The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1901-08-10


street, West Haven.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Porter of Ham
den are visiting with friends in BIS
toll
Mrs Martha Hadsell and Miss Ger
trude Castle of Plainville will spend a
few weeks at Short Beach.
Edwin Furrey and family of PLAIN
Vile are at Sachem's Head, where MI
Furrey is building several cottages.
Miss Clara Jepson of IS Dwight street
is slowly recovering from her severe
attack of gastritis
The Misses Anna and Margaret De-
laney of Lake street, Waterbury, are
entertaining Miss Lillian Moore of this
city.
The Misses Mccarthy of Congress
avenue are visiting in Hartford. Dur
ing their visit they attended the Z. l.
A. U. National convention.
Mrs. Margaret Mulvaney and Mrs.
Martin Brennan of Baldwin street. wa
terbury, are at the Waterbury cottage
in Savin Rock.>
Mr.. and Mrs w. r. Cram and Miss
Nellie Cram of Union avenue, West
Haven, are visiting In Boston and
Providence.
Miss Wyle of North Madison is visit
irg Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Clark on Rich
ard Place, West Haven.
Mrs. A. e. Leroy and wife Of Oper-
lin, O., who have been guests of Rev. u.
C. Clarke and wife of Plainville, sailed
for Natal, Africa, on Wednesday.
The Misses Sadie and Mamel Wood OF
10 Dwight street and Miss Eva Grant Of
6 Prospect street are spending a two
weeks vacation at Groton- on the-Hud-
son, N. Y. They will be joined next
week by Miss Grace Hall of 116 Wooster
street.
F w. Cone is very i'll at his home in
Bristol and is being treated by spec
ialist from this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Brainard or
Thompson street, West Haven, are
spending their summer on one of the
Thimble Islands.
S. P. Burwell of New Brunswick, N,
j., is visiting his brother, Elias Bur
we'll of Race street, Bristol. ;. +.
Burwell is ninety two years of age ana
his brother is two years younger. Both
are we'll preserved and in a vigorous
mental and physical condition. MI
Burwell will take his brother back with
him for a visit to New Jersey.
Misses Ella O'Neill and Winnie Car
mody of East Norwalk are the guests
of relatives in this city.
Charles Goldreyer of 8 Gilbert street
and Samuel Alderman Of 1873 Court
street have gone to the mountains FOR
a three weeks stay.
Miss Matte DeForest of this city is
the guest of Miss Mary Morris in
Bridgewater.
Miss Lena Dickerman of Elm street,
West Haven, is the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. William Brainard at their sum-
rner home on Lewis, one of the Thimble
Islands.
Mrs. G. H. Smith Of Kent and Mrs.
Herbert Smith and children of this city
were the guests last week of Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Smith of Bridgewater.
Miss Margaret Fox Of this city is the
guest of Miss Irene Dibble of BayvieW
avenue, Nerwalk.
Mrs. German Kickox and two sons
of Gloversville N Y, are visiting Mrs.
Kickox's sister, Mrs. Clarence Thomp-
on Of Elm street, Wet Haven.
John Hickey Of South Leonard street,
Waterbury, Is basking in the sun along
the shore at savin Rock.
Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Smith and daugh-
ter, Miss Rhena, and Herbert r, Won
Dorster of Castarissa, Pa, are stopping
at Jewell cottage, Sunsea Beach.
Miss Ella Mccarthy of James street,
Waterbury, left Thursday for week
| vacation at Sayin Rock
Mrs. Edwin r. Smith and family of
Orange street will leave town soon for
an outing up In the country.
Mrs. Robert Probst and Mrs. Henry
Fischer Of Summit street Waterbury,
are spending two weeks at Savin Rock.
4 About sixty members Of the Girls
Friendly society and their friends of
West Haven attended the Glen Island
excursion Thursday. The day was an
ideal one and the young ladies' enjoyed
their outing to the utmost
Miss Belle Harris of the money order
department at the postoff1ce. is enjoy
ing her vacation at the Thimble Is
lands. Later she will OTTO Newport
for a few days.
| c. Fl. Wallace of Brooklyn is visiting
DIR. Shepard of Elm street, West Ha-
ven.
The men employed at various voca-
| tions by Carl Stocked In Norfolk, ac-
COMMANDED by their wives, spent the
dav in Hartford Thursday, leaving here
on the express in the morning. Mr..
StoeckeI paid the expenses.
Miss Edna Macy of New York is the
guest of Miss Myrtle Agnew at their
! cottage on Beach street, West Haven.
Miss Grace Myers of Wall street, Wa
terbury, is visiting friends In this city.
Miss Olive Smith of City Point Is Wis
ting friends in Bristol Conn.
Ieoni w. Robinson, the achitect, Will
| take vacation of two weeks leaving
the city within a few days for that
purpose.
Mrs. Louis Martel of Washington
avenue, Waterbury, and her two little
daughters, Helen and Margaret, are
snendine a three weeks vacation at
| Savin Rock and at Woodmont.
Major and Mrs. Edward M. Clark
have returned from another trip to
Ruffalo. This is Mrs Clark's third trip
in her official position as one of the
state commissioners. Major and Mrs
! Clark will go in a few days for short
| trim I'D to the Berkshires and are con-
templating going across the water on
a flying trip in the early fall.
The Rev. T. Nelson Baker, who has
| Ioop ,oastor nf the DiXWell avenue