The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1900-08-24

a proposal of one of the officers a drum
corps and orchestra was formed The
club now has a membership of twenty
| five. j. ]. McKinnon wishes to state
| to his friends that he has resigned from
| the Syracuse Wheel club to accept
position in the Liberty club.
| William S. Rowe, senior member OF
| the firm of w. S. & E. H. Rowe jewel
ers at 81 Grand avenue, who has been
living at 104 Exchange street for some
| time past, will shortly remove to his
residence at 25 Clinton avenue.
Rev ]. r. Stuffert and family OF
Southngton are on a short driving tour
| in the northern part Of the state.
Mr.. and Mrs Arthur Smith OF
Bridgeport, who have been visiting Mr.,
| and Mrs A. Clark on West Main
street Branford, have returned home.
e. n. Walkley and Frank Barnes OF
Southington will leave Monday for
| weeks stay at Block Island.
DR.. Warren Holder and sister, and
Mortimer Mansfield and wife, who have
been visiting their aunt, Mrs. M. l..
Lawrence on Cherry street. Branford,
have returned to their home In New
York city.
Mrs. John Jennings of South Wind
ham is the guest of her sister, Mrs j.
p. Foster, in Branford.
Word has been received from Henry
M Osborn, bursar of Yale university,
that he has sailed from Europe and is
expected to arrive at his home in this
city, next Tuesday. He has been abb
sent since the first week in July. Since
his departure the bursar's office has
been in charge of George H Butler.
Misses Ethel and Anna Norton Of
Branford have returned from two
weeks stay in Hinsdale, Mass
Mrs. Fowler and her daughter of ia
Dwight street are enjoying a vacation
at Narragansett Pier.
George D. Tucker of Edgewood ave-
nue. has returned from his European
tour, which was begun June 49, Dur
ing his absence on the continent he has
been in seven different countries, name
ly Holland, Belgium England. France,
Germany and other contiguous coun
tries. 1t has been very enjoyable
trip.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Burns, who
have been visiting Nelson Burns on
North avenue, Branford, have returned |
to their home in Boston.
Miss Josephine A. Sanderson has |
gone to Stroudsburg, Pa, and the Della |
ware Water Gap on her vacation.
Miss A. jenkins of Newark, N. j., is
Mrs. Frank H. Barlow on High |
street in Branford
Miss Frances Lynch of this city was
elected third vice president of the
Alumnae Auxiliary association of the
Catholic Summer school at Cliff Haven,
NJ Y, at its annual meeting held at the
school last week.
Miss Viola Hoffman of Pawtucket,
R. l., is visiting friends in Branford.
Miss Ruth Alling of East Berlin is
he guest of her aunt, Mrs. Epson, in
Branford.
Andrew j. Bohan is spending two
weeks vacation at the Thousand ISL
ands.
Mrs. Nearing and daughter, Miss Car
lie, of Branford, are expected home
Saturday from Hinsdale Mass, where
Mrs. Nearing has been for her health.
DIR. Thomas Bergin, head of the staff
If house surgeons at the New Haven
hospital, is on a recreation tour to last
or two weeks
Mrs. Frederick A. Anthony of Bran
ord is caring for her sister Mrs. Frank
1verts of New Haven, who is seriously
Il.
Miss Marie Hooghkirk is spending the
of the summer at Ocean
beach.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. V. Lane of Bradford
eft yesterday for driving tour
Trough the state.
Pearl P. Sperry, ST., alighted from a ,
Vestville trolley car at midnight We'd ,
esday night after an absence of three
ears in the Klondke, with fortune
i his satchel, and entered the home S