The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-09-11

her guest Miss Ethel Keeney of this city.
 Mrs. S. F. Jones, who has been visit ing her daughter, Mrs. w. R. Crane of
 Union avenue, West Haven, returned
 to her home in Hartford yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. George Bailey and | daughter who have been passing the summer with her parents, MT and Mrs. Charles Willard in Clinton, returned to
 this city Saturday.
 | Mrs. H. c. O'Neill of Wallace street, West Haven, Is entertaining her sister,
 Mrs James F. O'Neill of this city. Mrs. J. r. O'Neill will leave In few days for Charleston, Mass, where she will spend the winter.
 Principal Mather and family who have been passing the summer at Beach
 Park, Clinton, have returned to this city,
 Wilfred L. Boynton of Branford re- turned Monday from Buffalo, where he has been spending his vacation. MT. and Mrs. Clarence Knox of this city are visiting MT. Knoxs parents,
 MT. and Mrs. James Knox of Bennett's
 Farms.
 MT. and Mrs. F. A. Holt with their
 son, Fred, of Center street, West Ha-
 ven, leaves for Palmer, Springfield and
 Worcester, where they will visit rela-
 tives. On their return MT. Holt will
 go to New London for few days fish
 ing trip.
 Miss M Ella Whiteside, a fashionable
 milliner of Providence, R. T., has been
 visiting at the house of C. P. Boynton,
 in Branford, for few days
 MT. and Mrs. J. Atwood Linsley of
 Branford left town yesterday for a
 weeks visit with Mrs. Linsley's rela-
 tives in Rutland, Vt.
 Christopher Kogel, the former physi
 cal director at the MidHetown Y. M. c. A., has made an engagement as instruc
 tor in wrestling at Yale university for the coming year. MT. Kogel will suc- ceed Charles w. Mayser, who has gone to Williston academy, in the position. In connection with these duties MT Kogel will assist in other departments. It is his purpose to take a course in the Yale medical school with a view to becoming practicing physician. MT. Kogel held the amateur lightweight wrestling championship of Pennsylva Illtt tllQ ID e PoSI liioGlO' aS tiiS eti e He gave two exhibitions with Mir May ser, both of which were draws.
 Frank Gilhuly of this city, who drives a soda water team for his father, D. s. | GiIhuly, was jolted from the wagon in Branford recently and sustained a fracture of the right hand. He was at- tempting to subdue a fractious horse | when the accident occurred.
 MT. and Mrs. Charles Brltton Swan | of Alexandria, Va, who have been guests of Mrs. Hoadley of Fountain | street, WestvilIe, started for their home | yesterday morning.
 Peter J. Carney has been appointed | chairman of the Branford democratic l town committee to succeed John T. Ca rey, who Is not now living in the town.
 Miss Juliette Nervionne of Chicago, who is visiting MT. and Mrs. s, z. Poli, Is charming young lady and an artist lc vocalist. She is solo soprano in church and an accomplished musician She Is making an extended tour of the east and came here from New London, where she was the guest of relatives She Is a niece of MT. and Mrs. Poli.
 Miss Fanny Deacon of Brooklyn. Miss Edna Darling of White Plain, and A. J. of White Plain, Branford, who have been the guests of MT. and Mrs. DeMill of Curtiss avenue for some lime past, left for their homes Monday.
 MT. and Mrs Burton Dickerman, MT. md Mrs George French of Westville, who have been occupying a cottage at Silver Sands for two or three weeks, will remain there, if the pleasant ather continues, for week or two onger
 Attorney F. S. Thomas. of the firm if Lynch &, Thomas Is still in the west m a business trip. He will be Joined ,y his wife about the middle of october md they will then go to the Pacific. { oast, returning to New Haven about l Christmas time MT. Thomas may de- idle later to locate in Chicago where ,e has had a very favorable offer.
 Miss Mae Allen of Branford left Mon- lay to enter the Mt Holyoke seminary. Hiss Jennie Peers of Fair street will cave next Tuesday to enter Smiths ollege at Northampton Mass. Both f re graduates of the High school class f f 1901. I
 Thomas F. Coe, of the firm of Dem ng & Coe, has moved his family from I heir cottage at Short Beach to their t ity home on Clark street. They have cen at Short Beach since the latter ' art of June. Thomas J. .Shanley and ' amtly have also returned from the S ummer home at Shore Beach. l
 John Reichert of 94 Cedar Hill avenue ' nd Charles Hildebrand of 34 Chestnut ( treet have gone to the Pan-American Z xposition. a Misses Kate Murray, B. Callahan and t Elizabeth Brooks from St. Veronica b adies' Temperance society, and Presi- ent J. J. Luby and Thomas Downey V [ the Y M. T. A. B. and l.. society, d Il of Branford, attended the temper n nee convention in Derby yesterday. e Miss Mary Norton of Branford, who W as recently appointed teacher of t. le West Lane district, Berlin, will re- W gn to accept the appointment as tt ,acher of grand at the Whittlesey n venue school of Brapford. h MT. and Mrs. John Rembert of Lyn- ood place have returned from their lore cottage at Mulberry Point. P. T. Ives of Branford left yesterday ,- IT the Pan-American exposition < Major D. A. Blakeslee and his family ~ moved on Monday from their shore ~ ,ttage above the Ansantawae club |, ,use at Savin Rock to their own home, U, rner Dwight and George streets. o'