The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-08-27

I
 days.
 Miss Louise Bryant of New Canaan
 has been the guest of relatives in thi'
 city the past week.
 The engagement is announced O.
 Wolfe Jacobs of this city to Miss Gussit
 Manson of Madison avenue, New York
 Joseph Weibel, of the Weibel Brew
 ing company, is down with malaria.
 Miss Lillian Williams of this city is
 visiting friends in Broad street, Stam-
 ford.
 Miss P. Eichmann of this city is the guest of Mrs. Henry Landolt of Brook
 lyn.
 There was a concert given in the North Congregational church, Wood bury, on Thursday evening under the
 auspices of the Sunshine circle. Home
 talent, with several selections by Leroy
 McEwen of this city, aided. The net
 receipts were $15.
 MT. and Mrs. Pierpont of this city
 called on the Mallory family in Wood-
 bury while on their way to Washing | ton recently.
 | At the Loomis cottage at Short Beach MT and Mrs Edgar H. Smith and l ud duSHlGI, I1elell dGElIuuG Ol 4NeW 1ol
 ain, are spending a vacation
 Miss Carrie Gerrish of Fair Haven is visiting friends in East Broad street, ] Stratford.~
 | I. D. Atwood and wife of Woodbury are In this city for a few days. | At Pine Orchard chapel Rev. Joseph Anderson, D. D., of Waterbury, con- | ducted the afternoon service Sunday The attendance was very large. and special musical programme supple ] mented very fine sermon. Dwight Graham of Woodbury spent Saturday in this city on business for H. l.. Jeffrey
 At Short Beach chapel Sunday morn- ing service was conducted by Rev. MT. Howell of Hartford. Rev. Benjamin M. Wright and family of Orange, who has been spending the summer in the Adirondacks, have re- turned home.
 Coronel Eli Mix arrived home yester- day morning after a stay of three weeks in Bethlehem. He had an enjoy able outing.
 Platt Treat of Orange is i'll with rheumatism.
 Francis J. Taylor and the Misses Alice and Jennie Taylor have gone to visit the Pan-American exposition for two weeks.
 Miss Lena Dickerman of Elm street, West Haven, spent Sunday with her aunt in Woodmont.
 Charles Granniss and daughter of New Jersey, formerly of Branford are the guests of c. IT. Milford and family Of South Main street in Branford.
 Miss Mabel Hunt of Portchester. N. Y, spent Sunday with Miss Edna Warden of Court street, West Haven.
 The Misses Ida Tinkey of New York and Mae Wainer of Derby, Conn, are the guests of their cousin, Miss Alice ,Begley of Ivy street. Branford.
 Mrs. Edward Dickerman and her mother Mrs Crook of Elm street, West Haven are visiting Mrs. Lewis of East Canaan.
 Robert Eddy and wife, who have been the guests of the Williams family on Montowese street, Branford for the past week, leave to-day for few days stay at Long Branch, after which they will enjoy sail up the Hudson and later return to their home in Weather ly, Pa.
 Mrs l.. M Mum of Washington avenue, West Haven, is entertaining her niece from Munson, Conn.
 Miss Maud Cameron of Bridgeport is visiting her cousin, Miss Violet Cam eron of Second avenue West Haven.
 Mir. and Mrs. Edward Price of George street, West Haven has returned from their visit to Washington, Conn.
 Mrs Josephine Scranton of 50 Avon street, with her sister, Mrs. Ellen Stan dish of Fair Haven, are at Ocean Grove | for the season.
 Emily Caldwell of Union avenue, West Haven, Is visiting in Stamford. | Before returning home she will visit In l New York and Jersey City.
 A cablegram recently received from | Attorney S. Harrison Wagner states | that his son, Attorney Harrison c. | who is i'll with typhoid fever | in Paris, is in an improved condition, | and his ultimate recovery now seems | to be a certainty. The cablegram stat l ed that the young mans temperature was about normal. MT. and Mrs. Wag- | ner are both with their son. having | gone abroad upon learning of his ill., ' ness.
 Miss Marion Samest of Huntington, L.. l., is the guest of MT, and Mrs Charles Humphrey of Main street, West Haven.
 Michael Mcclure, who left for Day ton, O., about year ago, returned nome to Branford Saturday night and will presumably resume work there.
 MT. and Mrs. Boutwell, of Ansonia spent Sunday with O. w. Reynolds and amily of York street.
 Mrs. Frank Stevens and daughter of Richard street, West Haven, are visit ng relatives in New York.
 Mrs. Helen A. Dickinson of Had1ey, Mass, is the guest of James A. Thorpe If 50 Exchange street.
 Mrs. Ketcham with her children, florence and Frank, and cousin Ethel if Brooklyn, are visiting MT. and Mrs Ray I. Humphrey of Union avenue, Vest Haven.
 Frank Coleman of Peck Bros, wife nd son Ray, are taking their vacation t Liberty, Sullivan county, N. Y, stop ing at the Walnut Mountain house 7his locality is a great resort for fish ng and hunting. The announcement of the engagement f Miss Mary Trowbridge Denton, aughter of Mrs. Huntington Denton { Paris, to Lewis Pendleton Sheldon. , Tale '96, of Rutland, Vt. will be receiv- 7