The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-07-26

Massachusetts. and will commence his new duties on the first of August. He is one of the most trusted employees of the company and his advancement is 1 well deserved.
 8Ir. Townsend of Main street, West Haven. has gone to Mantle for his va cation.
 Miss Emily Gorahm. who has been visiting Miss Faith Judson. of Main l street, West Haven, has returned to her home in Brooklyn.
 Miss Cora Galpin, of Woodbury, is the guest of Miss Lizzie Wadsworth, of Elm street. West Haven.
 Mrs. Warden and Mrs. Bruce, of West Haven. left yesterday for Hunt ington, L. l., where they will visit rela- tives for two or three weeks.
 The eleventh social and hop of the Westville Social and Athletic club will be held at the new dancing casino at Savin Rock on July 31. The entire club lis in camp at the Rock. The committee who has charge of the arrangements is Roy Shumway, Willard Veitch, Melvin Smith, Elliott Truesdale and William Downes.
 Mrs. N. F. Gladwin, of New York, is visiting MT. and Mrs. H. E. Gladwin' Of West Haven.
 MT. and Mrs. F. McKernan and fam lily, of West Haven, have gone on short visit to their former home in New
 York state.
 Miss Justine Ingersoll of Harrison street, WestvilIe, was quite badly bit
 ten by one of her pet monkeys Thurs
 day afternoon. Miss Ingersoll went di-
 rectly to the office of Dr. Arthur w.
 Marsh, where the wound was cauter-
 iZed and dressed
 Drs. Monahan and Maher were
 thrown out of a road wagon at F
 o'clock yesterday and barely escaped
 with very bad injuries. The carriage was being driven by Dr. Monahan, and
 was turning the corner of Church ana
 Crown streets, when the right forward
 wheel snapped. The wagon was let down to the ground and Dr. Monahan
 was thrown heavily to the pavement,
 but was not severely hurt. Dr. Maher jumped out The horse and carriage were stopped at State and Crown streets. The horse was injured and was
  Miss Ella Munson, of Elm street, : West Haven, has accepted a position with the telephone company at it's new office.
 Miss Sara Kelsey, of Wallingford, is visiting her parents, Captain and Mrs' Chauncey Kelcey, in Clinton. , Mrs. Frederick Jackson of Atwater } street, West Haven, is visiting in Bos- , ton.
 Mrs. F. B. Jackman, of South Nor l walk, and Mrs Clarence Stillson. or Pittsburg, are visiting their mother, l Mrs. Cornelia Anderson, in Clinton.
 Mrs. Larkins, of Court street, West 5 Haven, is visiting relatives at Oyster l Bay, L. I.
 Mrs. L. L. Hull, who has been visiting
 her father and sister in Clinton, has re- , turned to Durham. Mrs Charles D. Phelps of West Ha-
 ven, is visiting her parents in Green ; wich.
 , Captain Alexander Buell. is visiting his family in Clinton.
 Miss Hungerford, of Philadelphia spent the month of June at the Bunga- , low at Rocky Beach, and will return for
 the month of August. Miss Ida Watrous, of this city, is the |. guest of her parents, MT. and Mrs. C.. C. f Watrous, in Clinton. f Miss Grace Elwell, of Campbell ave- = nue, West Haven, who has been quite i'll. has recovered and is able to be out :; again.
 I Mrs. James English, of 1S5 Church l street, who, with her husband, is pass n ing the season at the United States ho-
 tel at Saratoga Springs, gave a dinner f party Thursday night. The occasion S was her birthday anniversary. The r event took place in the private dining
 room of the hotel. There were presen1 - Mrs. William Gibson Mrs. Helen A Moser and MT and Mrs. Edward Ellis ;, of New York city, Mrs. Burdett Farren
 of Baltimore, Mr and Mrs F.. Cliftor r Tower and Miss Marie Tower, of Troy |. Mrs. Gilbert of Fair Haven. Miss F. D
 Clements, of Fort Edward, MT. ant = Mrs. Waiter H. Butler Miss A. c. But $ Ter and W. M Gage, of Saratoga r. Springs.
 Sinclair Palmer, of Hartford who i if visiting his parents on Savin avenue W West Haven, has recovered from his in l. jury received some days ago by step e ping on meat hook. Mir. Palmer ant 1t his wife will leave soon for their hom
 in Hartford.
 '- MT. and Mrs Walter Crater of No i y South Water street, on Tuesday even l. ing entertained a few of their persona ,r friends with a musical and vocal enter l. tainment. Some fine selections Wer
 rendered by Captain James Wyman. O V Tottenville Staten Island, and selec a tions on the piano by Miss Lena Mitch
 ell After a bountiful supper was srev or ed the feast ended with a smoker fo s- the men. Those present were MT. an in Mrs. Walter Crater, MT. and Mrs. Will i'd liam Mitchell Captain and Mrs. Fran
 Smith, Captain and Mrs. James Wy n man, Mir and Mrs. John Tracy, MT an V Mrs. George Wiseman, MT. and Mrs n Marsh Mrs. William Surrip, Miss Elm s- ma Lincoln. Charles Kelsey, Miss Len
 Mitchell and MT. Brainer.