The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-08-16

raises a large humDeF CT horses aBd cattie yearly.
 William G. Lotze. general secretary. of the '. M. C. A.. and Mrs I.orze are visit ing relatives and friends at Mir. Lotze's old home n Ohio.
 Mrs. Arthur Y. Phillips and son. of West Haven, have returned from a three weeks visit in Branf0Td.
 Miss Catherine Carr and Miss Johanna Carr. of East Orange, Y. J., are visiting Mrs. Carr, of Thompson street. West Ha- ven.
 Mrs. J. T. Duchams, Miss Blossom Ouch ans and Miss Griswold, of Hartford, are at the Hart cottage on Clark street, West IIa- ven, for two weeks.
 Mrs. A. E. Bradley and daughter, of Howe street, are spending the summer out of the city.
 Ms. Ernest Wadhams and daughter Mill dred, of West Haven, have returned from GrotOn.
 Miss Bessie L. Smith and Miss Eldred for Port Chester, N. Y, for a visit of two weeks with Mrs Frank J. Turner. sister of Mss Smith. NIT. and Mrs. Turner were formerly Of New Haven.
 Emil Prehm. of West Haven. is on the
 Miss Rachel King, of West Haven, arriv- ed Tuesday in New York after an extended trip abroad.
 Mrs. Prentice and daughter. of Provi- dence, are the guests of her parents, Mir. and Mrs. G. Moulthroo. of Main street, West Haven.
 Mr. and Mrs. George E. Dudley and son, c. Walter Dudley, 1900 S, of 626 George street. are stopping at Thimble Islands for the season.
 Richard Schaefer. of New Britain, nation al grand secretary of the Order of Sons of Herman, arrived at Savin Rock Wednesday. They have engaged part of cottage for several weeks.
 The wedding of Miss Mabel Ida Harrison, of Proyidences and William R. Beach. of New London, took place at the home of the bride Tuesday. Rev. G. W. Kinney per formed the ceremony. The groom is we'll known in New Haven and there were ,sev- eral guests from this city. MT. and Mrs. Beach left on a wedding trip to Boston and Nova Scotia. Upon their return they will reside in New Haven, where they will be at home to their many friends after Sep tember l.
 Dr. Albert Sharpe and wife of Philadel- phia arrived in Branford on Thursday and will stay 2 month.
 Mrs Winfield Barry of Danbury. is the guest of Mrs. D. A. Kinner of Center street, West Haven. The Misses Kathryn Sullivan, Mae O'Brien and Grace Thompson, of Branford, are the guests of Miss Maisie Burns, of 8 Elliott street, this city.
 are visiting their aunt, Mrs. Robert Throms of Bridgeport. Miss Margaret Norris and Miss Mae Boy Ian, of Branford, have accepted positions in this city.
 Miss Mabelle Hotchkiss daughter of Hen- " G. Hotchkiss of 67 Kensington street, has returned from a pleasant six weeks visit at Asbury Park, the guest of Miss Edith White.
 Parmelee, of Quinnipiac avenue, is in Rut- land, Vt, spend the month with Mrs. and Miss Stannard. .... Mrs. Manwaring is visiting Mrs. W. N. Austin in Old Lyme.
 Mir. and Mrs. H. K. Rowe, of Sharland
 avenue, Fair Haven. have returned from a two weeks visit with friends at Newing- ton. Thomas V. Rafter. of Garden street. re-
 turned home Wednesday evening after an has been at Lake Saranac. N. T., and in Canada for his health, and returns much improved. Miss Lulu Stockwell. of Wharton street, West Haven, who has been spending her vacation at Block Island. has returned to her home.
 The hop at Pawson park this evening promises to be the dance of the season. Quite delegation from Crescent Bluff and
 Indian Neck have signifed their intention of attending. Mrs. Clarence B. Davis, of Washington avenue, West Haven, has gone to Sag Har- Dor, Long Island, to visit her brother, Mir. Drehr.
 Mrs. Grace Rustynlere. of Boston. is wis itlng her mother, Mrs. Frances Hubbard, in Clinton.
 Miss Lowe, of Boston, is the guest of her grandma, Mrs. Jennie Lowe, of 219 Elm street, West Haven.
 Mrs Sarah Platt, of Clinton, has return. ed from Irvington, her granddaughter, Miss Marguerite Platt, accompanying her for a visit.
 Mrs. Joseph Hull and Mrs. Charles Meu- nier. of Montreal, Canada, arrived in Wal HupfOTU VnpStg Mrs. Hulrs son, Claude J. Leroux, of North Colony street. Mrs. A. N. Thomas entertained her sister, Mrs. Ireland, and her daughter. Miss Ire, land, of New. Haven, and Mrs. Ireland, of Matoon, at her cottage on California ave nue, West Haven.
 Mrs. ". c. Cook, Mrs. c. W. Cook and
 Miss Luella Tyler of Yalesville, visited Mt. Tom and other places of interest in Massa- chusetts Thursday. Miss Converse, of Bridgeport, is the guest of her sister, Mrs. George Birks, of Main street, West Haven.
 Miss Bessie smith, Miss Iva Wilcox and Miss Arvila Smith, of Yalesville, are at Money Island for few days. Mrs. Benham, of Dana street, West Ha- ven, mother of Miss Neva 8enham, who has
 been i'll for several weeks, is improving un. der the care of Dr. Hotchkiss.
 Mrs. T. H. Parish, of Yalesville, is visit ing friends in Bridgeport Harry Worden, of Court street, West Ha. ven. is visiting relatives in Portchester,
 Miss Anna Edwards who has been visit ing her aunt. Mrs. P. T. Hall. in Yales- vile, has returned to her home In Brooklyn, N. '.
 Mrs. J. H. Bowditch, of West Haven, has gone to Shelter Island, N. Y., to remain for several weeks. Mrs, J. c. Coe., of Elm, street, West Ha- ven, with her relatives from Philadelphia, is on trolley ride to Boston. | The Misses Julia and Elizabeth Meaney, Kathryn Hart. Bell Coleman and Mae Woods were guests of members of the Sec ond platoon, Battery A, c. N. G., at Mantle yesterday.
 yesterday for trip to Westerly, Lyme and The New Haven employees, of the Pruden- tial Life Insurance company will have their annual outing to-day Saturday. at South End. ,. ~.- Mrs. W. G. Stoneman, of Columbus. Ohio. is the guest of MT. Stoneman's parents, MT. and Mrs. Stoneman, at their home on Beach street, West Haven. Miss Clara Sheehan has been engaged to teach at the North Farms school. Walling- ford.
 Mrs. Adcock and daughter Edith are the guests of Mrs. Travis. of Church street, West Haven. George ". Bauman and family, of Wal , lingford, are stopping at Spectacle Lake, Litchhe!d
 Miss Olive Russell, of Court street, West Haven, has gone to Rocky Beach for a weeks stay. H. w. Hodgetts, of New Haven, has as- signed pneumatic tire valve patent which has just been issued to W. J. Hodgetts, of Wallingford. Miss Margery Darlington, of Lewiston Me, is spending the summer at the west