The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-06-28

Local Social Events Here and hlSo"
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 Mrs. M. r. Stanhope and Miss Emily Zeiset, of Durham, are visiting friends in this city.
 Joseph Myers, of California street, West Haven, who suffered paralytic stroke while driving down Congress avenue Monday, is not recovering with the speed hoped for by his family and friends. and was considered in criti- cal condition yesterday. He is seventy years old.
 Rev. and Mrs. G. A. Pelton returned recently to Centerbrook from a weeks visit with friends in this city and Stony Creek, where he was pastor for eight years before going to Centerbrook'
 Dwight w. Futile, of East Haven, IS expected home from the Indian terri tory within few days. He will not remain east very long and will return to the west, where he is employed as town site inspector by the government. MT. Futile has not been home in nearly a year.
 x The rvoryton Herald has this in its Essex column about former pronl- nent New Haven fireman: James Tooker has raised a new flagpole at hls place in the South district and will fly new American flag on the Fourth of July"
 Clinton H. Judd, son of Henry D, Judd of Southington, and Miss Mabel l.. Cutting, daughter of Dr and Mrs. A. Cutting. also of Southington, will be married July 16.
 The resignation of Frederic F. snow, of Guilford, as a trustee of the Whit field house in Guilford has been re- ceiyed and accepted by Governor Mc- Lean.
 The oldest alumni in attendance at wesleyan this year were Dr. Chase, or +he class of 1883, and Dr. Burke, or the class of 1887. Dr. Chase is the oldest graduate of Wesleyan and the valedlc- torian of it's first class.
 Mrs. Augustus Hall and son, who have been visiting Mrs. Susan Parker in Clinton, have returned to their home in New York.
 Miss Mahala Terry, of Terryplaines' will he 100 years old on July 4. She is nrobably the oldest person in Tariff Vile
 S W. Damon and family, of New Britain. are occupying their summer residence. "The Anchorage" at Short Beach.
 Mrs Charlotte Sanford of this city, has been visiting at the home Of her niece. Mrs. Eunice Ives, in Cornwall Miss Mary Hewitt of this city also snent a little time with Mrs. Ives after attending the wedding of Mrs. Ives son, pr. John Ives.
 M. D. Stanley and family, of New Britain, are occupying the cottage Of his father. w. A. Stanley, at short Beach.
 Dr A. E. Deffendorf of the Middle town Hospital for the Insane, and wife -rave sailed for Europe, to be gone some time.
 Mr.. and Mrs. John Hull, of this city are at the old homestead in Clinton for the summer.
 A very pleasant surprise party was Rendered Master Elmer Staley at his home. 23 Foster street, Thursday even ing. The evening was spent in games and music, after which ice cream and refreshments were served. All had an eniovabIe time. Some of the children who were present were Annie Bauroth Elizabeth Banrotfi, Margaret Banroth Emily Cody, Annie Burke, Lena Weber Etta Campbell, Sarah Mulhearn, Louisa Krunde. Marjorie Staley, Mary Eagan, Myrtle Staley. James Fagan, Henry Ring Otto Kittner, Otto Meyers, Ar thur Staley. Elmer Staley, Lindley Sta lev. George Kreilsheinl, Harold Staley and Herman Collenburg.
 The Croswell lodge, I. o. O. F.. eXcur- sion party to the races on the John H.. Starin Thursday report having had a very enjoyable day of it. The best ot order prevailed on the boat no liquors being sold. The party saw the big race as well as the others, and they also went ashore at Groton and paid visit to the Odd Fellows home.
 Mrs. Walter Keney and MT and Mrs. Frederick Nelson, of Hartford former 1y residents of Washington street there, have removed to No. 64 Kenyon street. Mrs Keney, who has been seriously ill for several weeks, the result of being thrown down by a tricycle., is improv- ing. Mrs Keney has quite number Of New Haven friends who will be glad to hear that she is recovering from the accident.
 This afternoon the second party of the members of the Westvlle Social and Athletic club will leave for their cottage at Savih Rock. There will be nine in the party and the camp which will be known as No. 2, will be open for two months. The party which went into camp last Saturday report fine out ing.
 Mrs. J. F. Hinman of New Haven, has returned home after visit with Mrs. c. E. Daley. of Il Osborne street, Danbury.
 Herbert B. Augur, son of ex-Council- man William c. Augur, of Hartford, is visiting at his home there. MT. Augur is a graduate of Yale, class of '9S, and is teaching classics in Bishop Scott's Episcopal academy in Portland, Ore gon.
 J.D. Welch and family, are occupying their cottage, "Aldersea," at Short Beach.
 Mrs. Frank A. Southworth, wife of District Deputy Supreme Archon Frank Southworth, of this city, was the guest