The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-07-16
spending her vacation at Dover Plains.

I | Ada Evarts, If Clinton. ] The Misses Mcdonald, of New Ha- ven, who have been enjoying a pleas ant visit with Miss Florence Woodruff in Milford, have returned to their home
 l J. L. Bradley of Willard street, Vest vile, and his family have moved to Buttonball corner in Woodbridge, where they will stay throughout the summer months.
 Walter Blake, of Center street. West Haven, is recovering from an attack of measles.
 Miss Charlotte Smith, of Stratford, has plans under way for lawn fete to be held on Friday, July 29, on the spa cious lawn of her fathers home on 1 Main street, in that town. The pro- ceeds of the affair are to be devoted to the interests of the poor whites in North Carolina.
 The residence in Shelton of Thomas H. Newcomb secretary of the Derby Silver Plate company, was entered and ransacked by burglars Sunday night during the absence of MT. and Mrs. Newcomb. The thieves took away some silverware and were apparently also looking for money, as they cut open mattresses and went through every closet and bureau. A servant girl, who was the only occupant of the house at the time. was unaware of the presence of the intruders. When she awoke the next morning she found herself locked in her room.
 Clifford Messinger. of this city is camping with jovial party near Woodmont.
 Captain George Wicks, of Rowayton, is seriously i'll With typhoid fever. The South Norwalk Odd Fellows had pro- fessional nurse come down from New Haven on Monday morning to attend him.
 i Christian Gutbrod, a well known ex- officer of the Schwaben Verein. left yesterday for Litchfield, where he will spend the summer recuperating his fail ing health.
 Rev. Henry A. Davenport, pastor of the First Presbyterian church, Bridge port, preached in Woodmont chapel on Sunday afternoon.
 Rev. F. A. Ottmann, pastor of Zion Lutheran church, this city, preached in Glastonbury last Sunday to the German Lutherans there. The services at the local Zion church were led by Max l Dressler.
 1 George son of George w. Munson, of Milford, was severely bitten on the leg Friday by dog belonging to Mrs. Mary A. Smith. The wound was eau terized and it is hoped no serious results will follow.
 Miss Dorothy Jackson will soon leave for 8 visit to her friend, Mrs. Wilson, in Denver She will be accompanied by her brother, Frederick Jackson. Mrs. Wilson is sister of Mrs. Olive Smith Garde, and will be remembered by her friends as Mabel Smith.
 The golf club of which Senator flaw ley is president and Miss Evelyn Good sell is secretary starts in the season with every prospect of both pleasure Id profit. There is playing almost every day by some member or members of the club, and next Saturday there will be mems tournament on the grounds.
 1 Harry I. Thompson, the motel portrait artist, and Harry D, Thompson left on Monday evening for New York to take the steamer Kaiser Wilhelm der Crosse, which sails this morning at 10 o'clock. Their many friends wish them a pleas ant voyage.
 Horace Savage and family, of Bran ford, are occupying the Fowler cottage at Indian Neck.
 Mrs. A. N. Thomas has returned from Madison. where she went to attend the funeral of her aunt, Miss Clarissa Net tleton, who was eighty-three years of age.
 Mrs. Jacob Cordier, of Hartford is 1 the guest of her son, Louis Cordier, of Cedar street, Branford. George Cor dier, of the same city, is also the guest of his brother at his home in Branford. They will stay several weeks. | Miss Sophie Cramer, who has been the guest of Mir. and Mrs. Edward Ga- | gel, of Center street, West Haven has returned to her home in Brooklyn after a pleasant visit. 1 l.. D. Chidsey and family, of New Ha- ven. are occupying their new summer residence near Rockland park, Short Beach.
 Miss Nellie Minor. who has been wis iting Mrs. Farr, of George street, West l Haven, has returned to her home in l Bristol.
 Mrs. and Miss Atwood, of Winchester, Mass, and MT. and Mrs. Fay and Miss FaN of Middletown, are among the re- cent arrivals at the Bay State cottage, Short Beach.
 l Miss Hedwig Brener, of Newark N. J., is visiting her aunt, Mrs Frederick Dauth, of Second avenue, West Haven, | for the summer. Mrs. James Marr and child are spend- ing the summer with MT. Marr's par ents at their home on First avenue West Haven.
 Rev. w. A. Richards conducted the service at the Union chapel at Short Beach Sunday Both the preaching ser- vice and the service of song in the eve ming were well attended. The officiat ing clergyman next Sunday will be Rev. J. H. Jackson, of East Haven. the ISL al service of song being held in the eve ming hours.
 l Miss Bertha Warner, of Washington avenue, West Haven, is entertaining her cousin, Miss Anna Corbin, of Naw 1 Britain.
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