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

| largest automobile companies of the
country as one of their selling agents
He is located in Elyria, O.
Rev. w. f. Markwick, of Ansonia
| left Thursday for Lakeville, where he
| expects to remain during the month o.
| August.
Miss Margaret Atwater, daughter OF
| eX-Alderman and Mrs. Edward l. At
| water, has returned from very
pleasant two weeks visit to Mr.. anc
! Mrs. James e. Killam in Suffield.
Mr.. and Mrs John Gross, of Thorn
| aston, with their daughters, Miss Har-
riet and Miss Dora, and sons, Augustus
| and Edward, took possession of the
| Clinton cottage at Cosey Beach on
| Thursday They will entertain quite a
party of guests ALSO
| John Parker, the popular clerk at
Switzer's pharmacy, Fairfield Is spend
! Ing a week the guest of his parents in
| this city.
| Mrs Theodore II. Macdonald has Mrs.
| Isaac Gridley, of Brooklyn, as her
guest at the Eaton cottage, Cosey
Beach.
The Rev. Frank A. Scofield, of Meri-
den, preached the sermon at the tent
meeting held in Stratford under the di-
rection of the official board union of
the Methodist Episcopal church We'd
nesday evening. The meeting was
largely attended and the sermon a very
eloquent one The Rev. e. S. Triple, d.
D., of New York city, secretary of the
Twentieth Century Forward move
ment, spoke in the evening. He IS a
brother of Rev. Mr.. Triple, late of this
city.
Miss Ethel Plant, OF Branford re-
turned Thursday night from Guilford,
where she has spent the past week Wis
iting friends.
Edward We'll, the popular local post
office clerk residing at IS Vernon street,
has gone OF spend an eighteen days
vacation in the Catsl1ills.
Miss Ida Grimes, Of this city. who
has been visiting the Misses Meyers,
of Wall street, Waterbury, for the past
week. returned home Thursday.
Emil Noll, of % Sylvan avenue, is
spending a two months vacation 40
Schorharie Mansion, Greene county, N.
Y. He reports that his poor health
has, since taking up his abode in this
summer resort, greatly improved.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hormgan, of this city,
are spending a few days with Mr. and
Mrs. Merley, of Green street, Water
bury.
Professor Balck and Professor Adolph
SchWicardi, two we'll known local mu-
sicians, will leave here to-day to visit
relatives and friends in Buffalo and
Washington
Mr., and Mrs. Frank Rourke and chill
dren arrived in Branford from Dayton,
O., Wednesday night, and will spend
the summer in Branford.
Mr.. and Mrs. Seymour E. Hotchkiss
and Miss Mae Allen, of Walilngford,
left yesterday for visit at Buffalo.
Miss Bertha Brown, of Meriden, is the
guest of Miss Anna Gaylord, South
Main street, Branford.
Attorney and Mrs O. H. D. Fowler
and Miss Mabel Fowler and Miss Par
melee of Wallingford, have returned
from a stay at the Buffalo exposition.
Miss Mary Mccarthy of Hawkins
street Waterbury. is spending few
days with her brother, William McCar-
thy, of this city.
Mr. and MIS-. Robert H. Keener and
Mr.. and Mrs. Keyes, of this city, left
town yesterday for months stay at
Block Island. They win stop at the
City Attorney John p. Kellogg and
family of Waterbury, left yesterday
for Narragansett to spend a months
vacation.
Miss Marion Nichols, of Howe street, |
left town yesterday for Unionville, to
visit the Pinneys, who reside there.
She will be absent about week.
Miss Clara Hurlbut is at home in
Goshen for the summer from this city. |
Rev. Dr. Leete and family are at Ty- |
son, VT.
The plans for the Old Home Week, |
Morris, this year include a picnic on |
Tuesday, August 81, on the shore of |
Bantam Lake, with speaking by Rev. |
N. NJ Calhoun, of Winsted, whose boy
hood was spent in Morris, Senator
Platt, of Connecticut DR.. f. B. San
ford of the Federation of Churches, T
and Charles L. Thompson of New
ork.
Mr. and Mrs Robert E. Manross, of |
Willow street, with their two daugh-
ters, the Misses Katherine and Bessie
Manross will go to-day to Norfolk to
remain two weeks. They will stop at
he Stevens house. Their other daugh-
Ter, Miss Marion Manross, will go to
with her cousin, Miss Ethel
who is her guest at present, to
spend a portion of the absence of the
ne 70 ho
after part of the time for a few days.
Harold MILFORD, of South Main street
Bradford leaves Monday for Stamford,
where he has accepted a position with
he Yale & Towne Manufacturing COM
1any.
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