The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-09-24

correct naFlnS DeeH lHSTS S4ICe tA&S opening Of the house in early June.
 Mrs. Rutherford Trowbridge. who is staying at the Red Lion Inn. Stock bridge, Mass, has issued invitations for a musical entertainment in the Stockbridge Casino this afternoon at ? o'clock
 Mrs. Clements and daughter will oc- cupy their new home at 26T Elm street. West Haven, about October 1.
 Rev. T. s. Dewitt, D. D., of Branford, is entertaining his brother, Dr. Frederic Dewitt.
 The Young Ladies' Missionary society of the M. E. church, West Haven, will hold meeting and an election of offi- cers to-day at the residence of Miss Daisy Crawford. Elm street. EIbridge L. Howe was yesterday re- ported as doing very well. His temper ature now is normal and he seems daily to improve slightly.
 John Lomas of West Haven has re- turned from western business trip. He visited Maine, Chicago and several | western cities.
 George Holt, who has been taking treatment at Middletown for mental l derangement, has returned to his home on Grand avenue very much improved from his illness. His many friends will be pleased to learn of his recovery. | Professor and Mrs. Tracy Peck and Miss Peck arrived Monday in New York on the Royal Italian line steam ship Sicilia. They have been absent in Europe the entire summer, going over very early in the spring.
 August Swebelius is reported as be- i ing seriously i'll at his home on Rose l street. The disease from which he is suffering is typhoid fever and yester- day he was reported as being trifie improved
 Miss Katherine Hemingway of Har- rison street left on Monday for Frank lin, Mass, where she will enter Dean academy Miss Hemingway expects to take the complete four years course.
 S. J. Smith, who has for years re- sided on Chapel street. has moved to Branford.
 William Evans, who formerly resided in West Haven, expects to return about the first of October.
 pr. and Mrs. Paul Skiff Robinson, who have been on months vacation spent at Stony Creek, have returned.
 Walter J, Walsh and Charles T. Me Clure, two well known New Haven at- torneys, were the guests Sunday in Meriden of Attorney c. J. Danaher. Af- ter dinner at the Winthrop they were driven onto West peak to enjoy the magnificent view.
 Arthur E. Rowe and family of Bran ford will soon move to this city, hay ing rented a residence on Whalley avenue.
 MT. and Mrs. Philando Armstrong and Miss Maud Armstrong returned tc their home at AZ Howe street Monday after a summer spent at their Savir Rock cottage.
 Mrs. Leonidas filling of Orange is tht guest of her cousin, Mrs. J. T. Fitch oi Orchard street.
 Harry Ellsworth of Church street Branford, has rented the Thomas Crouch residence on Meadow street and will move to the latter place next week | f1dITy Y. IlutCLAlISOli "Ail IAASN NS A%A@N the Crouch place when vacated by MT Ellsworth.
 Richard H. Stannard of Westbroot was the guest of C. w. Prann of Har' rison avenue, Branford yesterday. MT Stannard was one of the delegates tt the Second district republican con vention from this town and remained | in Branford over night.
 Mrs. G. B. Bunnell was in the city Monday for the first time since going to her country residence at Southpor last June She returned to her home il the evening. Southport chapter, D. R.. has been engaged in raising fund.- the past year for Memorial Drinking fountain. At two entertainments gfvel on June 26, and July 10, the proceeds amounted to over four hundred dol lars. Mrs. Bunnell, as chairman of thu entertainment committee provided talent that another might not hav' been able to secure. Among those wh' contributed to one programme iron New Haven were Miss Elizabeth Calf } ney, soprano; Louis Felsburg, pianist and MT. Hegel, flutist.