The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1900-09-10

lettings.
Professor and Mrs. T. G. Shepard ar
rived home Saturday from Lyme, Conn.
where they have been spending the las
six weeks.
Miss Laura A. Hill of this city is the
lguest of friends on Summer street
Stamford
Mrs. D. H. Davis and her son, Albert
M. Davis, have gone for a ten days
visit to her mother, Mrs. Julia A. Miller
who resides at Bedford, Westminster
county, N. Y
Harry Beardsley, formerly of Bran
ford, but now an electrician of Lynn
Mass, is spending a three weeks vaca-
tion at his old home at Branford Point
Ernest NJ. Butler, secretary of the
Childs Business college, and Mrs, But
Ter, have returned from a two weeks
vacation spent in Woodstock.
! C. A. Crouch of Barlow, N. Y, is Wis
iting relatives in Branford.
Mrs Nora r. Stanley and daughter,
Paula, of New Haven, are visiting Mrs.
Charles II. Barrett, Mrs Stanley's sis
ter, at 81 Windsor street, Hartford. Mrs.
Stanley is the widow of Lawrence T.
Stanley, who was on the editorial staff
of the New Haven Palladium for some
time before his death
Rev. Father Harry pastor Of st.
Mafys church, New Britain, has arriV-
spent in Europe.
Mr. and Mrs. Sidney p Butler, who
for the past two months have been at
Woodstock, have returned to their
home in Lake Place
Miss Ella OBrien and Miss Margaret
Cahill, daughter of DR.. Cahill of this
city, are the guests of Mrs. John f.
Stack of East Main street, New Britain.
Mrs J. Birney Tuttle has returned
from a months outing spent in central
New York having visited Utica Roch-
ester Niagara, and other neighboring
towns.
The Rev. Shepherd Knapp of South
ington is at his fathers home in Itch
field, ill with severe attack of inham-
matory rheumatism.
Mr.. and Mrs William w. Farnam sail
for Europe this week for a six months
trip, going first to England and France
and later, by way of Vienna and Buda
Pesth, to Constantinople In the win
ter they will go to Greece and later to
Egypt
Stephen O'Brien, formerly with j.
Hutchinson & Co., druggists of Bran
ford, has accepted a position with j. T.
Kane, grocer, in Branford.
George Taylor, of Friend, Neb., who
has been absent from this state for thir-
ty-four years, is home on visit with
friends in Hartford and in the place of
his nativity in Simsbury. He was orig
inally in the Twenty fifth Connecticut
regiment. After the return of that COM
mand under Colonel George p Bissell
to the state, Mr. Taylor enlisted in the
Sixteenth and was captured with that
regiment at Falmouth N. c. He was in |
Andersonville through the summer of |
1854. After the war he married in Ohio, |
and his wife is now visiting in Della |
ware, in that state, while he is in Con- |
necticut |
Mrs. r. H. WEIGH, wife of DR.. Welcif |
Of Winsted and daughter, Miss Louise |
WEIGH, have been the guests the past |
week of DR.. and Mrs. William c. WEIGH |
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