The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-07-25

Wneres
 Dr. E. S. Gaylord of Trumbull street leaves next Monday to attend the Ma tional Dental convention to be held at Niagara Falls, after which he will go to his camp in the Adirondacks for a stay until the latter part of August or little later. Mrs. Gaylord will join him in the Adirondacks week after next.
 Albert Staib of the Jersey City Her aid is the guest of his aunt, Mrs. B. A. Miller of Flying Point, Stony Creek. Mir Staib is also accompanied by his sisters, the Misses Lillian and Elizabeth Staib.
 George Ramon, the left fielder for the New Haven baseball team, left for his home in Massachusetts Wednesday night, Whither he was summoned by the death of his grandmother. The death will also take Tom Ramon of the New London team out of the game for the remainder of the week. George Peterson, treasurer of the Fly perion theater. who has been stopping
  has left for Kinnum, Me, where he eX- poets to meet Frank Ladd, the famous fisherman of northern Maine, and no doubt when MT. Peterson returns he will have some good fish stories to tell to his friends. He will return about the latter part of August. Mayor John P. Studley was the guest of MT. and Mrs. Charles F. Futile at their summer residence on Governor l Island one day this week. | Miss May Wardell, now of Atlanta, Ga, who has been in town visiting I friends for two or three weeks, leaves to return to Atlanta next Monday. She l is the daughter of Charles Wardell lately Westville resident and active in city politics, who is now engaged in the elevator business in Atlanta. Miss | Wardell is associated with her father S | office business.
 l Wedding invitations were sent out ir | Wallingford Wednesday for the mar riage of Miss Rebecca Parmelee, daugh- | ter of MT. and Mrs. Edwin s. Parmelee of South Main street, to James McIn- tosh Jones of Petersburg, Va, at St Paul's church Wednesday evening, Au- gust 6, at 7:30 o'clock. Mrs. A. E. Davis with her two sons Frank and Harry of Portland, Ore, are the guests of her sister, Mrs. Charles P. Korn of 95 Nichol street. Edward Shaw is employed at Woods drug store, West Haven, in the absence of John Stevenson, who is taking his vacation. MT. Stevenson is spending his time in taking cruises along the shore and in various other ways. | Mrs. Michael Nichols of Branford who has been visiting in Brunswick Me, for the past three weeks, is ex- l pected to return on Saturday. 1 Mrs. Herbert E. Chamberlain, who has been visiting her parents, pr. anc Mrs. Cummings of Center street, West 1 Haven, left Tuesday for Worcester where she will visit her sister, Mrs Hatch.
 On Wednesday afternoon Mrs | Charles l. Shepard entertained the members of the N. N. club at her sum mer home on Rocky Beach. below Wa verly Grove. The occasion was bun de whist and the twelve prizes made no less dainty appearance than the Ia dies attired in their cool summer gown; on the broad piazza, where the table: were made ready for the game. 4 bountiful of refreshments was served Those present were Mrs. Richard Ty ner Mrs. Amber, Mrs. Mills, Mrs. liar " Sutton, Miss Heitman, Miss Pres Io a Moeller, Mrs. Bean, Miss Atwood ant Miss Lena Moeller.
 Mrs Charles o. Reynolds who ha been visiting her nephew, Charles W Reynolds, at 191 Wooster street, has re turned to her home in Philadelphia.
 Mrs. Charles Taylor and children o Meriden are visiting Mrs. Taylor's pa rents, MT. and Mrs. E. B. Severance, il DuSham.
 MT. and Mrs. J. Henry West an nounce the marriage of their daughter Grace May, to Earl Clyde Chase, Jul! 20.
 Mrs Rice, with her son, William Rice are expected Saturday to spend a weel or two with Mr and Mrs. William C Brainard of Main street.
 Police Sergeant Connolly and famil. returned Wednesday from week visit with Miss Mamie O'Brien of Col linsville.
 Mrs. Charles D. Phelps of Mai street, West Haven is visiting her pa rents in Greenwich
 Miss Kathryn H. Connor of 174 Lloy' street is spending her vacation at Sims bury.
 Miss Hungerford of West Haven vii occupy the Bungalow at Rocky Beacl during August.
 Miss Annie J. Smith of Pearl stree lspent yesterday at Block Island
 Dr. Leete of East Main street, Bran ford, who has been very critically il with heart trouble, is again comforta ble. Although in his eighty-second yea he has at no time been confined to tn bed He has been somewhat feeble fo the past few years but his vitality still remarkable.
 Philip ]. Markley, the well know lawyer of New Britain, who has file number of responsible positions an represented New Britain in the genera assembly in 1891, is critically i'll wit typhoid fever at Dr. Styles sanitariun
 MT. Markley was taken to the sani
 tarium about two weeks ago Bu small hopes were entertained of his re covery.
 A pretty birthday party was give Wednesday afternoon by Miss Esther ; Korn at her residence, 95 Nicoll street