The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1901-07-19

or seymour, started Tor Canaua yeSteI-
day morning. They will be gone about
a month.
| Mrs. Lena Tieper and daughter, of Az
Howard avenue, will soon go to Litch-
field to spend their annual summer va
cation.
Mrs. Harvey Halligan and daughter
Mabel, of Seymour, came to this city
on Wednesday to spend a week with
relatives.
|. Miss Amelia Herrschaft, of 1876 Woos-
ter street, has gone to Meriden to spend
a weeks vacation with Mr.. and Mrs.
Spencer.
| A party of young women of Orange,
consisting of Miss Josephine Clark, Miss
May Clark, Miss Anna Russell and Miss
Jennie Morse, started for the Pan
American Wednesday to remain about
ten days.
Mrs. Augusta Chadburn,. of SO Dag
gett street, intends spending her vaca-
ton at Canarsie, New York, accompa-
MED by her niece, Miss Gussie Emmer-
ich.
Rev. Benjamin Wright and family,
of Orange, start for the Adirondacks
this week for a six weeks outing. The
church will remain closed for three
weeks, and for the remaining three
Sundays the pulpit will be occupied by
out-cf-town clergymen. Rev. William
Hunt, the former pastor of the church,
will preach there the first Sunday in
August.
Rev. j. E. Wildman, Miss Clara Wild
man and Walter Wildman, of Walling-
ford, will be at the Phelan cottage at
Cosey Beach through the month of Au-
gust.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Milcke and Maurice
Milcke, of Walingford, sail for home
August II.
Rev. and Mrs. Clarence NJ. Gallup, of
Southlngtcn, left Tuesday for a two
weeks vacation which will spent in
Norwich.
Edwin A. Smith, Of West Haven, is
wheeling through New Jersey and
Pennsylvania, where the roads and cy-
Gle paths are excellent clear through to
Atlantic City.
Dr. Almond j. Cutting, of Southing-
ton, is confined to his home by slight
illness.
Word has been received in West Ha-
Providence, that she arrived at her
journey.
Mrs. DeForest and family, of Pas
sale, N. j., are at the Cliff cottage, Bell
Island. The Well cottage is occupied
by G. A. Gleason and family of Pas
safe N. j. r. r. Lemke and family of
are at the Cedar cottage. Mrs.
Woglon and family. of Green Point,
Brooklyn, are at the Rose cottage. G.
H. Schroeder and family, of this city,
are at the Fairvew.
Harvey A Rose, of Exchange street,
who was on the man-ofwar Newark
and who was in the Chinese war, has
gone to Boston to be mustered out of
service and will be home in a few days
He is twenty-one years of age and en-
listed when he was eighteen. He will
receive a medal for bravery from the
United States government and has also
oeen recommended to receive a medal
from the British government for dis
tinguished services in the troubles in
China
A notable sojourner at Bell Island,
oeiow Norwalk, this summer is Hon. !
Louis Porrata Doria, ex-mayor of |
Ponce Porto Rico. Mr.. Doria's family |
S with him. DR.. Mossman and fam
ly, of New York city, are at the Fay |
Mrs. Anna T. Schuldice and |
'amily, of Danbury, are at their cottage |
or the summer, Mrs Weed daughter |
If Congressman Hill, of Norwalk, and |
'amily of Washington, are occupying |
he Hull cottage.
DIR. and Mrs. Allen and DR.. Reilly, of |
his city, were among the Sunday Wis I
tors at Crescent Beach They were at |
J, w. Hemingars cottage.
Mrs. f. o. Badger, Mrs Walter Hill
md children, Misses Emma E. and
trace Badger, of Wallingford will re-
urn the last of this week from Brat
leboro, VT
Miss S. e. Downs, Of West Haven,
las gone to Bristol for two weeks
uting.
B. Kramp, A. Snyder T, Mclaughlin
nd A. Hall, of Wallingford are at
short Beach for a two weeks camping
ut.
James Moore and John A. Cromer, of
his city, have returned from Buffalo,
,here they have been visiting the Pan
american.
Miss Minnie Fl. Smith, of West Ha-
en-, is visiting her sister. Mrs. Clifford
'reat of Orange.
Miss Mary Barnes, Of Woodbury.,
as been appointed by the women OF
he Methodist Episcopal church of that
lace to take charge Of the Woodbury.
ouse on the Plainvile camp-ground
uring the Chautauqua and camp meet
lg weeks.
Mrs. G. Shepard. of West Haven, has
one to Stamford for a few days, and
n her return she will prepare to move
} that place, where she Will make her
cine.
Rev. J. A. Freeman, pastor of the /
irst Congregational church, Wood I
ury who has been a sanitarium for {
number of weeks for his health, is ]
aiming finely. 5
Irving Carr is now employed in the I
ore of George w. Warner West Ha- !
en-. Harry Smith, another employee, is |
|, and Stanley Warner is taking his i
)ute.
Alexander Gordon, of Woodbury., who | j
ent to Hartford to consult specialist ]
regard to a nervous trouble some f
avs ago, is improving and his friends i
i'll rejoice to see him about again.
uring his absence his brother George,
Sharon, is looking after the work on
lie farm. 7
Charles E. Stormont, Thomas Haley,
harles E. Graham and Wilbur B.