The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-08-21

ford after a visit of several weeks wit
 friends in Central and Western Ney l York state.
 Miss Inez Smith and party of four
 teen from Hartford are occupying th Mash cottage at Indian Neck.
 MT and Mrs. Stephen M Wells, Jr. l of Bristol, who have New Haven rela
 tives were made happy Saturday even l ing by the advent of an eight pount
 boy, He was promptly named and nov | there are three representations of the ] Wells family, all bearing the sam;
 name. The elder Stephen M Wells 1 who is far from being an old man. i: one of the most prosperous farmers o1 l the good old town of Wethersfield ant l is an active member of the State Agri-
 cultural association. Stephen M Wells
 Jr., is active in manufacturing and is | at the head of a concern in Graystone l that makes all kinds and sizes o1 chains.
 Miss Helen Weaver who has been visiting Miss Susie Elliott in Clinton returned home to Philadelphia Mon- day.
 Rev Arthur Chase of Ware, who is summering at Indian Neck, conducted services at Trinity church, Branford, on Sunday morning.
 w. H. Barnes, who has been visiting
 Mrs. L. B. Bundy at Rose Mead Villa,
 Clinton, has returned to Chicago.
 Mrs. C. A. Hoadley and family of
 Branford have returned home from
 Sunset Beach. The camp is now occu-
 pied by MT. and Mrs. John w. Nichols of Cherry Hill and their grandchildren.
 E. c. Johnson, who has been confined
 to his home on Bradley avenue by ill., ness for a week, is now much improv- ed and is able to be out of doors again.
 Word has been received from Albert M. Sigourney of Bristol that he has reached his destination, Leige, in Bel gium, where his daughter is studying music in one of the most famous con- servatories fer teaching violin music in the old world. Mr. Sigourney had trained nurse to care for him on the trip across and arrived in Belgium in as good condition as could be expected His health has improved until he is able to walk half mile a day.
 Hon. John G. Bacon arrived at his summer residence in Guilford yester- day with his automobile.
 Edward Casey of East Main street, Branford, spent Sunday as the guest of friends in the Elm City.
 Miss Julia Albinger of Branford left on Monday for a two weeks vacation, to be spent in Newtown.
 A surprise party was tendered to Miss Rose Nevins of Ward street by her many friends Monday night. It was given as a farewell party to Miss Nevins, who will depart for Manessa, Pa, Friday. The first part of the evening was given up to the taking of a fashlight picture and after this many games were played Solos were rendered by Miss Dwyer, MT. Levy and MT. Sternberg. Dancing was also in dulged in. About midnight a bounti- full supper was served and soon aftre the party broke up. Among those pres- ent were: Miss Rose Nevins, Miss Helen Boucher, Miss Josephine De Lacy, Miss Dwyer, Miss Kittie Flana- gan Miss Helen Cahill, Miss Mamie Butler, Miss Slattery, Miss May Gar vey, Miss Lizzie O'Connor, Miss Fin nerty, Miss Sadie Mcdonald. Miss Barry, Miss Gertrude Doyle, Massrs. Louis Levy, Bernard Wesbecher, Will liam Griffin, George Halfnger, Edward Brophy, William Kelly, Clarence Neale, William Nichols, James O'Connor, William HanIey Duncan, Mansfield, Garvy, Leonard, Devlin, Murray, Stern berg, and Williams. The Nevins-De- lay Bouch trio were present and add ed much to the entertainment
 Robert Eadie and wife of Weather ly Penn. are expected in Branford to- day and will be the guests for the next two weeks of H. M. Williams and fam fly.
 Chief Bradley and Fire Commission CT M. P Rice of Branford left yester- day morning for Boston, Mass, for the final inspection of the new hook and ladder truck which, if satisfactory, will be shipped at once and will arrive in q day or two
 There are quite a colony of Connec- ticut people now quartered at the va rious summer places in the Berkshire t1lllS. AL hldSS., dI . MI. anu Mrs. W. R. Newsome, Harold New some, MT and Mrs. Charles Spencer, Irving Spencer, Hartford; Miss Minnie R. Steele of Waterbury; Miss Ida Pierce, Miss w. W. Kaye, Enfield; Miss Helen Brown, Norwalk; Miss Ed 1a J. Dygert of New Haven; Mrs. w. D. Hotchkss Dudley F. Hotchkiss, Miss Florence Nelson, Oakville; Mrs E. Bishop, Miss Ethel Bishop, Herbert Bishop, Wilfred Bishop, Meriden.
 At Great Burlington are: Rev. A, J. Haynes, New Haven; MT. and Mrs. ieorge F. Judd, Waterbury; Mir. and Mrs. Wayland, MT. and Mrs, J. P. MT. and Mrs E. Buekman, Mrs. c. W. McCalister New Haven.
 At Egremont are Miss Helen F. 3ish, Bridgeport; Mrs Mary T. Jack on, New Haven; Miss G. Urine Green, Hiss Edith Wells, Canaan; John Moore, Vinsted.
 At Northampton are: J. E. Killand, New Haven; M. F. Conklin, N F. | oeck, Hartford; William c. Reynolds, | Norwich; I. P. Kellogg, Waterbury.