The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-08-03

MT. Davidson, one of Westville's let ter carriers, is on his fifteen days va cation.
 Mr. Felker, of Branford, who has been quite i'll at his home, is slowly Improving.
 Ethel Marvin, of Westville, who has been severely poisoned with ivy was quite a little improved yesterday morn ing.
 Rev. F. B. Snow of the First church, Guilford, is enjoying vacation of four weeks. Mrs Snow is accompanying him.
 Mrs. A. J. Corcoran and grand daughter. Miss Bella, of New York, are the guests of MT. and Mrs. Thomas Mckee, of Ivy street. Branford.
 Mrs. I. E. Beach and her daughter Dorothy of Westville, who have been visiting at Mrs. Hotchkiss', have re- turned to their home in Meriden.
 Jeremiah Lynch, one of the best known conductors on the Consolidated road, is ill at his home, 21 Main street, threatened with an attack of appendi- citis.
 Representative S. Hart Culver, of Seymour, and L. w House!, of this city, the county auditors, started work in the county commissioners office in this city yesterday.
 Mrs. George Blackstone, of Branford, accompanied by her daughter and mother, Mrs, Van Vie, attended fam lily reunion at Mrs Veders stony Greek, Thursday afternoon.
 The Hartford Machine Screw com pany's Mutual Benefit association will come to Savin Rock this morning on it's annual excursion. A special train will leave Hartford at 7:15.
 Mrs Humiston, of Hamden, who has been the guest of her son. D. Humis- ton. in Bethany, for two or three months. has returned home. Mrs. H. is quite advanced in years and is in feeble health.
 R. o. Beebe, clerk in the office of the hoard of education, will go on his vaca- tion in q few days. He will join his family at Brimfeld Mass, where they are staying for the summer at the Brimfield hotel.
 Mrs George Marsh and children, of Rranford, have returned home from months visit with relatives in Cold Springs, N. Y. Mrs. Marsh has for her guest Ethel and Eleanor Merrlck, cous- ins from Cold Springs.
 Miss Daisy Edwards. granddaughter of Mrs. Jonathan Hitler, of College street, has, left Cherry Hill, where she has been staying with Miss Blake, and is now visiting Miss Helen Gould, of New York, at her summer home
 The employees of the Capewell Horse Nail company of Hartford will hold their annual excursion to Savin Rock X August 24 A committee having the matter in charge is making arrange ments for an outing that will exceed anv of the previous pleasant events hold bv the employees of this company.
 The thirty fifth annual reunion of the Sixth Connecticut Volunteer assocla- tion will be held 1t Laurel Park, Man chester, Wednesday, August 2l. Lau- rel park is about one-half hours ride from the postoffice in Hartford, by either the South Manchester or Rock vile cars. A shore dinner will be served
 MT. Audey and family, of this city arrived at their pleasant cottage on Sound View Farm, Bethany, some days since, and intends to spend the, remainder of the summer there. MT. Audey, who IS well known livery man in the City of Films, has passed several summers there, and is liSeo and esteemed by the residents.
 Go G. of South Manchester will en- ioy a days outing at Savin Rock to day. They will leave home at 54o ana 20 to Hartford by trolley, arriving there in time to connect with the early train for New Haven. This eXcurslon is sort of substitute for the Pan American excursion trip The company was prepared to go to Buffalo, but the failure of the Hartford companies to vote to go caused Go. c to abandon the trip.