. Peck
ham, Mrs. F. A. Wells of Norwich, Mrs.
r. P. Fay of Yonkers, r. e. Healy of
New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hopper of Bay
onne, N. j., are visiting Mr.. and Mrs
Frank e. Hill of Eastern street, High
wood.
Mrs. Dudley invites all the members
IF Perseverance council No. &c. d. of
L., to meet at her cottage on Summer
street, Savin Rock. next Friday after
loon and evening. The meeting will be
purely a social one, and it is hoped that
I'll the members will respond to Mrs.
)udley's invitation. The members are
llso requested to be present August 2
1t their hail. No. 25 Grand avenue, for
social meeting.
Hospital Steward Willis n. Barber of
he Second regiment, C. n. G., the well
,nown Meriden druggist, has just re-
eived a handsome gold medal from the
djutant generals office. The medal Is
n award for fifteen years service as
Mr.. Barber having quail
led above so per cent at the 200 and {
00-yard targets at the annual shoots
or that term of years, Mr.. Barber has f!
number of medals of the C. N. c., but I
his enc he prizes more highly than all
he others. There is only one other
nedal of the kind in Meriden. The !
1edal is handsomely designed. On top
4 raised letters is *. W. then sus- |
ended by chains is a bar and below 6
his is the state seal and the letters &c, !
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