The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-08-14
has been spending few days at Pine

CepteQ the lnVltatlon or the COlllIllllee in charge of the quarter millennlal eel
 ebration of the founding of NorWalk tc be held from September to 12. Iath- CT Slocum was formerly the pastor ol
 St. Mary's parish in South NorWalk'
 MT. and Mrs. Charles Palmer, Of West Haven, have returned from their car
 riage ride to Seymour, Naugatuck and ] Waterbury. i William Douglass, the veteran candy
 drummer, of New Haven, was in Bethel yesterday. MT. Douglass has been on
 the road so many years that he has
 come to be known by many of our townspeople, who are always glad to
 meet Uncle Billy as many of his cus- | toners call him.--Danbury News.
 The Misses Newton, with their broth CT Byron, of West Haven, are visiting
 relatives in Waterbury and Oakville for | a few weeks.
 | Hanley B. Chase, graduate of Dart mouth in the class of '99 will take Frank Clapp's place as principal of the Burritt school New Britain. He has 1 been teaching in Durham and Antrim
 N. H.
 Mrs. George Johnson of Washington avenue, West Haven, is visiting friends at Rocky Beach. The families of c. s. Olin, editor of the Bristol Press, and W. M. French, foreman of the job room at the same
 plant, went yesterday morning to h.
 dian Neck Branford, where they have taken a cottage for the month of Au- gust.
 Miss Gertrude Tyler, of Newburg, N. J., is the guest of her aunt, Mrs. Har- riet Tyler, of Elm street.
 The third reunion of the Holbrook family, of Derby, will be held at Mer- wins Beach, Woodmont, on Saturday. It Is hoped that the time and place are such that a large number will attend and an earnest invitation is extended to all HolbrooSs and descendants of the Holbrook family to be present at this reunion. As it Is impossible to mail invitations to all it is requested that all who see this notice will extend the invitation to all Holbrooks within reach. The place of meeting is To- cated at the end of the Woodmont car line and can be reached by cars both from Bridgeport and New Haven. All who desire can get a dinner at the restaurant by sending word to the sec retary, Mrs Martha c. Downs, South Cliff street, Ansonia, before August 14. Dinner will be at 12 o'clock, followed by the business meeting, election of off, cers, etc.
 Miss Mary Dargin, of this city, Is spending a few days with friends and relatives in Winsted.
 Miss Beckwith, one of the teachers in the Porto Rico schools, is the guest of her classmate, Mrs. George Hubbard, In West Haven.
 Wilbur A. Simpson and family, of Wallingford, are at Morris Cove for a week.
 Mrs. Thomas Richards, with her chill dren, Emma, Susie and Collis, of Fourth avenue, West Haven, are spending the summer in Yarmouth, Nova Scotia.
 Mrs. Mae Gertrude Wooding, of Wal lingford, left on Monday afternoon for a two weeks stay at Essex. The last week in this month she will stop at Pine Orchard. For the rest of this Mrs. Wooding's art store will be closed.
 Louis Borriello, one of the committee of arrangements on the Meriden Ital- ian celebration in honor of the Feast of the Assumption tomorrow, came to this city yesterday morning and en- gagged the Military Olympia band to furnish music for the day, also for a this evening.
 Mrs. Welton, of Waterbury, who has been the guest of Mrs. A. c. Higgins, of Savin avenue, West Haven, for the last five weeks, returned to her home Monday.
 Miss Helen Finch, of East Norwallx, s the guest of her brother, Irving Finch | of this city Before returning home | Miss Finch will visit other places of in- | terest
 MT. and Mrs. William Brown and | family, of Center street, West Haven, are visiting Mir Browns mother in New | York.
 Miss Margaret Bowling. who has been the guest of Miss Annie Coughlin | m Wallingford, has returned to her nome in this city
 Miss Hattie Vincent, of this city, is he guest of MT. and Mrs. c. Williams, If Wallingford.
 A. H. Wells and family, E.. IT. Oviatt md family and Miss Flossie Davis, of | road, Waterbury, will leave Sunday to spend two weeks at Savin Rock.
 Mrs. D. A. Walker, with her children, Clarence and Aubrey of First avenue, West Haven, with her niece, Miss Ma 1el Thorpe of Florida, are visiting rel itives in Holyoke
 Miss May Hitchcock of New Haven, 1as gone to her cottage at Money Isl- md for a short stay. She has as one If her guests Miss May McClurer, of 
 Miss Minnie Scoville of Torrington, las been visiting with her uncle, Will jam Scoville, of Atwater street, West Iaven
 The Rev. c. c. Smith and Mrs. Smith, vho have been the guests of Deacon md Mrs. w. H. Hubbard, of Branford, eturned to their home in Waterbury 
 Mrs. John Way, of Bridgeport. is the .uest of Mrs Henry O'Neil, of West Haven.
 Mrs. J. R. Hull and son Harold, of Ieriden, has returned home after a months stay at the Colonial Inn, West Haven.
 Mrs. David F. Bolton, of Brooklyn, is he guest of MT. and Mrs. Arthur Bol- on, of West Haven.
 Archie M. Loudon, foreman in the department Of the Farrel