The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-07-26

Mir. and Mrs. Herbert Lyon, of New Britain, have been spending few days in this city. MT. Lyon is a well known member of the Junior o. U. 4. NJ. of this state.
 Dr. R. B. West, of Guilford, who has been a sufferer from diphtheria for the past two weeks. is reported as much better.
 David H. Slade, a popular member ot the 1904 class of the Yale Law school will leave this city this morning for an extended trip to New York, Washing ton, Wheeling, W. Va, and Columbus Ohio.
 Herbert s. Martin, member Of the Brooklyn fire department, is spending his vacation with MT. and Mrs. w. J. Miller, of 61 Winthrop avenue. MT. Martin has been entertained by Chief Fancher and other officials of the New Haven fire department. He has been a fire fighter for years and is well known here.
 David Pratt and family, of Blake street. Westville, have moved to Or- ange. where they will in the future re- side. MT. Pratt is not in the best Of health and the change was advised by his physician.
 James Peasley, a member of the class of 1903 of the Yale Law school, who re- gently passed the state bar examlna- ton a year in advance of his gradua- tion, has entered into partnership with his brother, who is a prominent attor- ney in Waterbury.
 Mrs. Ann Moore residing on Whalley avenue, is reporter as being seriously ill at her home.
 Charles A. Goldreyer will leave town to-day on business trip which will in- clude a journey through New York Pennsylvania, Maryland and Ohio.
 Mrs. Thomas Smith. widow of Thom- as Smith, of Washington, D. C., found er of the Connecticut Pie bakery, is wis iting her daughter, Mrs. c. L. Smith, oi 191 Brown street.
 The musicale given at Seaside hall Stony Creek, Thursday evening for the benefit of the ladies' church building fund, under the direction of Miss Annie Macarthur, the we'll known piano teacher of New Haven, was largely at tended. Many people from Branforo were among those present. The excel lent programme was we'll rendered ant thoroughly enjoyed.
 Mrs. Valentine T. Hammer, who has been spending few days at Soutt Lyme, has returned to her home 1T Branford.
 Mrs. William Butler of Easton Md is visiting her son, pr. w. Edwin But Ter.
 The marriage is announced of Miss Ruby Perkins, of Dwight street, tc Frank D. Wood, of PAS Whalley avenue The wedding took place June F. MT and Mrs. Wood will reside for the pres ent at the home of the brides parents on Dwight street.
 Miss B. c. Dewitt, of New Britain Mrs. Dougherty. of New York, and Mrs Lannan and Miss Katherine Lannan, O New Haven, attended the funeral O Thomas McDermott in Branford Thurs day.
 Charles A. Miller, of Gregory street and Thomas F. Galligan, of ITO Nicol street were the guests of Miss MauC Delaney at her home in Waterbury ol Sunday.
 MT. and Mrs. Charles Gallagher. 0 Branford, are receiving congratulation on the arrival of daughter at thei home.
 MT. and Mrs. Hutchison wish to an nounce the marriage of their daughter May E. Hutchinson, to William | Stanton.
 Miss Laura Hoadley is spending he vacation with her uncle, Charles A Hoadley, in Branford.
 Philo Brady, of the New Haven post office, has returned from three weeks vacation spent at Morris Cove with Nil and Mrs. William B. Spencer.
 Colonel N. H. Heft, superintendent C the electrical department of the Ne7 York, New Haven and Hartford rail road, gave a clambake yesterday at Ky Beach to the officials of the road. was largely attended.
 MT. and Mrs. Julius Lempert, for merly well known residents of this cit! but who now reside in Philadelphia, ar nounce the betrothal of their daughte Rose to Benjamin H. Schwartz mem her of the bar of that city.
 MT. and Mrs. Charles Smith, of Ston Creek, are entertaining Mrs. Henriett Wallace, of Hartford.
 Edward Wiley Frisbie, of the senit class at Yale, and a son of E. G. F'ris bie of Hartford, is ill at his home that city and is threatened with typhoi fever.
 Miss Fannie Elwell, who has bee spending the last three weeks in Brew ster, N. Y, returned to her home c Campbell avenue West Haven Thur: day.
 Miss Josephine Egan, stenographer the controllers office. is spending tW weeks vacation at Lake George.
 Mrs, D. T. Welch of West Haven, CT tertained her New York guests by sa in Captain Lanfare's new boat Dolphin They sailed about the harbor and visi ed Fort Hale.
 Miss Sophie Kellogg. of Northampto O Mass, sister of Mrs. Frank E. Santy, the guest of Mrs. Charles F. Futile. 132 College street.
 MT. and Mrs James W. Robertson. West Haven, are rejoicing over the a rival of fine baby girl.
 Miss Emily Gorham and Miss Lizz Gorham left Thursday for their hon in Brooklyn. The Misses Gorham fo merly lived on Center street, this cit and came back a few weeks ago to pa visit to old friends.
 S Mrs. George F. Mccormack, of We Haven, has returned to her home aft