The daily morning journal and courier., 1900-08-22
and 1t Is hoped by his friends that he will soon be out of danger.

I Antoinette Welch, the young daugh-
 ter of Mr and Mrs. Howard E. Welch,
 celebrated her ninth birthday Monday
 night with an exceedingly pretty lawn
 party a- her home. 30 Grove street,
 strir gs of Japanese lanterns lighted the
 cool lawn, and a delicious supper of
 all sorts of goodies the kind of things
 children wish for at a party, were
 served under a tent-a real wigwam"
 the children declared it to be. Little
 Miss Welch received her guests most
 gracefully. Twenty-Five boys and girls
 were present, and the children played games and had the merriest kind of
 time. There were any number of pret-
 ty birthday presents.
 simon D. Weissman, window dresser for William Frank & Co.,, has rendered
 his resignation to take effect August 25. At that time he will leave for Philadel-
 phia, where he will engage in business
 for himself.
 J. A. Adams of 12O St. John street
 has gone for a stay at the Pembroke hotel, Woodmont
 A. A. Kellogg, proprietor of the gun store on State street, has gone for a stay at New Hartford.
 Miss Kittie Dunn left Sunday for a two weeks vacation. She will spend one week at Saratoga and then go on to | Canton, O., for weeks stay with old friends
 J. J. Henderson of 20 Dwight street is at Wallineford, Vt. Mrs. E. Pendergast, accompanied by her daughter, Miss Alice have returned to their home in Toronto Canada, after very pleasant visit to her son, James c. Pendergast, of No. 63 Hamilton street.
 Mrs. Levi Ives of this city has re- turned from a stay at Magnolia, New Hampshire.
 Mrs. Jennie Larkins and daughter Carrie of 23 Cottage street are visiting E. c. Larkins of Willimantic, conductor on the Air Line division of the Consoi- dated road. Charles l.. Baldwin of 36 College street has returned from stay at Melvin, New Hampshire.
 Rev w. F. McEwen has returned from Woodbury.
 Clifford Morton, clerk for Charles Bradley in Branford, has been sick at pllS IlOIIlc OL INOHlOWSSe SlIGSL SlIlCG IG5L Thursday.
 M. L. Beecher, who has been staying in Woodbridge, has gone for stay at Ocean Grove, N. J.
 Miss Jeannie Ives, daughter of c. P. Ives, has returned from very pleas ant stay in Glastonbury and in that vii cinity.
 Harry F. Woodstock, organist of St. Paul'f urch, New Haven, who is spen le summer with his parents on ain street, Branford, has re- tur. n pleasant vacation spent in N----.ont
 Leander Bennett of New Zealand is the guest of his brother, Enoch Bennett of Perry Hill, Derby This is MT Ben nett's first visit to his relatives in twen- .ty-f1ve years and he is much surprised at the changes in Derby since he was there before.
 Miss l. Carlson of Meriden has been visiting Miss Lottie Vickstrom of Bran- ford.
 Miss Bessie Flanders of Branford is teaching stenography at Child's Bus ness college, this city.
 Frank F. Bartholomew, clerk at the office of Kimberly, Root & Day, is en- toying a weeks vacation, which he is | spending in Winsted.
 Harvey Page of Dallas, Texas, is vis- | iting friends in Branford MT. Page | was born in Branford, but left there in 1859
 Mrs. Horton, wife of Dr. Horton of | New Haven, was the organist at the | First Congregational church in Derby | last Sunday and played very accepta- ply.
 Miss Katherine A. Nettleton of Derby | will sail for Europe on the Lucania next | She is to accompany Mr. | and Mrs. Robert F. Adams of that l place.
 Charles s. Marsh of Branford is quite ill
 James Quinn and N. F. Weiman of Branford will attend the biennal con- clave of the Knights of Pythias which will be held in Detroit on Friday and 
 Dr. w. O. Beecher of Waterbury has from his vacation spent at 
 Miss Edith Helbg of this city is the guest of Mrs. s. J. Wells of Morning side, Watertown.
 Richard Hart of Pine Orchard will take up the duties of Adams Express agent, to succeed F. T. Whitney, Sep tember 1.
 Miss Nellie Tobin of this city is visit ing Miss Marion Clark of Leavenworth street, Waterbury.
 Emery Lareau, who for the past five years has been employed by the Derby Paper Mills company, has severed his with the concern and join d with others to form the New Haven Novelty company, which was organized ,n Saturday and of which MT Lareau will be the secretary and outside man , ,ger. MT. Lareau will not remove his I 'amily from Shelton, which he will still claim as his horne I Miss Gardner of this city is quite i'll i tt the Stevens house, Norfolk. She won :, he singles in the croquet tournament T ast week. Miss Clara Kimball of the Branford T telephone exchange is spending week q with friends in Wiliamsville Morgan Bulkeley Brainard of Hart :, ord, son of the Hon. Leverett Brain :. .rd, who graduated this year from Yale university, will return in the fall for the egular course in the Yale Law school. :. Mrs. H. D. Granger and daughter of Cast Hartford are visiting friends here or a week.