The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-07-11

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 The cottage at Short Beach known as Raft Am Nicer is occupied by Mrs. Bronson Baldwin, of this city, who went down there the last week in June.
 Mrs. w. B. Morley, of Tracy is Vls- iting her sister, Mrs. E. L. Selden, or Deep River.
 Helen Rhodes, of Campbell avenue, West Haven, is visiting her grand mother in Madison.
 MT. and Mrs. Frank R. Langdale, or Edeewood avenue, with their daughter, Miss Marion Langdale, and son, Mas ter Robert Langdale, have come up from their cottage at Woodmont TOT couple of weeks, renting their house for that length of time to Mrs, Wat son, of White Water, Wisconsin. With Mrs. Watson are her parents, MT. ana Mrs. Goodwin, of Bristol. MT. Lang dale and his family will return to the shore later for the remainder of the season.
 Mrs. Gates and son Paul, of Center street, West Haven, have gone to Woodbridge to visit MT. Gates par ents.
 Miss Rena Furniss, of Meriden, is Vls- iting at the Fullerton cottage at Mor- ris Cove.
 Miss Gertrude Flower, of Main street West Haven, has gone to New Brltaln to visit her aunt Mrs, Stevens.
 Mrs. Mary E. Sanford, of Chapel street, had as her guests recently her sister, Mrs George Wheeler, and daughter, Mrs Hattie Mckee, of south Dakota. Mrs. Sanford had not seen her sister in thirty years and the re- union was full of pleasure and some sadness, as many members Of thelr family had passed away since their last meeting. Together these sisters iourneyed to the old home at Sandy Hook. where they revisited all the familiar places and talked over the days of long ago. They parted at the station. Mrs. Wheeler and her daugh- ter to start on their long journey to the west, stopping, however, at seV- eral places en route, Mrs. Santoro returning to her home in New Haven. Mrs Sanford is the mother of Mrs. 5. s. Thompson and Mrs. c. B. Bomer.
 MT and Mrs. P. N. Smith, of this city, are occupying Hazel cottage at Short Beach. They went down about week ago.
 The marriage of Miss Anna lngsley, daughter of MT. and Mrs. William Ings- lev. of Prospect street, and Charles T. Pennell will take place at S:l5 O'CLOCK this evening and will be a very qulet one and invitations have been issued to only the immediate relatives ana friends It will take place at the future home of the couple, 1S1 Howe street, which has been handsomely furnished bv MT Pennell for his bride The Rev. MT Montgomery, of the United church, will be the officiating clergyman. MT. Pennell is the well known merchant tailor of this city.
 MT. Damon, of Berlin, arrived few days ago and took "Whip-Poor- Wilf cottage at Short Beach. This is the first cottage east of that occupied py the Rev. MT. Symonds
 Mrs. H. B. Dayton and son Harold of Washington avenue, West Haven left yesterday for Boston and Lowell, Mass, to be gone for several weeks
 Miss Allene Reynolds, daughter Of MT. and Mrs. c. W. Reynolds, book keaper for seven years in one or the large stores of Quidwick, R, l., has re- signed her position and returned to West Haven. She will remain at home with her parents for the present.
 Mir and Mrs. Frank W. Hodge, of this city. are spending week as guests of Mr. and Mrs. o. H. Meeker, of White street, Danbury.
 The Twin cottages at Short Beach are occupied this year by George swan and Samuel Storrs, of New Brltalh' who have been there nearly month. These two cottages are exactly alike and have one porch which answers Tor both residences.
 The friends of Edwin A. Kraft will be pleased to hear that he has been en- gagged for two years as organist ana eboirmaster of St. Thomas church In Brooklyn. He has been playing there since the first of May, and has scored q brilliant success. The church has a vested choir composed of men, women and boys.
 Lawyer Joseph Morse, of this city, arrived at Short Beach yesterday ana is occupying the cottage known as shady Nook" It is beautifully situ- ated in the woods.
 Miss M. F. Burnham, of Meadow street. Naugatuck, who has been con- fined to her house by sickness for some time, has been brought to Grace nos pital here for treatment
 General Henry l.. Abbott, U. S. A., retired of Cambridge, Mass, who was chosen vice president general of the Connecticut society of the Cincinnati at the annual meeting of the society in this city last week, Is a old com mander of the First Connecticut Heavy artillery. He succeeded Colonel Rob- ert O. Tyler in command of the regi- ment and returned with the regiment from service on September 29, 1865
 Miss Gussie Mortimer, of Union ave- nue. West Haven, has gone to Sound Beach to visit her grandmother, Mrs Heusted and will be away several weeks.
 The lawn fete given last evening by the Ladies' guild of Christ Episcopal church, of East Haven, on the rectory grounds was in charge of Mrs. Jack son, Mrs. Murphy, Mrs. Baldwin and Mrs. Bradley, a most efficient commit tee. Ice cream, cake, lemonade, music, fish ponds and fortune teller were among the attractions of the evening. The affair was a decided success.
 The Agawam cottage at Short Beach is occupied by Rev. A. H. Symonds, of New York They came there early. rr,l,o ,,;o,,, frop, tho ,orrh of tho Apa-