The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-08-17

Mrs. Andrew Wilkinson of WashlhS- ton avenue, West Haven, is visiting at Rock Beach.
 pr. J. w. Melbourne of Seymour lett Thurday morning for Stafford Springs, where he will spend week. Mrs. Mel bourne has been at the Springs for the past week. During the doctors ap- sence his patients will be in the care of Dr. H. A. Roberts.
 Miss Matte S. Johnston of S4 Church street New Britain, has returned from d visit to friends in this city. Albert Rockwell, who has been in the hospital, returned to his home on George street West Haven MT. Rock well fell from a building and injured himself very badly. He is walking on crutches.
 Miss Sarah L. Ward of New Britain left on Thursday for this city, where she will take up new position as H. brarian in the State Normal school.
 MT. Henning of Plainfeld, N. J., is the guest of MT. and Mrs. T. A. Spreyer of Washington avenue, West Haven Edward H. Lachlin, principal of the Bristol high school last year and super visor of all the schools there, has se- cured similar position in Bath, Me. Bath is a city of 10,477 inhabitants, which makes it a little larger than Bristol
 New Haven people now staying at the Hawkhurst. Litchfield, are: MT. and Mrs. Benjamin R. English, Mrs. James E. English MT. and rMs. Rob- ert A. Brownson and daughter, Miss M. J. and Rose Ward, Edwin Marble, Misses Elizabeth and Susan Day, Miss Mary Kilcran Mrs. Charles M. Walk CT and two children, Mrs. John E.. Bas- sett Miss Isabelle Bassett, Mrs. B. H. Cheney, Miss Alice Cheney Mrs. Austin Cheney, Mrs. and Miss Elenberger, Mrs. E. s. Lines, Edward and H. s. Lines, c. s. Warehouse and E. Hayes Trowbridge and family.
 MT. and Mrs. Edward Zivingmann of 61 Mechanic street returned home few days ago from a six days vaea- tion spent at Albert Eisenbarth's farm, situated near Bristol
 August c. Dunsing of Union avenue, West Haven has returned from a short trip to Atlantic City and Asbury Park.
 B. w. Soderberg of Seymour moved his household goods Thursday morning to New Haven, where he will in future reside.
 Master Frank Bowditch of Smith street. West Haven, is visiting his un- cle in this city.
 Miss Jane F. Angus of Sydney. Aus tralia, the daughter of Donald Angus, who left Hartford twenty-four years ago and went to Australia. is visiting at the home of her uncle, Alexander Angus, on Warner street. Hartford. She will stay month in Hartford af- ter which she will return to Australia by way of Scotland. the home of her ancestors. Miss Angus father, when in Hartford, was engaged in the building business with George Calder. He en- gagged in the book business when he went to Australia, and has been very successful In it. With his younger brother he runs one of the largest book stores in Australia Miss Angus is native of Australia.
 MT. and Mrs. R. G. Baldwin of Whal- ley avenue will visit the Buffalo expo- sition next week. They will stop at the private residence of Mrs. H. G. Hop kins, sister of G. A. Maycock of this city.
 Charles O'Brien and family of this city moved into Emery Tompkin's house in Yalesville Wednesday.
 A. D. c. Newcomb of Main street, West Haven. left yesterday for Bos- ton for a weeks yachting and fishing trip
 Miss Bessie Smith and Miss Iva Will cox of Yalesville were at Cosey Beach visiting this week
 Mr. and Mrs. Thomas P. Gillespie of Campbell avenue, West Haven, have gone to Munson. Mass.
 John Catoran, who has been employed in Yalesville for the past few months, has returned to this city.
 Dr. Nathan Mayer of Hartford, who has many New Haven friends and who was in New York several weeks for sur gical treatment during the first of the summer, is now in Boston, recuperat- ing. and will be away during the rest of the month. He is getting along in satisfactory way.
 MT. and Mrs E. A. Halliday and Miss Maud Harris returned from Deep River to this city Thursday,
 Miss Sadie Goodhart, daughter Of the late Morris Goodhart of New York, IS the guest of Deputy Sheriff Goodhart in this city. She has many friends among the younger set who are doing everything possible to make her V1slt to New Haven a pleasant one.
 Mrs. F. G. Wadsworth and two chil- dren of Warehouse Point left there Thursday to spend two weeks with Mrs. wadsworth's sister, Mrs. William Tinker, in this city.
 Mrs l.. M. Newcomb is spending month with friends at Cottage City, Martha's Vineyard.
 Mrs. Murphy of Yalesville is quite i'll of appendicitis at the home of her mother, Mrs Munson Wooding.
 MT. and Mrs. Robert Chase of Wash ington avenue, West Haven, with their cousins, MT. and Mrs. George Williams and daughter of New York, also Mrs. Clare Morter, have rented a cottage at Pine Orchard for month.
 Mrs. Edward Pierce and daughter, Miss Daisy, of Grant street, Meriden, are spending few days at Savin Rock.
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