The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-08-22

l merry employed by u. B. Perry, the
 carpet dealer in this city. At present
 he is with the w. NJ. Whitney company,
 of Albany
 l The new house which is being built I by George Greenleaf. of Plainfeld, N. Y, at the corner of Alden avenue and
 Fountain street, Westville, is nearly l completed and will be ready for occu-
 pancy by the first of October. It was at first thought that MT. Greenlsaf | would take up his future residence in
 the new house, but it has been learned
 that he will continue to reside in Plain field and rent the new structure. The
 house is a two-story frame affair for 1 one family, and when completed will have cost S10,000. Mir. Greenleaf holds very responsible position with a big manufacturing concern in Plainfeld. He is the son of the late Mir. and Mrs. J. H. Greenleaf, of Eld street. The annual ladies' night given by the Volunteer Sailing club was held We'd nesday evening at the club house, foot of Brewery street. The club house was beautifully decorated. The guests ar- rived early and were taken for moon- light sail out in the harbor and around Sperry light in Commodore Edwards and Dr. Peabody's launches. Upon their return dancing was enjoyed until mid night, Q harp and violin furnishing the music During the evening refreshments were served. Among the guests were Commodore and Mrs. Edwards, MT. and Mrs. John Danhauser, MT. and Mrs. J. w E. Johnson, MT. and Mrs. H. Clark, the Misses Ebel, Thompson, Lillie Kel- | ly, Agnes Kelly, Kittie O'Dea, Danhau- ser and Marie O'Dea, and B. McDer- mott, William Maier, L. M. Cooney, A. Halfinger, Harry Couch, B. H. Russell. Nj. c. Wells, E. Herrick, Herman Schlis- seI, T. P. O'Dea, Sherman F. Clark, Ed ward White and Drs. Peabody and Bar 1 ibault.
 Frederick Roberts and Miss Bessie Roberts, of Meriden, and Miss Clara Erwin, of this city, are guests of MT. and Mrs. Frank I. Roberts in Water ville Harry Wheeler and H. s. Tay- Tor, of Waterbury, are also stopping l with MT. and Mrs. Roberts for couple f of weeks. Miss Nathalie Pratt, of this city, is the guest of Miss Grace D. Burwell, of Deep River.
 Professor and Mrs. A. c. Page, of Ce- dar Falls, Iowa, Mrs. Jane Page and Miss Ethel Hagar of Fair Haven, were recent guests of Mrs. Harriet Palmer, of Branford.
 Frank Bailey, of this city, formerly of Deep River, broke his wrist Saturday while pole-vaulting. n Dol vi New York are spending weeks vaca- ton cruising in the latter's yacht. The craft was anchored off the Branford coast yesterday. They attended the Robinson family reunion at Lanphier's Cove.
 Miss Elizabeth Beach, of New Ha- ven, who has been a guest at the resi- dence of Mrs. John Hale, of Putnam, for several days, returned home Mon day.
 Arthur W. Tyler, formerly librarian of the Blackstone Memorial library in Branford, has been appointed assistant at the public library 1 Washington, D. c.
 Miss S. Mather, of New Britain, who has been the guest of MT. and Mrs. M. J. Dwyer, of New Haven, has returned home.
 Miss Bradley, with her grandmother, Mrs. La Grange, and Edward Bradley of Elm street, West Haven, are spend ing two weeks at Ocean Grove, New Jersey.
 Dr. Irving Brainard, of Bristol, who has been on duty as one of the house physicians in the Hartford hospital since he graduated from Yale, is spend ing few days at the home of his fatfl- er W. F. Brainard, on Elm street, West Haven.
 Miss Viola Goodwin, of First avenue, West Haven, has returned from visit to Pawtucket.
 Miles Lewis Peck and his family, of Bristol, are occupying the Bartholomew cottage at Sachems head for the month of August
 Walter filling. of Second avenue, West Haven, is spending his vacation in Maryland.
 E. D.. Curtiss and family. and Miss Hattie Fowler, of Forestville, are en- toying vacation at Short Beach.
 Mr. and Mrs. Charles Cough, of Elm street, West Haven, are visiting in Palmer, Mass.
 If the anticipations of Jerome E. Bris- tol, of Danbury, are fulfilled, there may be a second Klondike within ten miles of Danbury in short time. After pro- specting quietly for several weeks MT. Bristol has become convinced that there is gold in large quantities in Great Ho1- low, in the town of New Fairfield. So convinced is he of the correctness of his theory that he has taken long lease of large tract of land in which he SUD- poses the gold lies.
 Miss Emeline Morris and her nephew, James Leete, who have been guests of MT. and Mrs. George Pond, of Bran- ford, left there yesterday for Bethany, where they will be the guests of Rev. MT. Morris
 Edward and Roy Burtis, of Mt. Yer non, N. Y, are visiting their uncle. Ed ward Burtiss, and family of West Ha- ven.
 Joseph Dennis, of New Haven, is vis- iting at the home of MT. and Mrs. An drew Carney on Stone street, Washing ton Hill.
 MT. and Mrs. Harry Lindley of Brook lyn are the guests of Mir and Mrs. Ed ward Smith, of Center street. West Ha- ven.
 Miss May Crowley, of 22 Dickerman