The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-07-09

accompanied by her niece. Miss DeLeo Bui ro|s, left yesterday afternoon for a three weeks sOjourn in Washington. D. (.
 MT. and Mrs. William H Bushnell and family of PlantsvilIe will leave Thurs day morning for Bantam. MT. Bush nell will remain over Sunday and Mrs. Bushnell and the other members of the family will stay through the summer.
 Mir Kennedy, a student at St. Charles college in Maryland is at his home on Fourth avenue, where he will spend his vacation.
 A pretty home wedding took place in SouthingtOn yesterday afternoon at the home of Mir. and Mrs. Charles Moore in the eastern part of the town, when Miss Sarah Moore, their daughter, was mar ried to Charles Kellogg of Meriden by Rev. Horace Porter. MT. and Mrs. Kellogg left yesterday afternoon for Buffalo and Niagara Falls. They will spend a week in Buffalo with MT. Kel- logg's sister, Mrs. Arthur L. Smith, af- ter which they will return to Meriden to reside. Mir Kellogg is employed by the Meriden Gas Light company and is graduate of the Meriden high school. Miss Millicent Zimmerman. daughter of Harris Zimmerman of New York city, paid short visit to friends in this city yesterday She was en route for | Colchester, where she will spend a short | vacation as the guest of friends. MT. and Mrs. Sinclair Palmer of Hart ford are the guests of MT. and Mrs. | of Co win Rock West Haven.
 Miss Mae Finnegan of Salt Lake City | is visiting the family of T. F. Bowman of EdGewood avenue.
 Mrs. Crockett and Miss Pearson of l New Britain are located with Mrs. N. P. Willis at her cottage on Park street, Oriental Park. Savin Rock.
 Rev. D. R. ODonnell of St. Mary's church, New London. is visiting his parents MT. and Mrs. David O'Donnell of 30 Ward street.
 Dr, D. A. Kinner has returned to her home on Center street. West Haven, from a weeks visit in Bethel and Dan- bury.
 MT. and Mrs. !. A. Mcdonald. who have been visiting friends in this city,
  Monday.
 William Yerke, who has been visiting his parents at their home on Campbell avenue, West Haven, has returned to Woodbridge, N. Y.
 Mrs. Anna Cormack is spending the
 summer as the guest of Friends in
 Springfield, Mass.
 | Mrs Charles Drum of Union avenue.
 West Haven, is visiting her cousin, Mrs
 Mallard of Philadelphia.
 Miss Margaret Flanagan of 237 Wash
 ington avenue and Miss Mollie Fay leave to-day for Block Island where
 they will spend the summer.
 Mrs Kraemer of Brooklyn is the
 guest of MT. and Mrs. Gagel of Center
 street, West Haven.
 Mrs. L. A. Hotchkiss of Providence
 R. l., is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Ira
 E. Fonda of 1S9 Quinnipiac avenue. She
 has been here over week and will re. turn this evening to her home. Mrs
 Hotchkiss has been nurse in tht
 Providence hospital for the past thir'
 teen years and she has had many inter
 esting experiences in her career as 6
 nurse in that institution.
 Mrs. Elliott of Waterbury is the gues
 of her cousin, Henry T. Bristol, at hi:
 home on Harrison street.
 Miss Mary A. Augur, a teacher in tht
 Westville grammar school, left Monday
 for Massachusetts, where she will re- main until the opening of school or September 15.
 MT. and Mrs. Husted of Main street West Haven, are entertaining Mrs. Al derman of Collinsville.
 Mr. LaPlace, Miss Halliday and Dr
 Winne, who have been the guests o
 Dr. and Mrs. William N. Winne 0 Whalley avenue have returned to thei homes in Essex. Mass.
 Mrs. Katherine Hemingway of Harri !, son street has gone to Woodmont ant at the same resort is Gilbert Vaughan. The baby son of John Fraser, the wei known ball player, is reported as beini greatly improved yesterday. The littl fellow was suffering from pneumonia.
 On July 21 the officers of Edgewoo o lodge, K. of F., who were nominate /. two weeks ago and were elected at las weeks meeting will be installed. To as sist the Edgewood lodge in the installa 11 ton exercises the Uniform Rank 0 1 New Haven, will come out to Masoni < hall. Following is the list of the officer ' who were elected and who will be in z stalled. Chancellor commander, Freder z, ick Roth; vice chancellor, A. B. Sinclair < prelate, Thomas B. Rich; master-at ' arms, Horace B. Dikeman; master-of
 work, A. I. Hemion: keeper of records o and seal, Benjamin sherman; master c . finance, George Spencer; master of ex
 chequer, Charles Caldwell; inner guard f Henry Richardson; outer guard, Hug ', Robinson.
 Miss Mary Augur of Fountain stree f left Westville Monday for her long sum h mer vacation and Andrew J. Terrell ( S Central avenue is spending few day. S vacation in Bristol, Conn. II St. James Episcopal church, West - vile, will not close this summer. Tn q rector, Rev. J. Frederick Sexton, wi n spend his summer at his cottage 6
 Branford Point and will come to West o vile on Sunday mornings for early SCI k vices at 7:3O. If MT. Sexton decides { S take Sunday off it will be on the set e ond Sunday in August, otherwise SCI = vices will be held as usual o The Rev. Father Kennedy, pastor (
 St. Joseph's church will leave Westvil # to-day for New York, from where, c