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

MOTHS NONe.
 Miss Fannie Gardner of Providence, R. L, is the guest of her aunt, Mrs. Henry ". Averill in Branford-
 Mrs. Frances Bridgwater of Newing- ton is visiting in the family of her son. T. Frank Bridgwater of West Haven.
 William Suydam and son. Harper. of New York, son and grandson of Ben jamin Barnes, are guests at the Owengo house, Indian Neck.
 Word has been received in Southing- ton of the marriage of Colby. Wis, of Miss Laura Wolcott, daughter of Win throp ". Wolcott of Plainville, and pr. Willis Mills of that place. Miss Vol colt has recently been living in Atlanta, Ga.
 Mrs. John W. Nichols of Cherry Hill left yesterday for Lily Bay, Me. Mrs Allen will follow about August 15
 Mrs. Clinch and daughter, Miss Irene, who have been the guests of Mrs. Clinch's sister, Mrs. Edward HoWarth of Washington avenue. West Haven, returned yeterday to their home in New York Miss Clinch has spent a month with her aunt.
 David Day of Colchester with his brother, Edward M. Day, started We'd nesday for months vacation at Hon. P. c. Lounsbury's camp in the Adiron- dacks.
 Mrs. Royal Warner, who has been visiting her daughter, Mrs. DeWolfe, and other relatives in Canning, Nova Scotia, returned to her home on Main street, West Haven, yesterday, after an absence of two months.
 Miss Lillian Rhodes and Miss Elsie Davison of this city are guests of Mrs. Wiltshire Savage of Broad street, Weth- ersfield.
 Miss Georgia Kelsey of West Haven is rehearsing for an operetta which she will give next month. Several of the children are away. but large attend ance each week shows that all are much interested in the work.
 Mrs. Catherin Bardorf of 51S Win chester avenue is visiting relatives in Pennsylvania.
 Miss Roe and Miss Ayers of New Jersey are the guests of MT. and Mrs. Roe of First avenue, West Haven. | Frederick Dieter of Wooster street is | spending his vacation in the Litchfield hills.
 Misses Lulu and May Sperry of Val ley street will leave tomorrow for New Brunswick, where they will spend a | two weeks vacation with friends.
 Miss Ethel Bakers who has been the guest of Miss Viola Goodwin of First avenue, West Haven, has gone to Paw tucket, R. l.
 William Austin, who formerly played shortstop on the Edgewood baseball team when the team was explained by Bob Cameron, will leave tomorrow for Northampton, Mass, where he will spend weeks vacation with friends.
 Miss Lizzie Wadsworth of Elm street, West Haven, who has been spending two weeks at Silver Bay, Lake George, returned home Thursday after @ de- lightful trip. Her friend, Miss Cora Galpin of Woodbridge, who accompa- nied her is her guest for few days.
 Misses Stella and Ella Flaherty of Rock street left on Thursday for Col chester, N. Y, to spend the coming month with their sister, Mrs. Tierney, who formerly resided in Westville.
 MT. and Mrs. Walter Crosby of Savin avenue, West Haven, are entertaining Cabel Norton of Saratoga.
 Miss Florence Richmond of Meriden is the guest of Mrs. Jane Wilmarth at her home on Whalley avenue Miss Richmond will remain in Westville for two weeks.
 Dr. James Sears, Mrs. Sears. Edith and Raymond Sears have returned from a two weeks visit in Monroe where they have been visiting MT Sears father.
 Mrs. Hannah Bishop, who formerly resided in the Pardee homestead OF Forest street, moved yesterday tt Whalley avenue.
 Miss Florence Woodfords S guest Miss Clara Theurer of Seymour has gone tt North Madison for a visit before re turning to her home.
 Herbert Mansfield of Elm street, Wes Haven, who sailed for Bermuda, has ar rived safely at his destination.
 Miss Viola Scofield, formerly O. Westville, is spending few days witl
 Miss Jessie Fraser at her home ol Blake street. On Saturday Miss Fra ser will leave for Westf1eld, Mass, tt
 remain with relatives until the first 0
 September.
 Miss Cora Davidson of Stevens . l Heights, West Haven, has been takeI | to the hospital, suffering from appendi citis.
 The month set for the marriage o Miss Olive Shumway of Alden avenu Ito Lewis Hale of this city. is Septem , Der. The ceremony will be performed a the home of the brides parents. Miss Isabelle Tolles of Elm street
 West Haven, and Miss Alice Barrett c
 this city are enjoying themselve
 among the Litchfield Hills, yesterday , they will be joined by Mrs. Edward Gil
 bert of this city and her cousins. tn Q Misses Ida and Grace Warner and Mis Ella Thomas of Hamden; these youn :. ladies will remain away two or thre weeks.
 - Miss Madeline Greist, oldest daugf ], ter of Perecy Greist, has gone to Day t ton, Ohio, where she will spend the re
 mainder of the summer months wit n friends. She will return in the fall |, time for the opening of school.
 MT. and Mrs. Metz of Torrington al V the guests of Mrs. Lucinda Sutton { S her home in West Haven. n Mir. and Mrs. David Pratt, who fo,
 merly resided on Blake street, will