The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-08-12

were married on last Wednesday and are on their wedding trip. They will remain as the guests of MT. and Mrs Westlund for a week. Mrs. George Hinman and mother, Mrs Rowe of Valley street. who have been spending a few weeks with friends in
 Massachusetts, have returned. AIr. and Mrs. R. A. Babcock and fam fly of Washington avenue, West Haven,
 have gone to New London. From there they will go to Southampton, L. I. David Mercer of Harrison street left yesterday morning for Saratoga, where
 he will spend weeks vacation with i friends.
 Mr and Mrs. John Reichel and son
 George will sail in the steamer Kaiser Wilhelm der Crosse to-day for Karls-
 bad, where they intend to spend several
 months.
 Miss M. Carroll. .ass:s ant stenographer
 in the office of Director Coe of the de-
 partment of public works, returned
 Sunday after two weeks vacation
 spent at New York, Boston and Proyi- dence.
 Edward Donahue of this city was
 married to Miss Nellie Delaney of
 Brooklyn, N. Y, in that place on Sat- | urday last.
 MT. and Mrs. Frank Booth and Miss Haywood of West Haven have gone to
 Block Island for a few days. John Morse of Wallingford has secur-
 ed position with the Southern New
 England Telephone company and began
 his duties yesterday in this city. Mrs. Cook, the guest of MT. and Mrs. Edward Dickerman of Elm street, has returned to her home in Derby.
 Arthur G. Bein, who has been visiting in Newark. N. J.. has returned. Miss Julia Brokerick, Miss Grace Hil- derbrant and Miss Lena Horton of West
 Haven with a number of New Haven young ladies. have taken a cottage at Crescent Beach. New London. for ten days.
 Miss A. Lillian Blackman, stenogra- pher for the board of education, is en- toying a three weeks vacation. She is staying at Southington at present and will visit other places before returning to this city.
 Louis Futile of Church street, West I1dfGlI. lldS SUIlS u NUtUl duOE Max Adler left for Saratoga yesterday to spend vacation. Miss Reynolds, Miss Madeline Rey- holds and Miss Carlisle of West Haven left yesterday for a trip to Nova Scotia. Rudolph Steinert has returned from a two weeks vacation passed on Beverly farms owned by his brother, Alexander Steinert, in Massachusetts. c. S. Degrasse, formerly chief en- gineer at the Wallingford electric light plant, has entered the employ of the
 Osborn Machine company of this city as a mechanical engineer. and is at
 present engaged in the repairing of and installing engines and dynamos Miss Wilkinson with her nieces, the l Misses Florence and Mildred, have re- turned to their home in West Haven, after two months stay in Woodbury Frank A. Southworth, clerk of the police department, left yesterday for a three weeks trip to the White noun tains. He is stopping at the Straw berry Hill house, Bethlehem, N. H. Po- lice Electrician Kitridge also left yes- terday for a short vacation, which he will spend In Maine. George Jenks of Bridgeport was the
 guest over Sunday of Judge and Mrs. s. J. Bryant.
 Mrs. o. Dieter, Miss Katherine and Frederick W. Dieter, who have been sojourning in the Litchfield hills, have returned and report that they have spent a most delightful time. Mrs. Jacob Leyerzapf, who accompanied them, has also returned. MT. and Mrs. Minor and children of Woodbury are the guests of Mir. and Mrs. Winfield Austin of Main street, West Haven.
 Mrs. I. Haynes and her daughter, Miss Jennie Houston of East Pearl street, are visiting friends in Waterbury and Worcester through the month of Au-
 gust.
 The Misses Frankie and Angela Crow ley of Savin Rock have gone to Sarato-
 ga for two weeks stay. Benjamin D. Arnold, formerly of this city, but who is now engaged in a lu- crative business at St. Joseph, Mo, is in the city. MT Arnold who is we'll known here. will remain for 6 month He is now associated with an eminent architect in St. Joseph.