The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-07-11

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 Miss Mary WardeI of West Haven has arrived from Atlanta, Ga, and will visit with relatives for two months.
 F. E. Jenks of this city has been vis- iting friends in Morris.
 Miss Ida Wilkinson of Washington avenue, West Haven, has gone to Bridgeport to visit her friend, Mrs. Beh- Ter.
 W. E. Quigley is arranging for the moving of some small cottages from his lots at Merwin's Beach. When these are out of the way he will build two larger cottages on the same site.
 Miss Alma Eagles of Court street, West Haven. has gone to Waterbury to visit her sister, Mrs. J. Anderson.
 At a meeting of the Woodmont fire company held Monday Hiram Leonard was elected delegate to represent this company at the State Firemen's con- ven, August 12-19.
 Shubael Butterfield of Washington avenue. West Haven, is sick with the humps.
 Superintendent Golding of the Bran ford Water and Lighting company was in Guilford yesterday experimenting the wiring of Colonel R. s. Woodruff S new summer residence for electric light ing.
 Miss Annie Gaffney of Fourth avenue, West Haven,is entertaining Miss Lynch of New York.
 Mrs. Royal Warner of West Haven left yesterday for Canning, Nova Sco- tia. to be gone for several weeks. She will visit her daughter, Mrs. DeWolfe, and relatives who reside at different places.
 Charles Granniss of Newark, N. J., is visiting at his former home in Bran- ford. MT. Granniss, who is a native of Branford, is well known to many resi- dents here, having passed most of his life in this community.
 Miss Flossie Humphrey of Richard place, West Haven, has accepted a po- sition with the Southern New England Telephone company at their office in this city.
 On account of failing health Christian Gutbrod will leave this city next Tues day for Litchfeld. where he will spend the remainder of the summer. MT. Gut prod is long time member of the Schwaben-V -Verein, and Wednesday eve ming he was unanimously reelected to his old position of treasurer, which he nevertheless had to decline, as his health would not permit of accepting.
 The Misses Oliphant of Springfield are the guests of their aunt, Mrs. Harry Chandler of Center street, West Haven.
 Mrs. Sarah Banks and Mrs. Alonzo Brush of Danbury are the guests of Mrs. D. A. Kinner of Center street, West Haven.
 Colonel F. w Tolles of Seymour with his family have arrived and are occupy ing their cottage in the Grove at Wood- mont.
 MT and Mrs. Henry Forbes are visit ing their nephew, George Heitmann, at his house in East Haven.
 The West Haven board of education has engaged Miss Jean Demarest, niece of Professor Duncan of Yale and a graduate of the state normal school in New Haven, class of 'O2. to teach in the Union school, filling the place left va cant by the resignation of Miss Marga- ret Pierpont. Miss Demarest will com- mence her duties in September, at the opening of the fall term.
 MT. and Mrs. William Husted, who have been at Woody Crest for two weeks, have returned to their home on Center street. West Haven.
 Mrs D. P. Finch of this city is the guest of her son, Frederick A. Finch of the Branford Opinion.
 Miss Emile Gorham of Brooklyn is the guest of Miss Florence Sears of Gen. ter street, West Haven.
 w. Wadhams has resigned his posi- ton with Coles Express company and at present is In the employ of the D. M. welch company at their Campbell ave- nue store, West Haven.
 Dr. Carl W. HenZe, son of the well known German-American resident, Charles Henze, started from New York on the steamer Grosser Kurfuerst for Europe yesterday pr. Henze has been with the medical and surgical staff of the New Haven hospital for the past two years and will be abroad about year, returning next summer. He Will take medical courses at the universities of Berlin, Leipzig and Heidelberg. Lat CT he will tour Germany extensively. Dr. Henze graduated from Yale in 190O, and has a host of friends in this city, who wish him a pleasant voyage and happy return. He was accompanied to the steamer by his father, who returned home yesterday afternoon.