The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-09-14

| klrSChner of Center street, west Ba
 ven. Mrs. Ray has been spending tn
 summer at her cottage at Pine Orehar
 and is returning to her home in Brook lyn.
 Mrs. Beers, the mail carriers mother
 in Prospect who has been very i'll il
 Southington for several weeks, return
 ed to Harry Beers home, in Prospect Sunday.
 ' Mrs. Wilbur Warner and daughter Barbara, of Washington avenue, ar visiting Mrs. Warmers sister, Mrs George Bailey, at Crescent Farm, Or
 ange.
 , A very pleasant card party was giv en at the home of Miss Florence Web
 ster on Highland avenue, Naugatuck
 Wednesday evening in honor of he
 cousin, Mrs. Esther Hull of New Ha
 ven. The evening was spent at whis
 and the first lady's prize was won by
 Miss Cora Saunders. The first gentle
 mans prize was won by Rollin P. Clark
 and the consolation prize was awarded
 to Frank c. Goodyear. Vocal and in-
 strumental numbers were excellenty
 rendered. Refreshments were served
 and the party broke up at late hour
 after very enjoyable evening.
 Miss Harriet Winans of Westville is
 the guest of Miss Villa Brown of Third
 avenue, West Haven.
 Raymond Hine of Cheshire has ac-
 cepted position with Sargent & Co.,,
 in New Haven
 H. A. Horton and family of Main
 street, West Haven, have moved to
 Elm street, West Haven.
 J. B. Burton and w. B. Burton and l wife of Woodbury left for the Pan
 American on Tuesday morning. After visiting Buffalo the two brothers will go to Little Valley, to look after their lumber interests there. Mrs. J. B. Bur- ton has come to New Haven for visit in the absence of her husband. | Mrs. Walter Hill of Center street has returned from her three weeks outing spent in Maine.
 | Miss Loretta Keane, daughter of Will liam Keane, the Church street plumber, has entered the Mount St. Joseph's seminary at Hartford, Conn.
 Mrs N. A. Cunningham of New Hart ford is the guest of MT. and Mrs. J, w. Brett of Second avenue, West Haven.
 John F. Shaney, the Grand avenue uIy SOOuS utGltl, anu INlCildld kcliCii- dan, the Grand avenue druggist were guests of the White Star Steamship company at the banquet given by the company to their agents in New York Thursday. About 800 persons sat down to the tables. The banquet was given in the main saloon of the steamer Gel tic.
 E. B. Whitney, city editor of the Waterbury Republican, formerly of New Britain, is seriously i'll at the Wa terbury hospital He is suffering from typhoid fever.
 Miss Katharyne F. Blatchley, grad uate of Yale university, department of music, will organize a class for piano instruction on Saturday, September 14. Studio at Mrs Babcock's, Main street, Branford Conn. Pupils recitals given.
 B. Smith and family have closed their cottage at Clinton Beach and re- turned to Brooklyn, N. Y.
 Miss Bessie Chase and her little sis ter, Katherine Young of Thomasville, Ga, are the guests of MT. and Mrs. Robert Chase of Washington avenue, West Haven.
 A. M. Hill, of 572 Dixwell avenue, whose foundry was damaged by fire on Wednesday, yesterday sent letter to Chief Fancher, expressing his appre citation of the work done by the fire men, and enclosing a check for $50 to be devoted to the firemens benefit fund.
 Fifty people gathered at the home of Mrs. w. o. Staples. ell Elm street, evening for social time Af- ter musical and literary entertain ment a bountiful collation. was served. Among the guests were Mrs. Eva Bishop, J. T. Carpenter and wife, H. Risley and wife Celia Barnes, Mrs. Minnie Day, Miss Lucy J. Bass, Mrs Hubert of West Cromwell, c. H. John son and wife, Miss Nettleton, A. l.. Pruess and wife Charles Ross and wife, Miss Susan Farmer Miss Addie Balou. Mrs. W. O. Staples is mem per of the Daughters of Liberty, No. 3. Most of the people present were mem oers of that council.
 Miss Helen Gauntlet Williams, who las been spending several weeks in he White Mountains, has returned to Ter home, 65 Howe street, and has re- tuned her musical duties. Miss Dorothy Jackson of Main street Vest Haven, is entertaining Miss Sa- lie E. Peck of Dorchester, Miss. Robert P. Benjamin, an assistant baggage master at the Main street sta ion, Norwich, has been transferred and s now running on a passenger train rom New London to New Haven as aggage master Mir Benjamin has 1any friends in Norwich who are 7 leased to learn of his promotion. , D. c. Collins and wife are entertain :. ng for a few days at their residence n Main street, West Haven, Mrs. .ewis Clephane, Miss Ella Clephane. ,, Ir. and Mrs. Beatrice Clephane and heir daughter, Miss Beatrice Cleph- ! ne, all of Washington, D. c. |, Town Clerk Charles H. Barnes of reston is ill at his home suffering ,om nervous prostration and a slight ' tack of brain fever, He is in a semi omatose state and is delirious. He C slks constantly of Old Home Week : nd the big bonfire of which he had T large A male nurse is constantly I th him. pr. Lester E. Walker is in L ttendance. Mrs. Sarah Meigs of West Haven W the guest of Mrs. Richard Bradley, W Der summer home at Haycock II oint D The Misses ScanIon of Branford have e IT their guest at the Deavan house d eir niece, Miss Bird from Brooklyn.