The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1900-08-18

of this city are the guests of Miss Anna
Hull of Branford
Mrs. George Marsh of Church street,
Branford, has for her guest her aunt
and cousin, Mrs. Byram and daughter
of Watteawan. N Y.
Charles s. Hamilton left on Thursday
for his summer vacation of about six
weeks at Wolfvile, Nova Scotia. Mrs
Hamilton and her three children went
to Nova Scotia three weeks ago to
spend the summer.
Arrivals OF Mrs. Blodgett's in Nor
folk this week were; DR.. Beach, wife
and son, Mr. and Mrs. Barnes of Hart
ford, Mr.. and Mrs. Bracket, the Misses
Bracket, Mr.. and Mrs. Rutherford,
Miss Rutherford of New York, Mrs
Thompson, Miss Higgins of New Ha-
ven, Mrs. Douglass and Miss Douglass
of New York, Miss Griffin OF South1ng-
ton, Mrs. Clark, Miss Sylina Allen of
Hartford, T. j. Brinkenhoff of New
York.
The family of c. A. Hoadley Of Bran
ford is camping at Sunset Beach They
have for their guests Miss S. A. Hutch
| inson.
Miss Nellie Chandler of Cheshire has
returned from a months vacation spent
with relatives and friends in this city
and Cheshire.
Mr.. and Mrs. John r. Cole Of this city
and Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Beers of STRAIT
| ford have been among the guests at
| Miss Jennie Nichols in Weston.
Mr.. Sprenger of this city is for
few days the guest Of her sisters the
Miss Clara Conrad and Martha Spren
ger at their home on Main street, West
Hartford
Miss Ina Van Teuran of this city has
been the guest this week Of Miss Ella
Camp of West street, Southington.
Miss Alice Fenton and Master James
Sprague of this city are visiting their
aunt and grandmother at the home of
James Fenton in Cheshire. The grand
mother, Mrs. James Fenton, has been
Ill for long time. but is much improv-
ed.
Mrs. H. Griffin and daughters Nora
and Helen, and Miss Mamie Murphy,
who have been sojourning at Savin
Rock, have returned home.
Mrs. Everett A. Burnes of Long Island
City preached in the South Norwalk
IhelllDulSl CIulC! IllOll mug, tlllh tNcilliiS1
last Sunday. The morning subject was
Faith and the theme of the evening,
Unconscious Influence. Rev. Mr.. Burnes
is one of the young preachers of the
New York East Conference. Both ser
mons demonstrated careful thinking
and logic, painstaking preparation, and
were presented with a nearnest and
forcefuI delivery. There was good at
tendance at both services. Mrs. Amber
and Mrs. Kent substituted in the place
of the regular members of the quar-
tet, who are absent on vacations. Mr.. |
Disbrow president at the organ.-Nor-
witch Sentinel
Among the latest arrivals at the Ho- |
tel Sea View, Savin Rock, are Mrs. e. |
0. Hapgood, Miss F. Pease, r. Fl. WiX- |
on, wife> and child, H. p. Argon and |
wife, Frank J. Clark of Springfield j. |
Fl. Shannon and wife of Bridgeport. f.
]. Donohue, Mrs j. #. Lunny Miss
Nellie Dillon, Charles Williams and /
wife, John Gany, Mrs. Francis Knott,
Miss Annie Corby, NJ w. Stokes of Wa
terbury, Bernie Doyle of Holyoke, May |
Tyning of South Hadley, G, M. LaRue
of Boston, Mass; Charles Jones and |
wife, w. A. Stoddard and wife, j. G.
Long and wife, Mrs. G. A. McCorl1le
and son of Hartford; John burlington,
Katherine Reedy of South Manchester:
Herbert G. Clark of Chatha Conn.
.. B. Cook and wife of Middletown,
Conn; Fl. Smith Hyde and wife, Kate
o Brien of Naugatuck; Marguerite
Q Brien Of Ne~iagton, Conn; Mrs. F.
Q. Parsons Of New York. Charles Bow
ers of Cincinnati l.. Horyan Of Meri
den, Conn.
Registered at the Beach house. Savin
Rock, are Miss Nellie Mccarthy, Miss
Nellie Donohue, j. l.. Monarbeen of Wa
terbury; Charles Scherp, Bertha Scherp,
Dorothy Scherp.