The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-07-04

Miss Carrie LarkinS for her young pu- pills at her home, 23 Cottage street. Tues day afternoon from 8 to 6. after which a bountiful repart was served and all | went home happy. | D. T. Walsh and sisters, of Ansonla, l took possession of their cottage at l Woodmont Tuesday for the season. MT. Walsh will visit bis law office nearly every day.
 | Miss Blanche F. Thompson, the pop ular librarian of the Hillhouse high school, has gone to Woods Hole, Mass, to enter the summer school there. She l will devote her time to the study Of bl- ology.
 | MT. and Mrs. Charles Powell, Of An | sonia, left the city yesterday for New Jersey and on July 10 MT. Powell will sail for England, where he will remain l for couple of months. Mrs. PoWe'l will remain at her former home i'll New Jersey while her husband is absent l abroad.
 Miss Flora Strong, Of New Britain, was in this city over Sunday to see her brother, who underwent an operation at one of the hospitals here. I Miss Susie Kinner, of Center street, West Haven, left yesterday for Bristol and Danbury to visit relatives for d month.
 The. new class at Boardman school d. ready numbers PIP names and Superln- tendent Mather does not know now | much more the increase will be- He says that there Is prospect of class of 300, the largest class to enter thls school
 Rev. and Mrs. W. J. Squires, of West Haven, have gone to Southampton, L. l., to visit relatives. l Dr. George R. Shepherd, Mrs. Shep- herd and Miss Shepherd, of Hartford, l who have friends in New Haven, Dr. Shepherds home years ago, have gone to their summer home in Maine for the | season.
 MT. and Mrs. George Talmon ana | family, of West Haven. attended the reunion of the Cowles family in Bristol 1 Tuesday.
 l Mrs. Wilbur Hanks, of New Jersey, is the guest of Mrs. Frederick Dickerman | at her home on Campbell avenue, west
 Haven.
 | Colonel William H. Hayward on Mon | day closed a service of seven years at stationmaster of the Union station ln New London and has been succeeded by Frederick Payne. who was superintend- ent of the Aair Line division before It's | consolidation with other divisions or the 1 Consolidated road. Colonel Hayward will return to his old home in Colches- ter and will probably retire from active
 work for a time. He represented that
 town three terms In the legislature, was state senator from 1877 to 1881 and
 was a member of the board of railroad
 commissioners from 1889 to 1893. Dr. Bergin, of Daggett street, will
 spend the Fourth of July at Larch- mont.
 Stanley Warner is at his place in 1 Warmers store, West Haven, agaln'
 He has entirely recovered from his ill- ness.
 | Daniel Fraser, of Franklin street,
 New Britain, is enjoying a vacation,
 which he is spending in this city and 1 Warren R. l.
 Mrs Caroline Newton, of West Ha- ven. has gone to South Norwalk for a visit to relatives,
 Miss Mary Barnett, of No. 5S2 How ard avenue, will spend the summer sea- 1 son in Goshen. | Harry Thorn. who has been in West l Haven for the last year, has gone to Yonkers, N. Y, to visit his parents. He
 will be gone two weeks.
 Miss M F. Scudder having closed her school at New Haven has return ed to her home in Newtown for the summer.
 | Miss Lottie E. Hitchcock, of Wood bury. is at Cosey Beach for a short | visit.
 | Mrs. Edward Smith, of West Haven, has returned from her visit to her daughter, Mrs. Harry Lindsley, of Bos- | ton.
 Miss Josephine Glover, of New Or leans is the guest of her uncle, William
 H. Glover, in Newtown.
 Mrs. Furnald and her daughter, Mrs.
 Emma Hyde, of West Haven have re-
 turned from their trip to Buffalo, where
 they went to attend the Pan-Amercan
 exposition.
 Recent guests at the Mapleton, West
 Haven. are: MT. and Mrs. Leverett Lewis and their two children, of New York, and Miss Fannie Fife, of New Haven.