The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1901-07-24

! a week with Mrs. Emma Miller ana Her
daughter, Miss Carrie, of Campbell
avenue, West Haven.
James Stevens Of Dodgeville, Wis,
is visiting his niece, Mrs. Benjamin
Williams in Seymour.
Edward Marlin, brother of Mrs. j.
! C. Hyde, of George street, has returned
to his home in Middletown after spend
ing a week with his sister
Miss Ruth Seaman, of this city, is
the guest of Mrs. Charles Mason in
Seymour.
Mrs. William Rahrer of Union ave-
nue., West Haven, is i'll with malarial
fever.
! Miss Annie Lawrence, of Waterbury,
! is visiting her uncle's family Rev.
George Hubbard, of Main street, West
Haven.
Miss Ardella Plat, of First avenue,
! West Haven, has gone to Southbury for
her summer outing.
Other guests at Oak cottage, Bran
ford, over Sunday were Mr.. and Mrs.
T. z. Carney and son, of New Britain,
Mr.. and Mrs. e. j. Coffee, of Bridge
port, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank d. Golding,
of Branford, Mr. and Mrs, Robert
Bradley and son, of New Haven, and
Robert Bone and sister, of New Ha-
ven.
Ex-senator Jones and Mrs Jones, of
Rogers street, Branford, have for their
guest this summer Miss Hustled, of
Hustled came on here from New Jer
Hustled came nhere from New Jer-
sey, and while there she had an OPP
portunity to meet and become acquaint-
ed with the famous New Jersey mos
quito. The comparison between the
families of the states in point of size
we should judge is as our mosquito to
the humble bee
Thomas Oliver, who has been in
Grace hospital, has entirely recovered
and is at his home on Campbell ave-
nue., West Haven.
Mrs. John Scott, of Eden avenue,
Southington, is entertaining her father,
Mr.. Judd, of this city.
The Misses Charlotte and Effie Hills,
of Campbell avenue, West Haven, are
visiting their aunt, Miss Hills, of
Hartford.
The record at the Glover Hill Golf
club Bristol, has again been lowered.
On Saturday afternoon Professor Will
liam Woods Chandler, of this city, and
Frederick Hutchinson. of Bristol each
made the nine holes In forty-nine
strokes.
Mrs. M Chandler Eliot, formerly of
this city, but now of New York, is
visiting Mrs. Herman Clark, of Mount
Carmel.
Philip Glasner, of Glasner Bros,
Bridgeport, will leave July 20 for a
three months trip which will be spent
in Germany France, Switzerland and
Italy.
II. G.. Warnsher, granite dealer of
Perkasie, Penn, who spent last week
with Mr.. Yorke and family, of 761
Campbell avenue, West Haven, has re-
turned to his home.
Miss ]. C. Maher and Miss Campbell,
of Bridgeport, and DR.. Chapman, of
this city, are the guests of Mrs. Will
liam III. Perry, of Bridgeport, at her
cottage at Bethlehem N. H., in the
White Mountains
Word has been received from Mre.
Anna D. Pollard, of Southington, that
she Is slowly regaining her health and
expected to leave Steep Falls, Maine,
where she has been for several weeks,
and go to Island Pond in northern
Vermont.
Miss Mary Bushnell, of Clinton, is
the guest of her cousin, Miss Rita |
Lord of Center street, West Haven.
Rev. Alexander Hall, of this city a
former pastor of the Congregational |
church of Chester, preached in the Con-
church of Deep River Sum-
day.
Miss Kathryn s. Bunce, of South |
ington, accompanied by Mrs. Kate
Nichols, has gone to Long Branch, |
where she will spend a short vacation
as the guest of school friends from the |
south.
Mrs. Rhodes and daughter Helen, of
Campbell avenue, West Haven, spent !
last week with Mrs. Rhodes parents at
North Madison, where Miss Helen will |
until cool weather
Misses Margaret Smith and Ethel |
Shepard, of Southington, who have
been spending several weeks in Ash
field, Mass, as the guests of Mrs.
Pease, returned yesterday
The committee in charge of the bene-
fit whist which Is to be held on the |
lawn of Mrs w. A. Borden, of Alden |
avenue, this afternoon at 3 o'clock, are |
hoping for large attendance. The in !
is extended to all interested |
and the affair will be a most enjoyable
one Ice cream and cake will be sold |
during the afternoon and evening. The
band concert of the evening will doubt
less be a great attraction.
The Hon. Herbert w. Rathbone and |
Miss Edith Rathbone, of Mystic, ar
rived in Litchfield last Thursday for
the season. Other arrivals are: e. B.
Doynton, Hartford; the Rev. William
r. Webster, Boston, Mass; George r.
Stone and family, New Haven; S. B.
Terry, Waterbury; Mr.. and Mrs w. B.
Adams, New York; George Barnes and
Walter Barnes, Brooklyn N. r.;
George A. Faulmann, Waterbury; Ar
thur Pettigrew, Boston; Robert Van
Horn New Haven; r. +. Higgins and
wife, Terryville; Mrs. Randall, Sey-
nour; T. l.. Parkhurst, Stamford; Will
lam H. Hobbs Madison, Wis. C. r.
Van Hose, Madison, Wis; William
North Rice Middletown; Herbert E.
Gregory, New Haven; William Smith,
Madison Wis, and Charles M. Walker,
New Haven.
Mrs. Harriet Tyler, of Elm street,
West Haven, has returned from her
visit to Newburg and Buffalo, where
,he attended the Pam American expo- !