The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-08-19

1 and their guest, Miss Julia Curtlss or Branford, were among the Vlsltors 10 Camp Mclean Friday. l Miss Winnie Schutz who has spent a most delightful vacation with MISS Rose Weiss at the latter's home on l Lafayette street, for two weeks, has re- l turned to her New York city home.
 Miss Marion Brooks of this city Is visiting Miss Henrietta Juelich of Court street, West Haven.
 Arrivals at Shady Side, Morris, E. A. Alvords-Mr. and Mrs. Finniste and Frank Sperry of this city. MT and Mrs. J. M. Tomlinson of | Campbell avenue, West Haven, who are | in North Conway, spending the sum mer, started yesterday for visit to the Pan- American exposition. | Miss Bessie Lewis of this city is vis- | iting Mrs. R. w. Lewis of Meadow street, Naugatuck.
 Miss Alice Reynolds of West Haven returned to her home in Main street 1 Saturday, having spent her summer In company with Miss Carlisle in Can | ada.
 I The Rev. MT Richards of West Hart
  days and the Rev. MT. Curtis of Gran- vile supplied his pulpit yesterday | Mrs. A. H. Young of Elm street IS confined to her room with an attack of acute rheumatism.
 Ericsson Bushnell and family arrived in Madison Wednesday. MT. Bushnell will give a recital in the near future for the benefit of the Madison golf club.
 Fire Chiefs Bradley and Rice of Branford will go on to inspect the new extension hook and ladder truck the first of this week. The truck will prob- ably arrive in Branford the last of the week.
 John M. Kelly and wife of Baldwin street, Waterbury, is spending a few days vacation at Savin Rock.
 Mrs. J. w. Nichols of Cherry Hill, Branford, and her grandchildren will spend next week at the Hoadley camp at Sunset Beach.
 Miss Hattie Spitzner of 397 Oak street has just returned home from two weeks vacation spent at Litchfeld. Miss Spitzner reports that she has en- joyed her sojourn in beautiful Litch- field immensely, and that her health is greatly improved
 Mrs. Charles Palmer of Paved street, Branford, recently had for her guests MT. and Mrs. Jebeau. an aunt and un- cle from Sandusky, o. MT. and Mrs. J. R. Nesbit of 359 Crown street have as their guests MT. and Mrs Charles B. Barnes of Spring ic. hrn Mrs. Nesbit The visitors are being entertained with drives about the city and suburbs and dinners at the shore, one evening the party dining at Hills Homestead, Savin Rock, the previous night going to the Branford Point house. After week spent with their relations, MT and Mrs. Barnes will go to the Colonial Inn, near Woodmont, where they will remain for two weeks. Miss Anna Cass and sister of Wilson street, Waterbury, came Saturday on vacation to this city. Mrs. Lewis c. Baylis of Branford, who is visiting her parents on Hillside avenue, with her son, is perfectly de- lighted with her Pennsylvania home, where she located last winter.
 NIT. r. leIllplc Ol toouLAi i~Sc't'AN "a street Waterbury, is spending weeks vacation at Savin Rock.
 Miss M. Belle Hutchinson, Miss Jose phine Mabbitt and Harry c. Wood stock, all of Branford, left for Brook lyn, this state, where Miss Susie Hutchinson of Brooklyn is also stop ping.
 Mrs. English of North Riverside street, Waterbury, has returned from a vacation spent at the home of friends in this city. Miss Elizabeth English will leave to-day for an extended vaca- ton to be spent in Litchaeld.
 Mrs. Henry w. Averill of Montowese street, Branford, left Saturday for the Stevens house, Norfolk, where her sis ter. Miss Annie Gardiner, is summer ing Mrs. Averill will be away about two weeks
 Mrs Clancy and daughter Jennie and MT. and Mrs. Hanley of Waterbury came on Saturday for a vacation at Savin Rock.
 Miss Betts of New York and Miss Scanlon of Newark. who were the guests of Miss Nettie Terhune of Rog- CTS street, Bransord, the first of the week, are now spending two weeks at Mrs. Peck's Oak cottage
 M. E. Terrell, the popular grocer of Whalley avenue, has gone out of busi- ness. His store and books were bought bv James Mercer of Willard street, former head clerk for Taylor & Mar win. and John Mcclure of Barnett street, former head clerk with M. F. rrar,a1I rTha friends of Mercer & Me- G,1ire wish them success in their new undertaking.
 Greetings on souvenir cards come to friends here from Freiburg, Germany, signed c. w. Kendall, E. V. Reynolds and E. Theodore Liefeld, U. $. consul.
 Miss Theresa Quinn of Bishop street is visiting her aunt, Miss Elizabeth Col well, in this city.
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