The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-08-20

Among the arrivals at the Stevens house, Norfolk. this week, was Alice Kraft of this city.
 Harry O'Neil, who has been spending a month with his uncle, Henry O'Nen and family at their home on Wallace street, West Haven, has returned to his home in Bayonne, N. J.
 Miss Carrie Owen of this city is the guest of Mrs. W. A. Sparks in Nor folk.
 Miss Belle E. Barton of New Hart ford is visiting Miss Mabelle s. Clark of Woodmont.
 The Rev. William Bawden of this city preached the morning sermon at Calvary Baptist church, Torrington' Sunday morning.
 Miss Mabel Travis, of West Haven, has returned home from a months trip to Ossining, Peekskill Electric Park, Lake Mohegan and other places of ir- terest.
 Miss Katherine O'Shea, of Worcester, Mass, is visiting with her aunt, Mrs. T. J. Coakley, of 13 Wooster place.
 Upwards of 150 persons from New Haven and Bridgeport spent Sunday with MT. and Mrs. Julius Engles at their home on Bridgeport avenue, Mill ford. The larger part of these guests were members of the Daughters of Po- cahontas, of which order Mrs. Engles was a prominent member when she re- sided in Bridgeport.
 Miss Winnie Brown and Miss Susie Ralph, of New Haven, have been visit ing Mrs. F. F. White in Durham for few days.
 Mrs. George Adcock and daughter Edith, of Ossining- ng-on-the-Hudson, are visiting their aunt, Mrs. Travis, of West Haven.
 c. G. Mollineux and family are oc- cupying the Gum cottage at Merwin Beach.
 MT. and Mrs. F. B. Hull and family, of West Haven, will spend Wednesday at their old home in Westport, going by trolley and returning by the steam cars.
 H. T. Moore, of Milford is back from two weeks visit in the Adirondacks, which he seems to have enjoyed very much.
 Miss Helen Rhodes, of Campbell ave- nue, West Haven, is visiting her aunt, Mrs Clifford Evarts, of Clinton, for a few weeks. Rev. and Mrs. Theodore Bacon. of Detroit, Mich, are the guests of Mrs.
 Bacon's sister, Mrs. c. s. Thompson, inMi1ford, and expect to remain here for some time. F. N. Kelley, whose voice has often been heard at Christ church, West Ha- ven, on Sunday, engraved the silver tray which was given to Rev. and Mrs
 William McNicholl on their twenty fifth wedding anniversary by the par ishioners of the Methodist church re- gently. MT. Kelley is an artistic en- graver on silver. c. $. and c. B. Thompson, of Milford, are back from an extended visit at Cape Kozier, Maine. MT. and Mrs. Gunnison, of Washing ton avenue, West Haven, are entertain ing Miss Edna Risbeck of New Jersey, for few weeks. Mir. and Mrs. r. $. Stevens. of Mill ford, are to close their cottage for a short time while a trip to the mountains is being taken. Miss Hattie Kannegiesser, who has been spending a two weeks vacation at Branford Point, returned home Mon- day
 Mrs. Dickerman and daughters, with their guests, spent Monday at Sleepy Camp with Mrs. Miller and Mrs. Stor- mont.
 Dr. R. B. West of Guilford, who is | convalescent from an attack of diph- theria, has had a partial relapse the past few days, but was much better yesterday. His many patients are anx-
 iously awaiting his complete recovery to health, enabling him to resume his practice.
 MT. and Mrs. James Armstead, of
 Main street, West Haven, are spending the day with Mr. Armstead's mother at her home on Cottage street, New Fla ven.
 The entertainment given by the Sharp Lookout association in Branford MOn- day evening was a great success. The affair was well attended and enjoyed by all An interesting and practical talk | was delivered to the boys by pr. A. H. SfldTDR, anu lce CEGdul anu Edke were
 served The affair passed off with great eclat and was enjoyed by those who attended.
 Miss Edith Russell gave an informal musicale at her home in West Haven | this week to few of her friends. The evening was one of pleasure to those who attended. l Miss2 Alberta Kelsey. who has been staying at Rutland, Vt, has returned l to her home on Center street. West Ha- ven.
 1 Mrs. William H. White and her | daughter, Miss Carrie White who
 spent several days at Block Island re- 1 gently, have returned to their home in Guilford.
 | Miss Kittie Albrecth, of New York, is visiting at the home of E, L. Forbes in
 West Haven. 1 Mrs H. B. Ely, of East River re- 1 turned on Saturday from a visit with her aunt, Mrs. William Hopkins, of | Westville.
 Mrs. H. B. Robinson, of West Haven, has returned from her visit at Hyde
 Park, Boston. 1 Dr. Mailer, physician at Springside
 home, is away on his vacation, and Dr. Heary, of New Haven, is occupying his position. | Andrew W. Foote, native of Gull ford, has been spending few days