The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1901-07-27

DR.. Sanford, of Edwards street, has
returned from a stay at the Pan Amer
Sb lean exposition
The New Britain baseball team will
play the Branford nine next Saturday
at Savin Rock
Joseph Evarts and family, of this
city, have returned from visit of sew
eral days with relatives and friends in
Guilford
The New Britain Knitting company's
employees will come with the A. o. H.
excursion Of that city to Savin Rock
August 10.
Miss Mildred Brown has returned to
her home in Guilford after a visit of
several weeks with friends in western
Massachusetts.
Miss Lena Baldwin has returned to
her home in North Branford after a
4 visit with her sister, Mrs. John H. Ben
ton, in Guilford.
Edward Rochfort, of Edwards street,
left on Thursday with his uncle, Robert
Rochfort for a stay at the latters home
at Bantam Lake.
John Began, foreman of the Geo
-snetrica Drill company has gone to the
American. He will spend two
weeks in sightseeing.
Julius Gallery, of the Fredericks gro
Gerry store, and his wife are home from
very pleasant outing Of several days
in New York and vicinity.
"A marriage license has been taken
out by William J. D. Flood, a carpen-
ter, residing in Bridgeport, and Miss
Ellen Brown, Of this city.
The Ladies' auxiliary of the Veteran
Firemen's association, of Hartford,
have arranged for grand excursion
4 to Savin Rock, this morning.
Mr.. and Mrs L. " Walkley, of South
ington will leave next week for St
GabriePs, Canada, where they will
spend the remainder of the summer.
The infant child of Mr.. and Mrs Ed
far M. Camp, of this city, was taken
to Southington Thursday for burial.
Mr.. Camp was formerly of Southing
ton.
Albert Shingler, of Ontario, Can, and
Mr. and Mrs. D. O. Swift and daughter
Lillian of this city, arrived home yes
terday after spending three weeks va
cation at the Pan American exposition.
Mrs. Sarah Averill and her grandson,
Master Raymond Averill, returned to
their home at Branford on Thursday,
having spent several days as the
guests of Andrew j. Benton and FAM
lily
William O'Neil, who was stabbed on
Washington avenue by Eugene Bohn
last Saturday evening, was reported to
be somewhat improved at New Haven
hospital last evening. His recovery is
now expected.
There was a largely attended meet
ing of the Daughters of Liberty No. 8
last night in their rooms in the In
surance building Two applications for
membership were received, and there
was to be an initiation but the candi-
date was not able to appear on account
Of sickness. Refreshments were serV-
ed at the conclusion of the meeting.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jay Glover Edridg'e will
leave New Haven on Saturday, August
g. for their new home at Moscow, Idaho,
where the former has accepted an app
pointment to the chair of modern Ian
guages in the State university of Idaho
Mr. Eldridge is a graduate of the class
Of '96, Yale, since which he has been
an instructor in German in the univer-
sity. His marriage to Miss Mary Walk
er. daughter of DR.. and Mrs. E. j. |
Walker Of 1886 Chapel street, took place !
a year and more ago. They will go to
Idaho by way of the Great Lakes, and |
will stop at the Buffalo exposition en-
route.