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

of his son, Pearl p, jr., at S79 Whal-
ley avenue. Three years ago the eiuer
| Mr.. Sperry left his Woodbridge farm
for the Klondike. He has been very
| successful.
Mrs f. Fl. Gardner and little daugh-
ter, from Hartford, are visiting with
Mrs. S. p. Sanford in Oxford Center.
Miss May Adams Of this city is Wis
! iting her sister, Mrs. Henry Grace or
Cherry Hill, Branford.
Mrs. Jane Fairchild and son, David
A. Fairchild, who have been with Mrs
Kate NJ Davis in oxford for three or
four weeks, returned to their home In
| Bridgeport on Friday last
| Mrs William r. Saunders of Cherry
! street, Waterbury, and her sister. Mrs.
| Knight, who is on a visit from Eng
| land, have gone on a visit to Harrison
| Vile, Mo, some miles from Kansas
City, where Mrs. Saunders son, the
Rev. Robert Saunders, is located.
Fred Hoxsie of oxford has gone to
Brooklyn n Y. to spend about two
weeks with relatives.
The Rev. Father OReilly and E. C.
Thiesen Of Branford are expected home,
Friday, from their trip through the
northern states.
The members of st. Andrews boy
choir of Meriden leave for Westbrook
this mDrning for ten days stay.
They will be in charge of Organist r.
A. H Clarke and Sexton Frank Clark
of st. Andrews church. The boys will
be located at the Walker cottage of ten
rooms at Middle beach during their
stay.
The Rev. Dr. F. E. Marble and wife
of Brattleboro are visiting relatives in
Branford.
State Road Commissioner Macdonald
was in Waterbury yesterday and called
OH Selectman Morris to consult with
him concerning the Watertown road.
Rev. Dighton Moses of Sherman is
spending his vacation with Mr. and
Mrs f. W. Hubbard at their home on
the Southford road in Oxford.
John Sayles, the well known pitcher |
of the Welcome baseball team Of Wa
terbury has returned from a trip to
New Haven and New York.
Mrs. Mary A. Riggs of Union City,
Naugatuck, is the guest of her cousins
Mr. and Mrs. a. B. Human in Oxford
for few days.
Rev. Leander r. Chamberlain, for
merly of Norwich and well known here,
now connected with the India Relief
association in New York city, is the
in case against Charles
Seaton, charged with ewindling the so
ciety by forging checks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Harrison Mrs.
Eli Rogers and Mr. and Mrs. Herbert
T2roJ of pro Iaf+ |
for a two weeks trip through
Nova Scotia.
The Waterbury Merchants associa-
ton has just received from Secretary
Wilbur B. Ives of the Meriden Business
Mems association, an invitation to at
tend genuine old-fashioned Bristol
sheep bake, given by the Meriden as
;ocia ton at Lake Compounce, Wednes-
lay, September 5, at 2 p. m. The in
Iitation will probably be accepted.
Miss Julia Dwight has arrived in
Bradford from Pasadena, and Is now
lomiciled at Mrs. Russells house on |
Iopson avenue.
A very jolly affair was the outing
riven hv the M T.. A club Al the ! ,
'amping grounds at Johnstons Point, ,
tuesday afternoon, to a number of it's |
ady friends. A very bountiful spread I
vas prepared by the young men and
f which the young ladies thankfully
After a very pleasant sail all
resent attended the hop at Cosey J
Beach. Among the ladies' present :
ere Miss Lauraine Hazen, Miss Leah .
-aughn, Miss Jewell Welch and Miss \
eatrice Buckley of Springfield, Mass,
Iiss Adella Sullivan, Miss Mae Bow
'an and Miss Retta Tierney The t
lembers Of the club are Messrs. b
ames Sullivan, Kennedy, Monahan. t
herman, Hildebrand, Dunn and "
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