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

 West Haven.
 Mrs. Irving B. Hitchcock and daugh- ter Edna have been summering in Stockbridge. Mass. at the Naples" They will return about the first of Sep tember.
 Mrs, Edward Gagel. of West Haven, Is entertaining her mother Mrs. Smith, of Scranton, Pa.
 Rev. S. J. Bonney conducted the ser vices at the town hall Stony Creek last Sunday. H. F. Hill of this city, gave a very interesting chalk talk at the schoolhouse in Leete's Island in the af- tefnoon.
 Tomorrow afternoon Miss Georgia Kelsey will give lawn party at her residence on Campbell avenue, West Haven, for the girls and boys under fourteen years of age who belong to the Kelsey Musical club. All kinds of outdoor games will be enjoyed. The young misses and masters are looking forward to an afternoon of unalloyed pleasure.
 James Frasier, U. s. N., on the cruis- CT Eagle, will come to the home of his parents, MT. and Mrs. Alexander Fra sfer, of Blake street, Westville, the lat ter part of this month.
 R. c. Lightburn and family, of Lake place, are at Bradley Point, for the re- mafnder Of the season.
 Miss Huda Luckel, of Washington, D. C., is the guest of Mrs. D. A. Stiles in Durham.
 E. s. Thomas of Savin avenue has re- turned from his business trip to Lima, Ohio.
 Miss Mae Wilkinson, Miss Mildred Main and Miss Florence Smith, who have been spending two weeks in War ren, Mass, were expected home yes terday.
 Frederick Gay of Ferry street, who has been spending a two weeks vaca- ton with friends in Long Branch, Far Rockaway and Asbury Park, has rec truned.
 Miss Gilbert of this city is spending several weeks the guest of her sister, Mrs Oliver Bulkley, in Fairfield.
 Russell Reed of Alden avenue and Edward Arvine, the son of Attorney E. F. Arvine, are at South Manchester for few days.
 Mrs A. G. Warner and family of this city. Mrs. Austin Ferry and three chil- dren of Bridgeport and Mrs. Mallett Sanford and daughter of Easton are guests of their parents, MT. and Mrs. F. M Botsford, in Newtown.
 Mrs. Irving B. Hitchcock and daugh- ter, Edna, are spending the summer in Stockbridge. Mass. at the Naples. They will return home about September i. Secretary A. W. Peck of the Seven- teenth Connecticut Volunteers, has sent out seven hundred invitations to the comrades to attend the annual re- union to be held at Pleasure Beach, Au- gust 28, where a shore dinner will be served.
 Mr. and Mrs. M. Kanen of S9 Greene street, this city, announce the engage ment of their daughter. Katie, to Israel Matthew Kamen of Brooklyn, N. Y. Also the engagement of their daughter, Annia, to Morris Raphael Horovitz of New York city.
 A. B. Roberts of Branford is spend- ing a vacation of one week at his for | mer home in Dexter, Me. Alderman Henry Farrell of the Fifth ward sailed Saturday on the i Campania for Belfast, Ireland. He ex- poets to attend the exposition at Cork while in that country. Miss May O'Gorman of Portsea street and the Misses Belle and Anna Mickey of Spring street have returned from pleasant vacation spent at Jefferson, Mass E's Mrs. E. T. Pitma11, wife of Dr. Pit man of Sylvan avenue, returned last Saturday from five weeks visit with friends in Boston, and the White moun- tains.
 Eric Blomquist and Miss Hannah Wagas, who are soon to be married, have engaged a rent at the corner of Church and Meadow streets. The soon to be happily married couple will be- gin housekeeping there, the interior of the house now being fitted up for their reception.
 Frederick M. Darrow, former station agent of Winsted, swallowed his false teeth Friday evening while eating sup per. The plate, which held two front teeth, passed down into his stomach All eiOtlS to eAtlICdlS tuc pldte nave been to no avail, and acting on the ad- vice of his physician, Dr. l. L. .Hamant, MT. DarroW went to Hartford yesterday afternoon, where he will enter the hos pital. Whether an operation will be necessary is yet to be determined. In all probability the x rays will be en- l ployed to locate the teeth. l Among the recent visitors in Hebron | have been Rev. Josiah Mack, former pastor of Gilead Congregational church Rev. J, l.. Mott, former pastor of First | Congregational church; Miss Pomeroy of Southport and Mrs. Rodman of New Haven, descendants of Rev. Benjamin i Pomeroy, second pastor of First Con- gregational church, from 1735 to 1784; | Mrs. Dr. E. K. Roberts and sons of l New Haven, at the rectory; Mrs. George HaWorth and daughter, at Bur- rit Hill; Mrs. Joel Wilcox and Mrs. Peck of Danbury, at their old home stead: MT. and Mrs. L. D. Kneeland of | Chicago, upon genealogical quest con- corning Benjamin Kneeland, one of the l first settlers of the town. Stopping at the Rocky Point cottage, Short Beach, as guests of Mrs. Bradley and Miss Chapman, are Miss Jeannette Hutchinson of Brooklyn, Miss Rebecca Chapman, Grace and Warren filling of
 this city.