The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-08-24

| Bailey on Andrews street, Bethel.
 MT. and Mrs, George Smith of Smith street. West Haven, have gone to Maine | for two weeks of recreation.
 Miss Agnes Hussins of this city is a guest of Miss Agnes Small of 25 Main street. Danbury.
 Miss Doran of Shelton and Miss Kin ney of this city are visiting Miss Me Donald of Bethel.
 Edward Dwyer of Saybrook and P. Hayes of this city, formerly an em- ploye of Peckham & Morton, were the guests Thursday evening of A. J. Coyle of Branford.
 William Hubbell of this city is a guest of his son, William R. Hubbell in Falls Village.
 Miss Kathryn Conway of this city, a teacher in Canoe Brook school, called on friends in Branford Thursday.
 Mrs. Irving Thomas, nee Minnie Ruiger of this city, has been visiting friends in Falls Village.
 Mrs. Devine, Mrs T. F. Fitzsimmons and Mrs, F. Muhpry and families of this city enjoyed an outing at Pico Park Thursday and spent the evening at the McKenna homestead on Elm street, Branford.
 Miss Carrie Platts of this city is the guest of Mrs. Judson Jones in Deep River.
 MT. and Mrs. Thornhill of Tariffville are spending their vacation at Savin Rock.
 Miss Anna Shea of Naugatuck is the guest of the Clancy family of West Main street, Branford.
 Mrs. George Mortimer. jr.. of West Haven, arrived at Sound Beach Satur- day as guest of Mrs. A. A. Rand, on 1 Shore avenue.
 John Welch of Chestnut street, { Branford, has accepted position as l driver for Dr. c. w. Gaylord. | w. o. Burr of Hartford has purchas- ed and is now occupying the Rockdale cottage at Short Beach. | Miss Mae Wallace of Branford Is spending her vacation with friends In Worcester, Mass.
 Thomas A. Sherman and wife, Helen M and Madeline Sherman of Hartford, are guests at the Pembroke, Wood- mont
 Among those from Branford who at tended the races at Milford Thursday were l.. A. Fiske, James O'Connor, T.. D. Williams, T. Mccarthy l.. McGrail and Eugene Mallett. Edward McManus and family of 96 Maple avenue, Mrs. Harry McManus and child and Miss Annie Shine, all of Hartford, are at Indian Neck, Bran ford for the remainder of the month.
 M. P Rice's new three -seater of ;,-I l. ya1t son, the Chicago millionaire, who is summering at Westbrook. The guests at Oak Cottage, Branford Point, enjoyed their second hop this month on Thursday evening. Among the guests were people from the cen ter and the Branford Point house. Ev- erybody enjoyed pleasant evening and Harmony orchestra furnished music.
 Harold Strout, formerly with the Haynes hotel of Springfield, and lately at Bowker Bros hotel, Norwood, at Northampton, Mass, succeeds c. A. Hammond as night clerk at the Win throp hotel, Meriden.
 Mrs. James Quinn and family of Branford leave to-day for the noun tains, where Mrs. Quinn hopes to re- gain former health.
 Miss Lila Stanley of Southington is spending a few days in this city as the guest of friends.
 Daniel Rubngton of New York, who was the guest of the Lubinsky family the early part of the wee, has left for the Pan-American. MT. Ru- bington was employed in the lock works in Branford about thirteen years ago and at that time was a member of the Second platoon, battery A, c. N. G.
 Miss Dorothy w. Wollerton of Hart ford is spending a few weeks at Sun set Beach, Branford, the guest of Rev. D. w. Howell and family.
 From a Buffalo Sunday paper: Most prominent in the Connecticut group that came to Buffalo for the celebra- tion of that states day at the exposi tion was Mrs Edward M. Clark of New Haven, one of the Nutmeg States rep resentatives in the Pan-American ex position honorary board of women managers Mrs. Clark is delightful woman to meet. She is the wife of Major Edward M Clark. Mrs Clark has taken special interest in the Pan American exposition. and has done much to interest her state in the show. The very artistic decorations in the Connecticut department of the New England building were planned and their hanging supervised by Mrs. Clark accompanied the article.
 PROBABLY A SUICIDE.