The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-08-06

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 Master Paul Merwin Smith of Center street, West Haven, has returned from his visit to Plainfield, N. J., and New York city
 Dr. Robert Lauder of Bridgeport ar- rived Saturday at Sachem's Head' where he will remain a few weeks. He will be joined by his family this week,
 Miss Eaton of Philadelphia is visiting her sister, Mrs. Paul Barnett of Second avenue, West Haven.
 Miss Eleanor V. Sheehan of 3O2 At lantic avenue, Bridgeport, has for her guest her cousin, Miss Saidebelle Hey ser of New Haven.
 pr. and Mrs. Brock of New 9ork are stopping with Mrs r. c. Mix of Main street West Haven.
 pr. Frank Parker of New York spent Sunday with his parents at thelr home in Branford Point.
 Warren Doolittle, an employe of the c. S, Mersick Co.,, is spending his two weeks vacation in Madison
 Miss Elizabeth Johnson of Branford left yesterday for Manchester, Vt., to spend the month of August.
 Miss Florence Adams, daughter Of Mrs. T. J. Adams of 25 Whalley ave- nue, is spending two or three weeks m Granville, Mass.
 Services at Pine Orchard chapel were conducted on Sunday by Rev. w. w.. McLane of Plymouth church, this city, whose summer home is at Crescent Bluff.
 Charles Scharf of Lake Place, who has been seriously i'll for the past fort night, is reported convalescent.
 Miss Mary Dwight of Topson avenue, Branford, is spending August in Massa- chusetts
 Mrs. John Mcqueen of this city is guest at the Eckford Davis homestead in Mill Plain. Branford.
 MT. and Mrs. Walter H. Brown and daughter, Miss Dorothy, of New 1ork, have been the guests recently Of MT. and Mrs. Frank G. Ball of Main street, West Haven. They returned to their home Sunday.
 Mrs. and Miss Havens of Church street, Branford, have for their guests L, Hommedieu and Miss Hunt of lslip, l.. I.
 Mir. and Mrs. Charles Nichols of George street returned to their home last Thursday from Crescent Bluff, near Pine Orchard, where they had been spending a month. They will go to Granby to-day to remain probably un- til the middle of September.
 Miss Gertrude Flower, formerly of Branford, but now of West Haven, is visiting Miss Ethel Plant,
 Miss Minnie Segar of Crown street
 1o,r fnr weeks visit to her brother, who lives near Baltimore.
 Dr. and Mrs. D, w, Johnson of Branford, is spending two weeks at Lakewood, N. J.
 MT. and Mrs. F. c. Osborn of Lake Place will pass their outing season vis- ting friends in Worcester, Mass. They will go some time after the middle of the month. and on returning will bring as their guests MT. and Mrs. A. E. New ton of that city
 Merle Towner of Mill Plain, Bran ford. has for his guest Mir. Pease of this city
 Mrs. William H. Ely of George street went on August 1 to her old home at Sheffield. Mass, to remain throughout the nlOIIll. I1et SUI, pI ItN stNI iSiJt tt Yale man, will join his mother this week.
 MT. and Mrs James Flynn on Satur- day evening celebrated the fifth ami versary of their marriage at their sum mer home on Governors Island, Stony Creek. Many guests were present to extend their congratulations and good wishes. The cottage was prettily dec orated with golden rod and ferns. MT. and Mrs. Flynn received their guests under a canopy of pink and white sea shells A dainty lunch was served on the lawn. Among the guests were Mir. and Mrs. Charles Heaton, MT. and Mrs. Valentine Sverson of New York, MT. and Mrs. Almet Latson of Brooklyn, MT. and Mrs. William Revello of New York MT and Mrs. Frank Soup of Rrooklvn. Mrs. Charles r. Futile of this citv. Mrs Sevens of South Orange, Miss willerts of New York. Miss Hoey of New Haven. and Miss Harris of New Haven. All of the guests are summer ing on the island.
 Guests at the Milford homestead, Branford, on South Main street, are MT. Wilfords sister, Mrs. Street, and family from Atlanta, Ga; also MT. and Mrs Frank Holcomb and son of New York city.
 Miss Maud Kelly of this city went to | Waterbury on Saturday to be the guest of her sister for three weeks.
 Mrs. Aleph Thompson of Milford ave nue, Branford, had for her guest over Sunday Mrs. Elliott of New York, ] Mrs Erwin Barnes and son, Master Harold Barnes of Lynwood place, have been spending ten days in North Mad ison, MT. Barnes joining them for over Sunday. The two first will go this wek to East Litchfeld to stay two or three weeks on a farm. l Saturday afternoon in Branford a 1 party was given by Mrs. K. A. Martin l of Hopson avenue in honor of heI l daughter Ruth Marie's eighth birthday Twenty little girl playmates helped hel | celebrate the occasion, and very hap py afternoon was spent by the chil- dren with games. Refreshments con. | sisting of ice cream, cake and fruit ! was served on the lawn. Ruth was the recipient of many pretty birthday gifts Those present were Ethel Moore, Alice Meigs. Gertrude Johnson, Voga Key holds, Galy Johnson, Georgianna Me. Kean, Viola Gledding, Amy Harrington ! Martha Anderson. Carrie and Alma Berggren, Ellen Nelson, Nina and Hilda | Mattson. Esther Johns, Olive Andrews | IJ,,l5o T0bpcop T,a1Iro and Trepa E,T1