The daily morning journal and courier., 1900-08-31

After a stay of two weeks she Will ac-
 company her cousins, the Misses Mae
 and Kitty Johnson, on trip to the
 Saratoga Springs and other points of
 interest.
 Addison Peterson and Chandler Young
 of Schenectady N. Y, have returned
 after visiting the Misses Etta and Jen-
 nie Peterson of 75 Cottage street, the
 daughters of Edward $. Peterson of the
 board of health.
 The Misses Alice Byrnes, Margaret
 and May Murphy are spending their vacation with relatives and friends in
 Branford.
 MT. and Mrs. Joseph Anderson, jr,
 sailed for their home in Porto Rico
 Saturday after q visit of two months
 with relatives here.
 Rev. Father Murphy of Manchester,
 formerly of this city, is visiting friends here.
 Edward C. Van Buskirk from Los Angeles, California, is visiting MT. and
 Mrs. c. o. Beardsley of No. 972 Chapel street after an absence of tWenty-tllNee years.
 w. J. Rice of Windsor is spending I short vacation at his mothers home in Branford
 Miss Amanda Schaefer has gone for weeks stay at Bath heach, Long Is land. .
 Miss Lillian Wevins of Bridgeport is the guest of her friends, MT. and Mrs. Edward Martyr of Eagle street From here sbe will go on an outing trip up the Hudson.
 Mrs. Charles Cheney of Merden is home from a trip to Europe, where she spent nearly two months in company with Mrs. John Cook of Bayonne, New Jersey.
 Mir. and Mrs. Kerney of Toronto are the guests of MT. and Mrs c. E. Miley of this city
 Mrs c. J. Spencer and daughter Dorothy of Waverly, N. Y, are guests of MT. and Mrs. Samuel Milford in Branford.
 1 The people of Sound Beach are still trying to get Miss F. Ida Lockwood re- instated as teacher in the school with Principal F. E. Strong. | Librarian Whitney of Branford has had for his guest Professor Erastus C. Smith of Beloit college the distinguish ed chemist. Professor Smith has re- turned to the west. Miss Maizie Byrnes of 124 Day street has just returned from visit in Bran ford. -,
 Mrs. Henry W. Sperry of 10 Prospect place is slowly convalescing after an illness of several days. Hugh J. Finnegan of State street is spending two weeks vacation at Allan tic City.
 Miss Mamie Dwyer of Fillmore street and her sister Margaret are spending two weeks vacation with friends in Wallingford.
 Miss Suzanne T. Newell, contralto of the quartette at the Grand avenue Con- gregational church, Is in Roxbury, Mass.
 Rev. Joel s. Ives of Meriden has pur- chased the outer lot on Haycock street, Indian Neck, of Richard Bradley and intends to construct two-story cot tage of modern style before fall arrives. The spot is admirably situated in line with the prevailing western breezes, while the Thimble Islands. Pine or chard, Stony Creek and Indian Neck | are within the range of the field glass.
 Mrs H. w. Winkley and daughter Ruth of Branford have returned from months visit in Maine and Massa- chusetts.
 R. l. Sanford and family of Cx1prd. | accompanied by Rev. c. l.. Schaeffer and family, have gone for a stay of a week or two at his cottage at Burns Point, Milford,
 Miss Mary Treat who has been | spending her vacation at home with her ! parents MT and Mrs. F. B. Treat, on Chestnut Tree Hill, Oxford, returns for | her final year at the State Normal | school here Monday
 Miss Carrie Fuller of the New Haven | General hospital, who is spending her | vacation at her home a Balls Pond, has | been appointed physicians assistant in | the Farnam ward, which is the ward | where all the operations are performed | and where serious accident cases are attended to- This is considered the highest honor In the hospital school and | Miss Fuller, who is well known in Dan- bury, has been especially honored in re- ceiving that appointment, as she has been in the hospital only ten months Danbury News.
 The second and last performance of the oporetta Bobby Shafto'' was give en In Music hall Branford, Wednesday evening before faiT-sized audience The principals rendered a very skilf q | station of their parts, and rhe chorus and dances went off without a l hitch At the close of the performance an informal dance was given and ice cream was served to the cast and their friends.
 The lawn party given under the aus pices of St Johns Catholic church of Highwood closed Wednesday evening after a very successful run. The af- fair was in charge of the Rev. Father Kennedy who was assisted by Messrs. Keeley, Murphy. Callahan, D. Sullivan, Igo, Sheldon, Yardley, Tobin, Dervin and several others The ladies served cream each evening. and Meehan's or chestra furnished music for dancing, MT. Hill prompting. A voting contest for the most popular young lady of the parish resulted in Miss Margaret Keeley receiving the prize, large loaf of cake. she leading Miss L. Magann by ten votes.
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