The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1900-08-30

| Lake Pheasant camp lneelluS. Mdly
cottages have been built during the past
two years, and trolley system from
| Old Greenfield, distance Of six miles,
extends to the camp.
Edward O'Brien of Hillside avenue,
Branford, has accepted a position with
| the Edward Malley company, New Ia
lven.
Edward Fowler of Clintonville, who
has had an extended trip with his hicy-
Gle to Norwalk Bridgeport, Meridcn,
Hartford and other towns, has returned
home.
The Misses Clune, Guisto, Bacon,
|O'Grady, Shadt and Griffen, who have
been occupying FairvieW cottage, Sun
set Beach, Branford, will leave for their
homes to-day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lyon and MI. and Mrs
Charles E. Larom of New Haven have
been the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. w. M.
Sexton of Clintonville this week.
The condition of Israel A. Kelsey of
West Haven yesterday was unchanged,
He is no worse and is, on the whole,
slowly improving.
| James HI. Reynolds of West Haven is
slowly improving.
Miss Daisy Farrell of Wooster street
has returned home from pleasant two
weeks vacation with friends in New
London.
| Jacob Gross, the Bradford shoemaker,
moved his family to Bridgeport Tues
| day morning. He has rented store
there.
! Miss Leda Caldwell of New York is
visiting friends in town.
C. M. Gourley and family have re-
turned from the West Haven shore,
where they have been spending several
weeks.
Miss Kate Gilmartin who was injured
by a fall from Whitney avenue car
last June is recovering. Until few
days ago her mind was affected, and
prepare lions to commit her to Middle
town were made. Her Improvement,
however, warrants the belief that she
may be discharged from the hospital
very soon.
Mrs Hiram Fowler has just returned
from her stay at Newport, much i'm
proved in health.
Thomas H. Bolmer, former member
of the firm of Prince & Whitley, bank
ers and brokers, New York, and brother
of Clarence E. Bolmer. New Haven
manager of the house, is spending sew
eral weeks in the Adirondae11s.
A. j. MacEsiin of 551 Winthrop ave-
nue. who has been spending his vaca-
ton at Bridgewater, Conn, is expected
home to-day.
The Misses Carey of New Haven were
the guests of relatives in Branford on
Tuesday evening.
Dr. and Mrs. Burton Talmage return
ed Tuesday from a three weeks stay
in Vermont
Mrs John Cremmins and son Roy of
New Haven are being entertained by
street, Branford.
Mr. and Mrs Louis Hartman and Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Burnham of Grafton
street and their guest, Mrs. Holiday of |
have returned from stay |
at Morris Cove.
George Gum of Branford is visiting |
relatives in Brooklyn.
Mrs. E. q. Clinton and daughters, the |
Misses Dora and Jennie and Master |
Locel and Clinton of Clntonvlle are at |
Short Beach.
J. Frank Adams, Yale SO, at present |
of a typewriting agency, has
just returned from two months trip |
abroad. Mr.. Adams left New Haven
the latter part of June, going TO Liver
pool from Boston. Arriving there, in
with friends he took a trip |
very popular with Americans, riding on
his wheel to London and visiting sew
aral we'll known English places on the
way. After spending some time in Lon
Ion he went to Paris. After spending a
week there, attending the exposition,
etc. he went to Germany and Holland.
He returned to this country on the Ma
estic.
C. w. fireman, former druggist in the
Of Branford, but now of
is spending few days in
own with his family.
Physical Director Denman of the Y.
W. C. A. left yesterday on his vaca-
ion He is to take trip on his wheel
rom this city to his home in Has
,rocuk, N. Y.
Miss Lena Ives of Cheshire is very i'll.
Her aunt, Mrs. Caroline Cook OF Hart,
ord, is with her,
Junior Secretary Meserve Of the Y.
4. c. A. returned yesterday to his Of
ice from his summer vacation. lie has
een absent about two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs W. Fl. Allen returned
saturday evening from trip to Mag
ra Falls.
W. A. Soule the newly elected prin-
ipal of the Cheshire high school, has
rived and with his family will occu-
y the apartments vacated by the for
Ter principal, Mr. Robinson.
Mrs M c. Doolittle of Clinton ave-
ue this city, is visiting relatives in
'heshire.
Mr.. and Mrs Oscar F. Wilcox of Chic
pee Mass, are the guests of Mr.. and |
1rs W. A. Lanyon in Cheshire for , h
wv weeks
Timothy Guilford of Cheshire left on C
tuesday, morning to join the Rev Mil C
dge Walker on trip to the Adiron- n
acks.
The Rev. Mr.. Sniffin of Middletown S
reached at St. Peters church, Chesh-
e, on Sunday last. Next Sunday the I
ev. Mr.. Gregory of Southern Pines, N.
:, will officate. E
Dr. and Mrs. Robert Emmett Jones
Richmond, Va, are the guests of | II
rs Jones father, Charles McGlynn of L
dgewood avenue. They are returning q
ON a three months trip to Europe in
hich they visited France, Germany n
I'd England. DR.. Jones was sent Il