The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-07-17

REc0dTO SODh anu CC-AA bIOWu DL New York spent Tuesday with Mrs. William c. Brainard Of SS4 Main street, West Haven.
 Miss Flossie Sears of Middletown is the guest of Miss Alice Shaw of Center street, West Haven.
 Foreman James A. Downey and First Assistant George w. Gardner of Wallingford have bene elected dele gate and alternate from the Wallace Hose company to attend the firemen's convention to be held at Savin Rock in August,
 Miss May Richardson of Bridgeport is visiting Miss Olive Belcher of Church street, West Haven.
 Rev. I. Davison of this city supplied the pulpit of the West Avon church Sunday, and was entertained by MT and Mrs. Wellington Chidsey. Mrs. Christie and daughter, Miss Ru- bic. are the guests of MT. and Mrs. Fred Bornmann tor two weeks at their home in this city.
 Irving Hale and force of workmen from Portland came to Wallingford. Tuesday morning. to commence work on the new district schoolhouse, for ] which MT. Hale has the contract. Clarence V. Smith Of Center street. West Haven. is enjoying an outing at the Y. M. c. A. cottage at Morris Cove.
 Robert T. Chapman of Portland. who has been visiting friends in New Haven for a few days, has left for Norfolk, l Va, to spend a few weeks with re!a- tives.
 Mrs. Rose Coe of Middlefield is the guest of MT. and Mrs. J. c. Crawford I of Elm street. West Haven.
 Mrs George May of Naugatuck. who has been taking a course of treatment i at the New Haven hospital, arrived home Saturday. Her condition is said l to be serious.
 1 Mir. and Mrs Frederic Ingersoll and daughter. Miss Lockwood and Mir Britt of Greenwich have been spending a | few days with their aunt, Mrs. W. H. Lettney of Main street, West Haven. 1 Mir and Mrs. John w. Kemp and daughter of Rockville sail to-day from | New York for trip abroad. 1 Frederick s. Laurence of New Brit ain, who was recently operated upon at the New Haven hospital for appendl- citis is home again fully recovered | from the operation.
 Miss Irma Osborne of this, city is guest at the home of H. H. Spooner in NeWington.
 MT. and Mrs. T. Sherman Foote are guests of Mrs. Benjamin Farnam at the Hoadley place, West Haven.
 Frank Lewis Mason, the author, who has been in Virginia on mining busi- ness, has gone to York Harbor, Me, for a few days.
 Mrs w. J. Peck and daughter, May, of Woodbridge and Miss Alice E. Hal liday of 63 Garden street are stopping at the Stanford hotel, Savin Rock, for a week.
 Herrick Otis Foote is spending his vacation in Haydenville, Mass
 MT. and Mrs. Charles W. Wood of Rockville returned Monday evening from a few days visit in this city.
 Mrs John J. Merwin of Orange is visiting her sister, Mrs. Leonidas Al ling, at her home in New York.
 Mir. and Mrs. Enoch Austin of Rock ! Vile, WHO nave uEClL 3 SpChNiiAo N"S weeks at the Hotel Pembroke, Wood mont, returned home Monday evening
 The West Haven Friday Afternoon Whist club was entertained yesterday by Mrs. Alfred Miles at Sleepy Camp, Woody Crest. The gentlemen are in vited to supper.
 Miss Johnson of this city, who has been visiting with her friend, Mrs. F. Pike in Collinsville, started on Monday morning for Hudson, N. Y.
 R. Eaton Phyfe. who is teacher of history at the Hartford public high school. was appointed vice principal of the school at a meeting of the high school committee Tuesday night MT. Phvfe is a graduate of Yale in the class of 1890 and has been connected with the high school since September of that wear He is the senior instructor in the school.
 MT. and Mrs. Stephen Warren of this city spent Sunday in New Canaan with their parents, MT. and Mrs. J. D. War ren, Park street.
 Mrs. Martha Cady, formerly of this city, now a resident of Stamford, is visiting at the home or her Slster, MTS. Grumman of Blatchley avenue.
 Mrs. J. T. Henry of Hamden is guest at the postoffice in Bethany.
 Sailing on the Barbarossa of the North German Lloyd line, for Europe. on Thursday, are booked MT and Mrs. John S. Fowler and MT. and Mrs. c. M. Mead of this city.
 The late MT. Boothe of Derby leaves two daughters Miss Louise W. Boothe and Miss Marcia Der. BOothe, sis ter, Mrs. Henry s. DeForest of East Orange. N. J., and brother, c. B. Boothe of Los Angeles, Cal.
 Miss Margie Scott of Waterbury is visiting her cousin, F. H. Rockwell, of Richard street.
 Clarence B. Ranches of New Canaan was the guest of relatives in this city Saturday and Sunday. He returned home Sunday, in company with his wife and young son, who were here a week
 On July 26 Miss Anna McArthur, who has a large class of pupils in Stony Creek. will give an entertainment in Seaside hall for the benefit of the build ing fund for the Stony Creek church. ] Miss McArthur is a great favorite in Stony Creek and her entertainment will attract many musicians and people in terested in the progress of the church from here.
 The Misses Harrison, Collier Ed