The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-08-13

Rev. MT. Sanford, of this city off
 ciated at the Episcopal church in Clin-
 ton on Sunday.
 MT and Mrs. James Tooker of Essex
 are entertaining friends from this city
 at their home on Saybrook street.
 Miss Grace Warner, of Hamden, is
 visiting her cousin, Mrs. George Peck,
 of Main street, West Haven.
 Charles Curtiss, of Woodbury, has
 been visiting friends in this city for
 the past two weeks
 Miss Ella Munson, of Elm street, West Haven, is taking her two weeks vacation
 Miss Annie Wheelahan of Liberty
 street, Waterbury, is spending vaca-
 tion at the home of her friend Miss May McKeon, in this city.
 MT. and Mrs. Henry A. l.. Hall, of
 Main street, are taking trip to Nova
 Scotia, stopping at Yarmouth, Halifax,
 St. Johns and other places. They will
 be away two weeks.
 | Dr. Edwin P. Parker and Mrs. Par ker, of Hartford, who have just re- turned from Europe, left Saturday for l Lebanon, on a visit to Dr. Parker's son, Lewis D. Parker, who has fine farm in that town. They will return to Hartford next week.
 Mrs. c. F. Doan, who has recently moved from Center street to 65 Main street, West Haven, will this week go to New York state and also some Con- necticut towns to visit relatives, will be away for a month.
 fa15 N,, nd Mrc Charles H. Woodruff have arrived at New York from their European trip and are expected to reopen their house on South street. Mrs. Frederick Wig gin gave tea Wednesday afternoon in honor of her niece Mrs. Sherman. A very interesting reading was given by Miss Susa Day, of this city, at Mrs. Coy's Wednesday forenoon, Edward Trowbridge is in town for short time, Mrs s. A. Willis, of North street, has returned from visit to Easthampton. Mrs Mclaughlin is visiting friends in Hartford. Origen s. Seymour and fam fly arrived Friday evening. MT. Sey- mour is stopping with his father, the Hon. Morris Seymour, on South street Miss E. M. Burritt Miss Carnelia Cur us anu IlSS ALLY Idlbpt, VI t1N''N'H' 'i are staying at the United States hotel. Recent arrivals: Mrs. A. Ellenberger, New Haven; Miss Ellenberger, New Haven; T. A. Gaellandle, Jr., New York; Mrs. F, A. Willard, B. H. Will lard, New York; Mrs, B. Shoninger, New Haven; Mrs. Hollander, Miss Hol- lander New York; o. J. Geer, Phila- delphia; William Gay, New Haven. At the South Farms Inn: F. H. Kenny, Miss Gladys Kenny Master Frank Ken ny, A. Benedict, New Haven. MT. and Mrs. John Colby Moore, New York city.
 Mrs. George Welch, of Peck avenue, is very i'll with mlarial fever.
 Mrs. Clarence Thompson and sister, Mrs. Germaine Hiclsox, of Gloversdale, N. J., have returned to Mrs. Thomp- sons home on Elm street, West Haven.
 Mrs. Daniel Mccarthy and family, of Baldwin street, Waterbury, are spend- ing a vacation at Savin Rock. They have discontinued their grocery store on Baldwin street, which has been for the past twenty five or thirty years one of the pioneer stores on the hill.
 Miss Hulda Eagles, of Court street West Haven, will go this week to Mid dletown for a two weeks vacation.
 Miss Alice Henderson, of this city, is visiting s. A. Talmadge, Cheshire.
 Miss Susan Newell, of Washington avenue, West Haven, is in Litchfield Hills visiting.
 Mrs Edward Allen and daughter, with a friend, Nellie Terrill, from this city, were the guests of Mrs. George Allen and Mrs Theodore Allen, of Prospect, for the past week.
 Miss Helen Merwin, of Orange, is the guest of her aunt, Mrs. Leonidas AL ling, of New York city.
 Mrs Agnes Trowbridge, of Bloom street, West Haven, is entertaining Miss Alice Cox, of Poughkeepsie, N. Y.
 Cards are out announcing the mar riage of Lester Bennett, of this city, to Miss A. c. Bibber, of Danbury, to occur | the latter part of September.
 Mrs. Frank L. Thomas, of Spring | street, West Haven, is ill with malaria. |
 MT. and Mrs. William H. Russell | and the Misses Olive and Esther, their | daughters, of 19 Perkins street, have | gone to Sandisfield, Mass, where they | will spend a week visiting relatives l and frlenQS III the beIholiie liilip'
 Miss Georgia Kelsey, of West Haven, who has been so very i'll with malarial fever in New York, is improving.
 Miss Lena Visel, of Highwood, is planning a trip to Hartford, for the first week in September, to visit friends and relatives.
 D. A. Davis, who has been the guest of Howard Williams, in Branford, left yesterday for Pennsylvania.
 Mrs. M. D. Hotchkiss, of Main street, West Haven, Is entertaiHing Mrs. Ed ward Katz, of Stony Creek.
 c. G. visel will spend his annual va cation at Block Island. He expects to De away one week.
 w. Vernon Somers, of Elm street, West Haven, gave a dinner on Satur- lay evening, the guests being MT, and Mrs. Bonner, MT and Mrs. Hillman and Mrs Bailey, of Chicago, Miss Hunger ord and Mir. Hungerford, of Philadel- ,hia. Miss Catherin Ward, of Wash ngton, D. C., Miss Henrietta Heit- nan, Fred Heitman, Miss Madeline Reynolds, J. Stuart Reynolds, c. K. Bush, Miss Marion Bush, Harry Rich lrds, of West Haven, and MT. Wad- lingham, of New York
 MT. and Mrs Julius Borchert, of 45 Elliott street, returned home last even- ng from an extended trip up the Hud- on and the Pan American exposition Roth report a g having enjoyed the trip