The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1900-07-27

| July 26.-Frank Bosworth has re-
| turned home after an extended trip in
| Massachusetts.
| Mrs. Hart sperry, Miss Evelyn Du-
rand and Mss Nellie Beard leave Fri
day morning for the White mountains
for a few weeks.
Mrs. Selden Of Middle Haddam Is Wis
ittng her sister. Mrs. II. |. Mathewson.
Miss Myra Roberts is visiting Mrs.
Charles Lyman at Boston, Mass.
Mrs. Glendora Brown and family are
spenlng the week at Burwolpcs Beach.
Miss Georgia Parshley Of Boston Is
visiting her sister, Mrs. e. B. Holloway
on North street.
The funeral services OF Mrs. Maria
Thomas. mother Of Mrs. William Gold
smith was held on Wednesday after
noon. Interment was in New Haven.
The unio, picnic of the churches will
be held al Mansfield's grove to-day.
The cars will leave the postoffice at S:2S
and 1855 o'clock. The fare will be fifty
cents for the round trip.
Edgar Il. Clark has purchased the
grlst mill occupied by M. T. Gregory
and he has also purchased the property
on the opposite side OF the river occu-
pied by A. E. Clarke. These factories
will soon be used by parties from out
of town.
gaining his health.
Arthur Bosworth is soon to start for
California to locate.
Mrs. Julian Bristol and family of An
sonia arc guests Of Mr. and Mrs. j. N.
Booth at Seaside.
Bank Commissioner Metcalf, wife and
three daughters of Providence, r. L.,
are stopping at Miss Charlotte Strong's.
William Beach will return to Boston
this week after a two weeks visit with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey
Beach
There will be a praise service in the
First church next Sunday evening,
consisting of Hymns that have help
ed"
The annual reunion of the Twenty
seventh regiment, G. w., is likely to be
held In Milford this year.
John Curnow of South Norwalk spent
few hours In town yesterday.
Mrs. Jarvis of Yonkers, N. Y, is the
guest Of DR.. and Mrs w. S. Putney on
Broad street
Miss Mary Bud of washington, D.
c., who has been visiting relatives in
New York, has returned to her aunt's, |
Mrs. Mary III. Smith, on River street
Misses Belle Brothwell and Essie Pull
yer of Torrington are enjoying weeks
vacation at Walnut Beach.
Misc Mippia yyyiIba1,,v Of Hartford Ia |
visiting Charles Wilhelmy.
Miss Susie Carroll of River street is
visiting friends in Massachusetts.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Russell, who
have been spending several weeks with
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Cornwall, have re-
turned to their home In Illinois.
Mrs Walter Smith Of Factory street
is seriously i'll.
Colonel Card, Mrs. Card and daugh-
tiers, Addie and Hazel of Mllerton, N
Y, are stopping at the Colonial Inn,
Woodmont
The board of seectmen have received
orders from Highway Commissioner
Macdonald to advertise for bids for the
OF two new roads under
the state supervision.
Moves Bailey and J. E. Lockwood are
having water put into their houses on
Rogers avenue.
The Arctics will not play ball on Sat
urday with the r. M Bassets of Derby
Miss Louise Malone of Waterbury is
stopping at Walnut Beach
Miss Marion Buckingham has return
I'd from her two weeks vacation.
Mrs. Sweet has removed from Wood
mont into Mrs. Nathan Clark's house
IN Center street
Miss Mabel Wilhelmy of New Haven
avenue Is the guest of Mrs. G. III. Ran
lall at Far View, Morris Conn
Miss Maude Peterson has returned to !,
Ter home in Bridgeport after two
weeks visit with relatives in Milford.
Miss Susie Warburton has returned
lone after three weeks visit in Ok
ord.
Miss Emma Hart of New Haven Is
he guest of her cousin, Miss Jennie