The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-09-27

Events.
 Miss Agnes Whitcomb of New Haven is visiting with her uncle, D. s. Whit comb of Cherry street, Milford.
 Miss Era l.. Oakley, bookkeeper at Bronson & Platt's, has just returned from a ten days visit to Boston, Cam bridge and Nantucket Beach.
 A number of Straftord people will at tend the wedding of Miss Alice E. Skaats, a former resident of that place to John l.. Wolcott, to take place at the First M. D. church in Bridgeport October 9th.
 Mrs John A. Condon of Savannah, Georgia, is the guest of Mrs. William J. Keefe of Lawrence street.
 Mrs. Charles Matha has arrived in Essex from Emma, Colorado, and for the present is stopping at Mrs. Salters on Back street
 Henry Dickerman of New Haven IS spending few days With his aunt, Mrs William Brainard, of 6S Richard street. West Haven
 The Epworth League of Portland ten dered MT. and Mrs. M. w. Griffin re- ception in the Methodist church chap el Tuesday evening. They removed to New Haven yesterday.
 MT. and Mrs. Louis Lampson, who have been spending. the summer at their cottage at Woody crest, have returned to their home on Washington avenue, West Haven.
 Miss Daisy Hine of Stratford has re- stunned her school duties in New Haven after spending a few days in town.
 The many friends of MT. and Mrs. w. M. Pritchard will be pleased to hear of their anticipated return to West Haven to live. Sometime In De- tober they expect to return from Ports- mouth, Va.
 A copy of Henry T. Blake's valuable book chrohicles of New Haven green from 1886 to 1642 is to be presented to the New London County Historical so- city. The book was recently presented to Charles B. Ware of that city by Ed ward c. Beecher of New Haven and Mr. Ware has expressed his intention of turning 1t over to the society.
 MT. and Mrs O. A. Lyman of S36 l-2 Howard avenue are at Buftalo ana Niagara Falls spending a week.
 Fred W. Reama, of Springfield, O., a former Meriden boy, son of MT. and Mrs. Hugo Reama, of New Britain, IS engaged in the manufacture of Carrie Nation hatchets" and is doing thriv- ing business In that line.
 Mrs. Leonard F. Hotchkiss and fam ily returned last week, having spent the summer at the Newtown In at Newtown, Conn.
 The late Hon. John H. Leeds was an uncle of Mrs George E. Neff of Darlen.
 Dr. Charles l.. Phelps of 40 Trumbull street returned Monday from Beverly, Mass. where he passed his vacation of a month and half,
 Mrs. Theodore Le Roy of Pough- keepsie. N. Y, is thu guest of her aunts. the Misses Burrltt on Elm street Stratford.
 The Neighborhood club surprised MT and Mrs. Frederick Diekerman of camnbell avenue, West Haven, We'd nesday evening, the occasion being MT. and Mrs. Dickerman's thirteenth we'd ding anniversary
 Mir. and Mrs. Paul A. Carey of Strat- ford have returned from their outing. Including Hartford, Bristol, New Ha- ven and Torrington.
 At the meeting of the Sanctuary Chapter of Christ church, West Haven, the following officers were elected: President Mrs. A J. Gammack; secre- tarv and treasurer, Mrs. Charles B. Warner. There are fifteen members of this chapter, which meet once month
 Miss Hazel Watson of Stratford has returned to New Haven after visiting friends here.
 Mrs. George Welton of Savin avenue West Haven, left on Wednesday for San Francisco, Cal, where she will join her husband, who is in business in that city.
 Miss Ethel Graham of Stratford IS spending a few days in Newark, N. J.
 Mrs. Ellen M. Deming, who has been snending a few weeks with her sister, Mrs Daniel Clark of East Haven, has returned to her home in Newington.
 Rev. H l.. Everest will remove Octo- her to B. Browns new house on First avenue, West Haven. William A. Stoddard has been ap- nointed Meriden station agent of the Consolidated road, succeeding his fath- CT. by Supt. Davidson of the Hartford division. w. L. Stoddard retires on ac- count of i'll health. The new agent IS well known among Meriden business men. and has the best wishes of all for his success. He is nephew Of l.. L. Stoddard of this city, the tobacconst. Mrs. Willis T. Robinson of Hopson avenue is the guest of Mrs. Mary Car- ter of Guilford, going over on Wednes- day for the annual agricultural fair IT K. Hutchinson is confined to his home on Hopson avenue, Branford, by illness. James R. Hutchinson is sub- stit,Iting in his brothers place at the store.
 MT. and Mrs Harry Doty and Mrs. Mvra Jones of New Haven are at their summer home in Chester for few weeks.
 MT. and Mrs. P. DarroW Of Center street. West Haven, are visiting in Meriden.
 Rev. Alexander Hall of New Haven is visiting friends in Chester.
 Mir and Mrs. Flanders of Church street. Branford, are entertaining Mr. and Mrs. D. F. Lakeman of Laconia, N H.
 MT. and Mrs David Dawson of An sonia, who have been in Scotland since last May arrived home Tuesday even inp They had fine time while away.