The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1901-07-20

are guests at VILLAIN Turkington's IN
East Morris.
Miss Greta Bailey, of Orange, is the
guest of Miss Pauline Newton Oh
Washington avenue, West Haven
DR.. w. C. Vile, of Danbury, brother-
in-law of c. H. LOOMS, the piano
dealer of this city, has purchased Oh
Joseph A. Serre nineteen acres OIL
woodland adjoining his farm in Mouh-
tainville .....
Miss Rena Smith, of Center street.
West Haven, has returned from her
visit to Sunset Farm, orange,
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ w. Curtis will go TO
Brimfield, Mass, to-day, where they
meet their son DR.. Curtis, and ENJOY
with him an extended period of recrea-
ton.
Mrs. M. E. Hyde, of SO Maple avenue,
Danbury, and her daughter, MISS
Frances S. Hyde, who is teacher IN
the New Haven public schools, left July
Is for four weeks trip to Buffalo and
Niagara Falls.
The x. L. S. club of West Haven,
met last evening at the residence Oh
Mrs. Wilbur Warner, Washington ave-
nue..
Miss Lulu M. Stoddard, of Meriden,
has returned from a three weeks Visit
with friends at New Haven and WOOD
mont.
Mrs. A. M. Shepard and daughter,
Mildred, of Second avenue, West Ha-
ven. are visiting Mrs Shepard's proth-
err. G. w. Wright, of Stamford.
Miss Eaton, of this city, is the guest
of Mrs. D. Cady Eaton at Litchtield'
Mrs. S. ]. Cone, of Mddletown road,
| Meriden. aged seventy eight years, ana
her granddaughter, Miss Blrdle 10y
| left Thursday afternoon for Ann AT
| Dor, Mich, for two months stay
| Mrs. l.. A. Brown, of Third avenue,
West Haven, who earning her pleuse
| money for the Twentieth Century league
holds little ice cream festival on her laWn
| every afternoon and evening.
Miss Jennie BroOkes, of TINS CITY, any
| Miss Agnes Nelson. of 1voryton, are WISH
| ing their parents for a short time III HlS
Mrs. Charles Woodford and son, Ray
| mond of Center street, West Haven, nave
| gone to Boston for few days II Ioll
| there they will go to Mrs. Woodiord SIS
| ter who is summering' at North weymouth
| Mass. RI.
Miss Jennie NJ. Ives, of Meriden,, aft #
| returning from weeks stay at Ehhelu
| Mass. has gone to Pine Orchard, accompa
MED by her aunt Mrs. James Tuttle. -,
| Mrs. H. P. Langdon and daughter Ruth
of Main street, West Haven, are VISITING
| in Plymouth, Conn.,
| Miss Lillian A. Moore, of 20 Balmfortl
aveRne banbu nHd + Sc Spe haven ns'
Major Wells. of Hartford, is the guest o
| Mr.. and Mrs Frederick Skiff, of Smitl
street, West Haven. IT,,
were in Norfolk, July 10 attending the ri
neral of Miss Mary l.. Gaylord. relatlNe
Merritt Griswold, president OF the Low
ell bank at Lowell, Mich, was =, tne guG =
Thursday of his cousin Mrsi W was ON tn
way to visit his mother and sister IN "ui'
| ford. ~ ra,or
James ]. Halinan and Ralph T. Dalmel
of Station A, Fair Haven, are on llelr va
substituting for them. The carriers IN IN IN
main office who are now enjoying tnelr III
teen days rest are the following: EdWaT
Flannigan:, William ! heati lrGon,a re'e Era,
and James f. Hart Their routes are bein
cared for by the following. respectively
John II. Graham, =. + Elem KdGhara 1ames WI
Moakley, Joseph a. Mullen, il, u. " M'
Nerney and William Lutz.
/ Mrs. Sanford. of this city. is the guest G
Mrs Samuel Gurus, OF brlusepolt.
"Wednesday, July II, the members an
friends of the Glover Club spent yer yer
ENJOYABLE day in the beautiful cottage CIh
Uomesteadl at Short Beach. Upon arflVln
at the cottage the members ana frlenu
were treated to Il fine shore dinner Whlc
nil seemed to enjoy heartily. After anne
they all had a fine bath, which fe1reshe
and cooled them for the rest. OF the dn9
| fine remaining time being used for boatln
and stroling around, for there are Sol'i
very interesting sights at snort Beaci
They all left feeling we'll repaid ior thel
ing Among those present We're ,, MIS-.
Weingprtner and family, Mrs. J Wslsgerte
Mrs. F. Deion and family. Mrs. X: Niue!
zcr and family Mrs. J. Rathgeber an
! family, Mrs. II. Ihellance and family, MT
r. Wengerler and family, also Mrs !
New Haven. Mrs. Il. \. kraus, OF snrln'
field. Mass. and Mrs. C. A. Kraus of Fa
Haven. ~,
new cavalry company. took specml 6;
from the green Thursday evening on Il
way TO the ''Old Homestead" Lieutenar
Bradnack's place on the Branford road
little below Short Beach, where they ha
been invited to spend the evening ~
| start was made ut o'clock and Inc ol
Homestead" was reached at D. Inc car
part of the evening was spent on the law
which was illuminated by dozens OF aapa1
csc lanterns A quartette. made up
members of the troop, furnished mus
Shortly after 10 O'Clock Lieutenant Bra
pack's guests were summoned to an exec
II lent shore dinner to which they did amp
Justice Captain Inzerne Ludlngton hea
tily and feiicitously thanked the host
the name Of the troop at the conclusion
the banquet and a number of other info
mai speeches were made by some of Il
other men who were present. Inc party a
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