The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-07-11
Miss Averil1 If West Water stree

Miss Averill of West Water stree { has returned from Norfolk Conn. S from two weeks vacation.
 Columbia Rebekah lodge, No. 15, vii hold its picnic on July IS at South End Z 'Busses will leave from South End roa( every half hour.
 < Mr. Shelley, the popular librarian al the Young Mems Institute, is spending his annual vacation as is his custom at Saratoga Springs.
 John Shillinglaw with the Hubinger 15-'sesf1Tg~ of horses left Charter Oak park Tuesday for Detroit to be in at the
 opening of the Grand circuit. MT. and Mrs. John H. Davis of Ham
 den were the guests of the family of
 Deacon William A. Collins in Columbia,
 Sunday. Mrs. Davis remained there a few days.
 MT. Reagan, the druggist on Grand avenue, and family are spending the summer in the large cottage formerly
 owned by Augustus c. Hausman at
 Cosey Beach.
 The Sunday school of the East Wash ington Avenue Baptist church, Bridge
 port, will picnic to-day at Primrose
 park (formerly Waverly Grove), below Savin Rock.
 Supernumerary Policeman George
 East who was operated upon at New
 Haven hospital Monday for a leg strouble, was reported last evening to be getting along nicely.
 Rev William Koepchen, Miss Emma EG. Neebe and William Koepchen, jr., of New York city, who have been wis., iting Mrs Marie Neebe, in this city, have returned home after pleasant stay.
 MT. and Mrs Palmetier and family, of Beers street, are tenting out in Clintorl's Grove at Cosey Beach. Mr. Crockett and James McLay, the car riage manufacturer have each tent in the same grove.
 George Schroeder, employed at the New Haven Manufacturing company factory, had his hand badly hurt yes- terday morning in a blaming machine. He was taken to the New Haven hospi- tai where his injuries were dressed. Alfred Edmondson, the Fair Haven plumber has rented his cottage at ECosey Beach to Charles Hine, of this scity, for the season, MT. Hine has just Areturned from Arkansas, where he went for the benefit of his health.
 Miss Susie Cheney, of this city, who was for six years stenographer at the New Haven wire mill, has accepted flattering position with the Scovill Manufacturing company in Waterbury. She began her new duties on Monday Her many friends wish her success and Happiness in her new position.
 The many friends of Mrs. ripple, wife of Rev. Bertrand ripple, the former pastor of Epworth M. E. church, will be grieved to learn that she has had to submit to an operation for appendi- ;citis in New York hospital, but will be rejoiced to hear that she is now recovery.
 Two building permits were issued | yesterday by Fire Marshal Gladwin. | One was to c. Ridinger for two-story | frame cne-family house to be erected | on Livingston street, and to cost S2,000, | and the other is two family house to l be erected on Lombard street. near At | water, and to cost about s 000 The | owner is F. w. Donnelly.
 Edward Phelan, the costumer on Orange street, has rented his large cot faeas at Cosey Beach to a party from Massachusetts who will come to-day to | stay until August 1. Rev. MT. ]. D. Wildnan and family, of Wallingford, will occupy the cottage through the month of August. MT. and Mrs. Phelan will occupy the new cottage which was built for them this spring.