The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-08-27

L. sAs , F. G. Ball of West Haven. returned yesterday from a n-Onth's stay at Oak Lodge. BurWell's Beach. Roy Bartholomew 0f Branford is en- toying a vacation in the Maine woods. Mrs. Bevan and Miss Dorothy Beyan of West Haven have returned from a stay in sharon.
 Charles NJ. Dennison, jr., of Brooklyn, was the guest over Sunday Of MT. and Mrs. Joseph Moore Of Hopson avenue, Branford.
 Mrs. Frederick Skin of West Haven with her son Walter Skiff are visiting friends in Newark. Andrew Handy, the painter living in Woodbridge. has bought the dwelling at the corner of Diamond and Ruby streets, from Joel 4. Sperry, of the Sperry & Barnes company for about S1, ,500. Mir. Handy has begun renovat- ing the property with the view of occu- pying it very soon.
 John s. Camp of Hartford has recent ly donated s25O to the Durham Public library fund as memorial to his aunt, Mss Mary J. Camp who previous to her death was constantly working to help secure funds for the erection of the present new library building. Mrs. Frank Jerold of Montowese street. BranfOrd, has for her guests, Mrs. Jack Gould and her mother, Mrs. Addis Paine of this city. Perry T. w. Hale, the noted fullback of the Yale football teams, announces that he has decided to become a candi- date for sheriff of MiddIesex county on the democratic ticket. He makes the run at the request of many friends. Mrs. H. W. Winkley of Branford ex- poets to leave this week for the noun tains.
 Mrs. H. A. Clough and daughter. Miss Ida Clough of Glastonbury, are spend- ing few days at the residence of MT. and Mrs. S. ". Fowler.
 Miss Lucia Benton of Branford has returned from a visit with friends in North Branford.
 Mrs. Thomas Scranton and daughter, Miss Nellie Scranton of Madison, are the guests of the Misses Mary and Cornelia Meigs in Durham.
 EX-Mayor N. D. Winters, who has sold his cottage at Pine Orchard to c. R. Bishop of this city, left Pine Orchard owing to the continued poor health of Mrs. Winters and MT. Bishop has taken possession of his property. No change will be made in the house at present, but next year 1t will probably be re- modelled.
 Dr. John Bailey of Middletown was in Durham Sunday to visit D. B. Coe in consultation with Dr. Earl MatheWson of Durham.
 A. B. Roberts of Branford has return ed from ten days vacation spent at his old home in Dexter, Me.
 MT. and Mrs. c. A. Hoadley and MT. and Mrs. H. K. Hutchinson of Bran ford spent Sunday at the Hoadley camp at Point Pleasant. Mrs. Hoadley Barnes and Julia will remain in camp this week. The others returned Monday morning.
 The Misses Eliza and Mary Scanlon of Branford have been guests of Mrs. M. E. Bliss of University Place, this city.
 Miss Annabel Southmayd of Middle town is visiting her father, Daniel c. Southmayd in Durham.
 Albert Johnson of this city, after weeks vacation spent at his home at Branford Point, has resumed his busi- ness.
 William Radon. son Of William F. Radon, is now fast recovering from an attack of fever which has confined the little fellow to his bed for several weeks.
 John J. V. Cunningham of Branford sailed from England the last of the week and is expected about Saturday. Steamer is due in New York August 29.
 Frederick c. Cooley of Elm street left this city yesterday for Woodbury, Litchfield county, where he will spend the rest of the season before the open ing of the Yale law school term. He will occupy most of the time in playing baseball with the Woodbury team.
 MT. and Mrs. George Phelps, who have been passing the week with MT. and Mrs. Selah Hull in Stony Creek, departed for Hartford on Monday, Mrs. Hull accompanying them on their re- turn journey as far as this city.
 Dr. Frank Parsons and pr. Arthur Slater have returned from a trip through the New England states, pro- fessionally visited the leading dentists and afterwards stopping at the summer resorts along the coast of Maine.
 Mrs. McKeever, accompanied by her son John, from New York, is the guest of Dr. and Mrs. George H. Townsend of Stony Creek.
 Mrs. James Torbert, Miss Grace Tor bert and Miss Lunt of Elm street, who have been spending the past few weeks in the White mountains, will return on September 1.
 William Connell, driver of Major c. B. Boardman's fancy team horses, re- turned from Stony Creek to Hartford for the season yesterday morning.
 Dr. Mary J. Wright returned home Monday from two weeks stay at On- set Bay. Onset. Mass.
 MT. Hubinger of Crib Island, one of the Thimbles, is enjoying trip down east in his yacht
 Master Eddie Keegan of Portsea street is spending two weeks with his uncle, Gilbert Keegan of Brooklyn.
 H. B. Brainerd and family of Hart ford are spending week with his par ents, MT. and Mrs. J. w. Brainerd in Stony Creek.