The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-08-06

ace LduLdIE " HI bc A4GtA dh NA-N - stead to-day at Lanfare's Cove.
 Our townsman Miles H. Goodyear goes in day or two to spend several weeks at Sachems Head, stopping at the Sachem's Head House. Mrs T. W. Connolly and Miss May Schomburg, of Hallock street. will spend a week in New York. They will also visit Riverdale on the Hudson while absent. Benjamin Warner. of Woodstock, IS visiting his grandson. Attorney A. McC- Mathewson, at his home Oh Orange street. MT. Warner is in his ninety eighth year and is remarkable man l for his age. He was about the center of the city yesterday with Mir. Mathew son and enjoyed the sights immensely His wife is ninety-three years or age. Next October they will celebrate the seventieth anniversary of their mar riage.
 Two of New Haven's well known school teachers, Miss Elizabeth Logan and Miss Josephine Hayes, are sum- mering at Lake Waramaug in Litch- field county.
 Joseph Hardy. a member of the shoe firm of Whitehouse 6 Hardy, is absent on a two weeks vacation.
 Miss Julia Rungee, of this city, who has been touring Germany for some time, is expected home again in few days.
 Miss Dora filling, of Center street, West Haven. is entertaining her aunt, Mrs M. s. Wilson of Bridgeport.
 Miss Viola Goodwin, of First avenue, West Haven, has returned from her vis- it to Torrington, Conn.
 Miss Catherine Hemingway, of Harri- son street West Haven, is spending few days as the guest of Dr. and Mrs. Bradley at their cottage at Woodmont. Miss Hemingway will return the latter part of this week.
 Louis Adler, the Fair Haven mer- chant, who has been very i'll, is now re- ported much better.
 Miss Etta Brown, of Manchester, Ct., is visiting her cousin, Miss Ethel Brown of Third avenue.
 Harry Burchard Redfeld is taking a vacation tour through the Berkshires.
 Miss Amy Simons, of New York. is the guest of Miss Annabelle Lucey at her
 home on Union avenue, West Haven.
 Among the more recent arrivals at the
 Sheldon House, Pine Orchard, are:
 Robert W. Forcier, Youngstown. O.; Mir. and Mrs. Samuel Babcock and chil-
 dren, Middletown: Mrs. L. J. Half,
 Rome N. Y; Miss M. A. Bissell, Rome,
 N. Y; MT. F. E. Wheeler, Springfield,
 Mass; Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Glassner,
 Meriden; Mir and Mrs. J. F. Schumack,
 Meriden; Misses Mildred and Elsie
 Schumack, Meriden; S. R. Plume, Wa
 terbury.
 While stopping at his cottage at Co.,
 sey Beach William Lucey, of West Ha-
 ven, was badly poisoned with poison ivy, so much so that he was obliged to remain at home for two days. He has
 now recovered and is able to attend to
 business.
 Mrs. Barnum and the Misses Bar
 mum, of Edgehill road, go to the Forest and Stream club, Wilmington, Vt, this week to be away during the rest of the
 month.
 Miss Ella Booth and Master Charles Hummer, of Lake City. Minn.. are the guests of Mrs M. o. Babcock, of Bran ford.
 Policeman Egan saw pocketbook lying on the sidewalk on Grand avenue
 yesterday morning. He picked 1t ur
 and found 1t to contain sum of mon- , ey. It awaits the owner at the Grand : avenue station house. , William Hoadley, of the National
 Tradesmen's bank, is spending his va
 cation in the White Mountains. , Addison Abell has been the acting
 janitor at the Hillhouse high schoo since the resignation of MT. Clark. Il is expected that he will be appointed to the position of janitor at the next meeting of the board of education.
 P. H. Dunn, of Branford, has so fa1
 recovered from his recent illness as tt be able to go out. MT. and Mrs. John Nichols, jr., ant
 son Arnold and Miss Laura Hoadley ot ;. Branford, are enjoying camp life al I Hoadley camp, Point Pleasant = MT. and Mrs Carl Kailson, of Living. | ston street, left Sunday to attend tht f convention, at Buffalo, N. Y, of the Ma Q tional Photographers association. Be r fore returning they will visit Niagara
 Falls and also a number of Canadian resorts.
 f Frank Testor, of the Union Trus company, is enjoying a vacation at hi ', home in Branford.
 David Carey. of Main street. Bran - ford, left on Monday for New Jersey a where he will remain some time as tn V guest of his daughter, Mrs. Sidne, n Hamilton.
 [. Mrs George Seeley, of Bridgeport. i
 the guest of her sister, Mrs. Fredericl q Tomlnson, of Hopson avenue, Bran V ford.
 !, Thomas Beers, of Boston, fell in a fl e at the corner of State and Wallac l. streets yesterday morning. He wa a taken to Grace hospital in the polio e ambulance.
 t. Ezekiel Coburn, of Alden and Willar ., street, Westville, who is employed b
 c. P. Mansfield. of Westville, has re h turned from visit to his parents i IF Delaware.
 n William Fogarty, who fell into tn '- railroad cut Monday night and was SC e verely cut by striking on some broke
 glass, had a. very narrow escape fror l. bleeding to death, three arteries hay g ing been cut He lost a good deal c it blood and was quite weak. Dr. Moore
 who dressed the wounds, believes tha r. the man will recover.
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