The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-08-14

Fred M. Gill, messenger Adams Ex- press; Charles NJ. Vaughn, freight brakeman; Jacob Michael J. Sullivan, brakeman; W. A. Cooper. porter; J. s. Schlosser. fireman; Talbot, railway mail clerk; J. NJ. King, railway mail clerk.
 4 party of New Haven people are en- toying cruise on board the yacht Bes7 sic R., sailing along the coast. They will stop at Newport, Black Island and other places of interest, expecting to be gone a week or ten days. In the party are Captain and Mrs. Austin, Mir. Philip Winter, the Misses Clara and Minnie Winter, MT. and Mrs. w. Adams, Miss Bernice Adams and MT. A. Bly, denberg.
 A cablegram received by Mrs. Davies announces that Dr. Davies would leave London. England. yesterday for home Dr. Davies has been seriously i'll while away and his health has so improved that he is able to start on the long jour- ney. His father, who was iss. is report ed to be greatly improved.
 The summer school in Branford under the supervision of Rev. K. A. Martin, in Branford, closes this evening with 8. nicely arranged programme, after which ice cream and soda water will be served.
 Mir and Mrs. James Leavitt and son, of Staten Island, are spending a few days in town the guest of Mir. and Mrs. Robert W. Clark, of Knowledge Hill, Milford.
 Miss Lauretta and John W. Higgins, of Shelton, Conn.,. are guests at the home of their mother, Mrs. Alma Hig- gins, of East Main street, Branford.
 Charles R. Fowler of Humphrey street, organist of St Johns M. F.. church, this city, and his brother, Fred H. Fowler, of New Haven, are at Bur wells Beach, Woodmont.
 St. Cecelia league, of Branford, chape- roned by Miss Margaret Began, held their annual outing at Manstield's Grove yesterday, boing down in two of Slineys busses.
 Merrill Smith and Edward Carroll, of Elm street. West Haven, are spending two weeks in Flushing, N. Y.
 MT. and Mrs. P. J. Carney had as guests at their cottage at Stony Creek yesterday Mrs. James O'Connor and daughter Alice.
 Rev. George Hubbard, of West Ha ven, is entertaining his sisters, Mrs. Cottle of Waterbury and Mrs. Lawrence of Attleboro, Mass, at his home on Main street.
 Arpo opd E5uord wo1Iaoa who have been the guests of the Wallace family on Rogers street, Branford. for the past two weeks, returned to their home in Florence, Mass, yesterday. Miss Sadie Munson, of Elm street, West Haven, is spending her vacation with friends in Hartford.
 The condition of Carl Mccarthy, of Branford, who is confined to the New Haven hospital is reported somewhat improved.
 Miss Alice Shaw, of Center street, West Haven. is enjoying visit from her old friend and neighbor, Miss Flor ence Sears, of Middletown.
 George Pierson, of Clinton, returned Tuesday morning from Escanaba, Mich.
 Miss Ellen Platt and her mother, of New Milford, have been visiting friends in New Haven and Tyler City:
 Mrs. George Mortimer, who has been spending two weeks with her mother, Mrs. Huested at her home in Sound Beach, has returned to her home on Un- ion avenue, West Haven.
 Prosecuting Attorney F. J. Kinney, orderly for Battery A, c. N. G., was in Branford Tuesday evening In military attire. MT. Kinney was delegate to the State Firemen's associations annu- al meeting at West Haven, and took part in the running races, 110-440. MT. and Mrs. T. English. of New York, are visiting MT. English's mother at her home on Brown street, West Ha- ven.
 Judge Doolittle, of Branford returned the early part of the week from a two weeks vacation spent in Chicago, where he met number of former residents of this place. The judge was entertained in royal style.
 Miss Minnie H. Smith. of West Ha- ven, left this afternoon for Orange to spend several days with her sister, Mrs. Clifford Treat.
 Mir. Elon Bragg, of Branford is en- tertaining his sister, Miss Bragg, of Pittsburg, Pa.
 Miss Natalie Tierney, of Shelton, is visiting Miss Mary Herbert, of Kimber- ly avenue, West Haven. MT Mott, proprietor of the Conev Is- land pop corn wagon, was in Branford Mondoy evening.
 MT. and Mrs. Louis A. Lampson. of West Haven, are entertaining MT. and Mrs. G. A. filling and son of New Ha- ven, at their summer home at Woody Crest.
 Word has been. received in Branford of the critical illness of the infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Ebstein of Bridgeport, former residents of this place. Sumner Rowland, wife and baby, of New York, are the guests of Mr and Mrs. George Rowland, of Third avenue. West Haven.
 Messrs. Thilo Failer and Adam Zieg- Ter sent word from Norfolk, Va, yester- day. stating that they are enjoying the trip immensely and expect to return home next Saturday.
 MT. and Mrs Arthur B. Hosley, of Melrose Highlands, Mass, and MT. and