The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-09-05

A letter was received here from George Reichel of this city. stating that he and party had been safely landed at Bremen and would immedi- ately proceed to the springs of Karls- bad.
 Harry Cramon, who has been spend ing a few days with friends in New York city. has returned to his home on Alden avenue.
 Dennis Kimberly and Richard Han non of Court street, West Haven, have returned from a week spent at New port.
 Mrs. Ellen J. Newell of Washington avenue has purchased the house now occupied by Dr. Wilson on Elm street, West Haven.
 Mrs. Newell and her daughter. Miss Susan Newell, will occupy apartments in the upper part of the house, the lower part to be occupied by her daugh- ter, Miss Florence Newell, after her marriage to Guilford Young, which will occur in about two weeks.
 Miss Reynolds, Miss Carlisle and Miss Madeline Reynolds, who have been spending three weeks in Nova Scotia, have returned home to West Haven.
 Mrs. Wilbur B. Warner of Wash ington avenue, West Haven, gave a Kaffers Klatsch at her home Wednes- day afternoon. The guests spent the early hours of the afternoon in needle work. Later luncheon was served on the veranda. The guests were Mrs. Charles E. Graham, Mrs. Edwin A. Lettney, Miss Ella De La Matur, Miss Susie Kinner, Miss Minnie H. Smith, Mrs. Frank G. Ball. MT. and Mrs. William Husted, who have been spending several weeks at | Wody Crest, have returned to their home on Center street, West Haven. Mrs. Richard Russell, who has been quite Ill at her home on Harrison street, was very much improved yesterday.
 Burton Mansfield of West Haven re- turned yesterday from a trip to Der muda.
 Captain David K. Parmelee of Guil- ford celebrated his 90th birthday yes terday. The genial captain in still hale and hearty and takes an active in terest in public affairs. Most of his life has been passed in Guilford, though II his early years he was engaged in the coasting trade.
 Mr McCauley and family of New York will soon move to J. B. Reynolds house on Union avenue. West Haven MT. McCauley is connected with tht Consolidated railroad.
 Miss Ruth Terrell of Whalley avenue and Miss Pauline Vorhees or FountalI street, left yesterday for Haversack, N T.. where they will spend few week: with friends.
 Miss Ellen L. Crane, daughter of MT and Mrs. William B. Crane, of Wes Haven, is the guest of Rev. ana Mrs Gesner, of Trinity rectory, Lime ROCK in the Berkshires. Miss Crane sang Il nublic for the first time in Trinit! church in that place last Sunday. Sn has a sweet soprano voice of rare pow CT for so young woman, and her ren dering of the offertory, 70 Love Divine, was highly appreciated by the iarg congregation present. Last eVenini Miss Crane sang at a sacred concer and organ recital in the church. Sh | was the SOlblSl, III StulpotAS "tN'A ~@- Flora Findlay, the charming violinist of Rochester.
 Miss s. A. Hutchinson left Branfor for Brooklyn Wednesday afternoon t resume her duties at the Brooklyn In stitute of Arts and Sciences after
 months vacation spent ah her home i Branford.
 Borough Engineer George Ham an Attorney W. J. Neary. both of Nauga , tuck. were in this city yesterday O |, business.
 Harry Beardsley, with the Generf , Electric company, of Lynn, Mass, br stationed in Chicago, Is spending hi , vacation at his home in Branfor i Point.
 Mrs. Edward H. Barrett, of Water
 vile, has been spending few days
 this city.
 Frederick Augur and family le
 Branford Tuesday for their new hon in Fair Haven.
 Misses Luella and Lena Hill, of We Bedding, will attend the New Have
 Normal school this year. Mrs Arthur Honce, of Moose Hi
 Branford, has had for her guests u past week Mrs. Ford, of New Tor Il and Dr. McDowell, of British Columbi