The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-08-26

Miss Grace Sterling of Ansonia, who has been in the New Haven hospital for the past eight weeks, is so much better that she was taken home yesterday in hack Her recovery. even 50 far. is remarkable, for it was thought she could not undergo the operation, her courage alone carrying her through it.
 Abraham Davidsohn will be passen- ger on the Kronprinz Wilhelm of the North German Lloyd line. which sails from New York for Bremen and Cher bourg.
 Mrs. Augusta Pfeger of State street left yesterday for Worcester. Mass. where she will visit her daughter. She will also visit relatives at North Adams and Holyoke.
 Secretary Samuel P. Thrasher of the Law and Order league returned home yesterday morning from visit to Corn ish, N. H., where he went to attend the exercises in connection with old home week. The affair was a great success and brought together many of the for ner residents of the old town who have settled in different parts of the United States. While in Cornish Secretary Thrasher met Winston Churchill, the novelist, who is resident of the town.
 Mrs. Elizabeth Johnson has presided at the organ of the Baptist church, Branford, for the past two Sundays in the absence of the organist, Mrs. W. K. Moore. Mrs. Moore is expected home from Greenport, L. l., this week.
 Harry Marvin of Central avenue Westville, is spending two weeks vaea- ton with relatives in Kent, Conn. He will return the latter part of this week. Dr. OConnell of Thomaston is enter taining his brother, Cornelius OConnell of West Haven.
 Miss OBrien of this city left yester- day for a short trip to Bath Beach.
 MT. and Mrs. Ely Eliot of New Ha- ven are the guests of Mir. and Mrs. George Eliot in Clinton. /, John Gullans, who has spent the summer with Rev. K. A. Martin at the Swedish Lutheran parsonage, Branford, preached Sunday in Deep River and Centerbrook. MT. Gulians will leave Branford for his new parish in Worces- l ter tomorrow. ~- Morris Miller of Whalley avenue, who has been seriously i'll at the New Haven hospital, was reported yesterday as be- ing much better. MT. Miller about a week ago was taken to the hospital suf- fering from severe case of appendi- ictis, On last Saturday an operation was performed which was entirely sat- isfactor. He is resting comfortably. Rev. Dr. W. W. McLane conducted services at Pine Orchard chapel on Sun | day afternoon. Thomas Burton of ?5 Hazel street is receiving numberous congratulations over the arrival of a bouncing baby girl Mrs. Burton was Miss Elizabeth Wertz of Blake street y I The Misses Eleanor and Arnah Whit ten,, who have been visiting their cousin ! Mrs. Ralph Humphrey at Warren 1 Mass, have returned to their home on Main street, West Haven. .... Misses May and Lulu Sperry, who have been spending a two weeks vaca- tion with friends in Maine, have return ed to their home on Valley street, West ville
 l Mrs. Huntley R. Drummond, who has been spending several weeks with her parents, Mir. and Mrs. John H. Rey- holds, in West Haven, has returned to I her home in Montreal, Canada. Charles Dickinson of Woodbridge has accepted a position as clerk with Mercer X McGuire in Westville.
 Miss Gladys Humphrey of Union ave. nue, West Haven, has returned from an etended visit at Bethlehem, Conn.
 Miss Blanche Harrison of Wallingfort will succeed Miss Elsie l., Nichols as teacher of drawing in the Branford pub. l lie schools, beginning her duties with l the opening of the school year.
 Miss Gertrude Howard of Marlboro IN. H., is spending a few weeks witf her sister, Mrs Howard Kirk of Whal. | ley avenue.
 1 Mrs. Frederick Skiff and son Walter of Smith street, West Haven, are visit. ing Mrs. Geirding in Newark. N. J.
 Mrs. James Hanbury and son, Thomas Hanbury, who have been the guests oi Frank Burns ofiWhalley avenue, have returned to Brooklyn, N. '.
 Charles Smith, Mir. and Mrs. Jaeot Bernstein and family. are visiting ir Bantam.
 Mrs. Charles M. Marvin and daughter Miss Ethel Marvin of Central avenue Westville, are the guests of relatives ir Bristol. They will return the latter part of this week.
 Mrs. Russell of Second avenue, West Haven, entertained Rev. H. W. Hunt of Dorchester. N. T.. Sunday.
 Paul Snole of this city passed Sunday with Mrs. Snole. who is sojourning ir Clinton with her father, Alexander Mer. rilis.
 Mrs. Frank Paige Of New York has been visiting her brother, David F Baldwin of Second avenue. West Ha' ven.
 Mrs. Howard Staples of this city is visiting Mrs. Milo D. Booth in Clinton.
 The Misses Viola and Irene Jessup ol 1 Court street, West Haven, have return ed from their visit to Pine Orchard.
 Miss Fannie Hurd. who has beer spending her vacation with her father Charles Hurd, in Clinton, has returned to Boston.
 Mrs. Bevan and daughter of Mair street, West Haven, have returned from their outing spent at sharon, Conn.
 MT. and Mrs. Frederick Hotchkiss, ,wht have been passing the month of Angus at Watch Hill, have returned to Clin tom