The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-08-29
City and establish a medical practice

. Arkansas. after a visit of a month with Mrs. F. P Hull in Durham. B. F. HOsley has closed his summer cottage at Sunset Beach and returned to his town house i'll Bganford.
 c. T Belft and family, f Waterbury. are occupying the Watts cottage. Mer- wins Point
 Miss Nellie Boynton, of Branford has for her guest her classmate, Miss Chris sic Garden. of Stony Creek. Miss Emma Brown. of Durham. has been engaged to teach the school in Southwest district and Miss Buell.. of Clinton. will teach in the West dis i trict.
 Mrs. c. W. Gaylord, of Branford. has returned from two weeks stay in Canaan.
 George Dowen. of William street. Burnside. has taken position in this city as a telegraph operator, Mir. Dowen recently returned from the Philippine Islands, where he was en- gagged in the army service as an oper- ator.
 Mrs. George L. Beach and Miss Jessie Knapp, of Branford, have returned home from a weeks stay in Croton. N. Y.
 Rev. Father Walsh. of this city, a for- mer priest at St. Johns church, Middle town, was in that city Wednesday call ing on old friends, of which he has many. He was well entertained during his visit.
 Miss Grace L. Hopkins, of West Ha- ven has returned after visiting with her parents. Mir and Mrs. A. J. Hop kins, in Danbury.
 E. c. Clark, of Durham, has termin- ated his engagement with W. G. Tuck CT there. He has secured employment in this city and will begin his work here September 1, moving his family here to live.
 Mrs. Beach and son, David Duncan. of Branford, will leave this week for stay in Shelton. Mir. Beach will go up and spend Sundays with his family there.
 Hiram Talnadge, of Ohio, and Mrs. Adeline Case. of this city, are guests of their sister, Mrs. Wallace Case, in Barlhamsted.
 Miss Clara Terhune, of Branford, is down with typhoid fever She has been 1 i'll for several days, but not until We'd nesday evening could the attending 1 physician decide that she was victim of that malady.
 | MT. and Mrs. D. L. Hickox, MT. and Mrs. A. M Camp MT. and Mrs. c. c. Atwell, Miss Sarah Camp and Miss Georgie Roberts attended the reunion of the Fairchild Camp family at Lake i Compounce yesterday. ! MT. and Mrs. Frank Beach, of Quince Farms, Branford, have had for their guest Mrs. Elmer Stevens, of Rockland, Conn.
 | Miss Mollie Drake of Branford, left for her home in Gloversville, N. T., on Tuesday She was accompanied as far as Catskill by her grandmother, Mrs. Drake.
 l Invitations have been received in Middletown to the wedding of Charles Lewis Bill and Miss Grace Amelia Munson, both of this city, on September 9. MT. Bill formerly resided in Middle town.
 The annual outing of the Order of the Eastern Star will be held at Lake Compounce to-day. A few from West IldNSD WIllI SolLS ciC N1i 1' N'' A1. Bailey, Mrs Preston, MT and Mrs. Err nest Wadhams and the Misses Grace and Gertrude Johnson. Mrs. W. S. Curtiss, of Woodmont, has invited a number of little folks to at- | tend a party to be held this afternoon arranged for her four-year-old daugh- | ter at her summer home in one of the Larkin cottages. | Mrs. Ellen Hull. of Philadelphia, who has been visiting her sister-inlaw, Mrs. M. F. Baldwin, of Quinnipiac avenue, has gone to Oxford, N. Y., to visit | friends. Anton Schnitz and family, of West Haven, will start to-day for the Litch- l fields for a two weeks sojourn. MT. Schmitz is with the Metropolitan Insur- ance company. A very pleasant wedding occurred at the home of MT. and Mrs. L. D. Pierce. 30 Huntington street, Hartford, at 4 o'clock, August 20, when Miss Clara May, their daughter, and Herbert c. Ewing, formerly of New Haven, but now of Hartford, were united in mar riage by Rev. Dr. c. W. Mccormick, pastor of the First M. E. church. They will reside at 30 Huntington street, Hartford. They will be at home after September 15.
 Lieutenant Henry S. Terrell, Eighth cavalry, U. s. A., late of Winsted, is now at Fort Leavenworth, Kansas. He has been detailed for course of in- struction at the general service and staff college in that city Mrs. Doane, who has been spending the summer with friends, has returned to her home on Lester street, West Ha- ven.
 Miss Gertrude Ladd. of Woodmont, has been entertaining her friend, Miss Hattie Thompson, of Waterbury, for few weeks.
 Miss Margaret Cannon of Montclair, N. J., who has been spending her vaca- ton with her cousin. Mrs. George F. Mccormack, of West Haven. has re- turned home.
 Dr. Smythe E. Jelliffe and wife, of Madison. who are touring in Europe, arrived at Antwerp Tuesday morning, having experienced a delightful and un- eventful voyage across the Atlantic. Dr. Jelliffes mother has the care of the family during the absence of the trav- elers abroad.
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