The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1900-08-10


ping during this mont hat Middlebury,
I N. Y.
Mrs. Martin Daley and her daugh-
ter, Miss Henrietta, have gone to At
| lantic City for a stay Of two weeks.
There they will meet a party of friends
J from Wallngford.
Alfred Gruener of the w. A. Warner
& Brother company has gone on va
cation of few days. He will not go
out Of town.
Lillian D. Kelsey of this city has the
leading article in the current number of
the International, published in Chicago,
entitled "The Yale Harvard Boat Race
as a Spectacle"
| Walter Camp and the other members
of the collegiate football rules commit
tee have been busy for some time past
in revising the football rules in antici-
patton of the coming season The COM
mittee has completed It's work and the
revised rules are now in the hands of
the printer.
L. M. Soltau and wife leave to-day for
Roslindale, Mass.
Sherman Sanford and family of OK
ford are spending some time at their
cottage at Burns Point, Milford.
Frederick Luke of Torrington spent
last Sunday with his brother, f. A.
Luke of Oxford.
Mrs. George Fairchild and son David
of Bridgeport are spending few days
with Mrs. Kate M. Davis at her home
in Oxford.
William Barnes of New Haven is en-
joying his vacation at his former home
in Oxford.
The Misses Scanlon, Miss McDermott
and Mrs. T. O'Brien will leave Branford
for the Catskills to-day.
Mrs. Frank w. Nichols, Miss Anna
and William Nichols of Bridgeport,
Frederick w. Nichols of Chicago and
Miss Grace Platt of New Haven are
the guests of Miss Jennie Nichols in
Weston.
Miss L. G. Andrews of Canon City,
Col, is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar
Weed in Branford.
G. w. Smith Of New Britain is the
guest of Judge Walsh and family at
Cosey Beach.
Miss Martha Robbins of Branford left
on Wednesday for Providence to visit
friends.
street, Branford, left on Wednesday for
months vacation in Northampton,
Mass. ~.
Misses Mary and Daisy Webster and
Louise Shumway of Berlin have return
ed from Short Beach.
Miss Grace E. Law, Miss Florence T.
Law, Miss Helen L. Sanford and Miss
Mabel Hosmer are stopping in Itch
field at the Orchard cottage on West
street.
]. E. Jacobs and family of Berlin,
who have been at Westbrook for two
weeks have returned home.
Miss Carrie Platts of this city was
visiting friends in Deep River, Conn,
this week.
Messrs. Chapman and Perry Of Hart
ford and Theodore Blakes!ee of New
Haven were in Deep River on Tues
day.
Miss l.. G. Andrews of Kansas City
is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Weed of
Branford.
The MISSES Lottie Higgins and Nellie
Donovan of Shelton are the guests of
relatives on East Main street in Bran
ford.
Registered yesterday at the Hotel Sea |
View, Savin Rock were James r. Stone |
and wife of Bridgeport, M. C. Moore OF |
Westfield, Mass, John Keough of |
Conn, G. j. Sampson of |
Boston, D. W. Lemis and wife and r. |
w. Lewis and wife of Naugatuck, V. !
Munger and wife of Ansona, Edward |
Y. Lewis, e. M. French and B. L. Lew |
Is of Bridgeport, H. Undorf Of Tohams- |
ton, E. HI. Goodale of Hartford and |
Father Shelley and choir of thirty Of |
the Sacred Heart church Of Water
bury.
Registered at the Beach house, Savin
Rock, are Mrs. Solomon Vogel, Arthur
Vogel and Jacob Vogel of Hartford and |
VI. Harris and wife and James +. Car
nody of Waterbury.