The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1900-08-20

gave the Capital city crowd rousing
serenade as parting tribute. Presi-
dent Hewes was called upon for a
speech, in which he briefly referred to
the pleasure that had been experienced
by the Hartford association, and ten
dered thanks to the New Haven associ-
alton, and the band, which had done 80
much to make the occasion a success"
Miss Susie Baldwin OF Lyon street has
returned from the Berkshire Hills after
a stay of several weeks.
! Frank J. Kinney, first baseman of
the Branford ball team, is working at
his old position in the railroad office in
| this city.
1 Miss Edna I. Mumford of New York
! has been visiting Mrs. H. M. Fields at
I her cottage at Woodmont during the
past ten days and has now returned to
her home.
| Dennis Reidy, clerk for G. s. Wood
cock, Branford, returned Thursday from
| a vacation spent in Elmira, N Y.
| Mrs f. N Tichenor of Philadelphia
is visiting her niece, Mrs. J. W. Hop
per, at her handsome residence, THE
| Rusland," on Washington avenue and
Noble street Branford.
The Misses Margaret and Harriet
Eadie, who have been visiting Mrs. II.
B. Williams of Church street, Branford,
left Saturday for Weatherly, Pa.
Mrs. P. D. Beach and daughter, Dor
othy of Branford left Friday for Meri-
den for visit with relatives.
Miss Grace Little of this city, who
has just graduated at the high school
here, 10 visiting her grandmother, Mrs.
Mary Johnson, in Beacon Falls.
j. Desmond, e. j. Bird and Charles
Ahearn Of Branford started Saturday
morning for Palmer, Mass, where they
will remain over Sunday as the guests
of Daniel Ahearn, formerly of Bran
ford.
William Weaver and family of State
street have taken Jesse Mallory's
house on Quinnipiac avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Adams and
daughter of New York arrived Friday
to spend the remainder of August with
Mr.. and Mrs. George Franham of Mill
Plain, Branford.
Mrs. George Dickens and daughter,
Helena, of Dwight street, and sister.
Miss Nable Summons of Edgewood
avenue, have returned home after
spending a few days in the Berkshire
Hills.
Miss Lottie I. Morgan of Norwalk is
visiting Mrs. A. B. Barker of Fades
street, Branford.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. D. Trecartin of 500
Winthrop avenue are spending the
summer months in Lubec, Me- They
will return in September, stopping in
Massachusetts and Rhode Island on
their way back.
Assemblyman e. J. Rice and sister,
Miss Katheryn Rice, of Harrison, N
j., are visiting Mrs. Ellen Rice of Main
street, Branford.
AT the residence of Mr.. and Mrs E.
Buxbaum, Asa Congress avenue, a fam
lily dinner was given last evening In
honor of the thirteenth birthday ami
versary of their youngest son, Milton
Covers were laid for twenty.
Mrs. Frieda Scheinbein and her son
Fred of this city are visiting with her
mother, Mrs. Frederick Booker, of
Church street, Seymour
Mrs. Ezekiel Brown and her two
grandsons Masters George and Willie
Bronson of Beacon Falls, are spending
a couple of weeks at the shore in West
Haven.
The Misses Carrie and Edna Benja-
min of this city are the guests of Miss
Anna Hull in Bradford
Mrs, George A. James of Seymour is
her two nieces, the Misses |
Osborn of this city
Recent arrivals in Branford are: Mrs
Charles M. Cox Miss Louise S. Cox,
New York city; Mrs. T. w. Kent, Mas
sey and wife, Middletown: e. IT. Selbie, !
Waterbury; G. T. Sharkey, New York |
city; G. w. Hartford Hartford c. H. |
kellogg and Miss Mary H. Kellogg of |
Utica, N. y; "A. ID. Day, New Haven;
Bryan Fl. Smith, Brooklyn; Miss l. r. |
Gibson, Brooklyn; Fl. G. Masedale Buff |
falo, N. Y; Mr.. and Mrs. j. Edmond ,
Mason, New York
John M. Marvin and family are
spending the month of August in New
town.
Mrs. j. G, Doody, with her sisters, !
the Misses Elizabeth and Grace Nc
Carthy, of Davenport avenue, are
spending the summer in Litchfield.
Mrs. Isaac Damn and Miss Olive
Damn have gone to Watch Hill to be
away during August.
Miss May Sanford Of 513 Winthrop
avenue left New Haven yesterday noon
'or visit with friends on the Hudson.
Msr. Benjamin H. Cheney and daugh-
.er, Miss Alice. who have been at
Watch Hill the past three weeks,
Where they probably will remain
through the month of August. were
oined by DR.. Cheney over Sunday.
Miss Grace e. Peck, a nurse in Dr.
B. Austin Cheney's private sanitarium
n this city. who has been spending a
ew days at the home OF A. B. Peck in
seymour, has gone to New York to
pend the remainder of her vacation.
before returning to her duties in the
hospital.
Harry M. Hewes and family have re-
urned from two weeks stay at Short
Beach.
Miss Sadie Holbrook and a number of
Ter friends are in Washington, Conn.
or the summer
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Newton Pierpont are
n Washingto, Conn, where they will
enain until September.
Mr., and Mrs. Herbert Barnes of this
ity are guests at the Forest Hills
ouse at F'ranconta, where a number of
Their New Haven folk are Willing
way August.