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

with J. F. Simmons at Morris Cove.
 Miss Bessie White of New Haven is visiting at Maple Ridge farm, a guest of Mrs. Pearl B. Durieigh in West Mor- ris.
 Miss Margaret Keenan, of 252 Chat ham street, has returned from three weeks visit with relatives in Hartford and Wallingford.
 Judge Cowell, of Waterbury, will ac- cupy the pulpit of Mary Taylor M. E. church next Sunday morning. The judge is a prominent Methodist of the state and an excellent speaker.
 A dispatch yesterday from Monterey says: The Arizona Mexico Copper com pany has been organized and incor- porated under 10th American and Mex ican laws with capital of $S,O0O,OOO gold to exploit grand province Dora de Cobra mine, consisting of twenty pertenencias, situated at Caboetica, state of Sonora. The president of the company is J. B. Hubinger of New Haven, Conn.
 The selection at Woodbridge church last Sunday was rendered by Leonard Tyler, son of Morris F. Tyler, treasurer of Yale college, who has summer home in Woodbridge and is regular attendant of the Congregational church | while residing here. He has fine voice and people here are pleased when he can be prevailed upon to sing.
 Mrs. Frank P. Hawley, Mrs. N. F. Fisher, Mrs. Jane Gallagher and Mrs. Joseph Maher of West Haven left yes | terday for a trip to Atlantic City and New York.
 Frank S. Shuman, now of Hartford, was given a surprise by a party Of friends from New Haven Tuesday. In the party were William Hutchinson, Miss K. Lomis, George Robinson, Miss May Blakesley and Miss Annie Marrow. Mir Shuman, who recently located in Hartford, was given a gold-headed cane suitably inscribed, the presentation speech being made by Mr. Hutchinson. MT. Shuman responded happily. In the afternoon he took his friends on troll ley trip to Hanover Park, Meriden, where they had supper. All had a
 delightful time.
 Among those present at Woodbridge church last Sunday was Congressman
 N. D. Sperry, who was born in that
 town, and always takes an interest in the welfare of the town and people, and always finds a hearty welcome here.
 Mrs. F. W. J. Sizer of Fair Haven is
 spending two or three weeks in
 Plymouth, Conn.
 MT. and Mrs. Charles S. Dudley and
 daughter of Austin street left yester-
 day morning for Guilford, where they
 will spend ten days with relatives.
 Mrs Walsh and children of Hacken-
 sack, N J., who have been the guests
 of MT. and Mrs. Scranton of Smith
 street, West Haven have returned to
 their home.
 Among the home corners this week
 were Mrs. N. G. Osborn and family, of
 Bradley street, MT. Leonard Bostwich and family and Mrs. Dr. Horton and family, all of whom have been staying
 at Castleton. Vt.
 Miss Edith Barrett and brother, Mas.
 ter Charles, of West Haven. are spend
 ing this week with their grandparents
 at the Barrett homestead in Southing.
 ton. Conn.
 Rev. MT. Wright and family ot
 Orange returned from the mountain: last week, after five weeks absence and will be warmly greeted next Sab bath by the congregation.
 Miss Beah Adams, who, for the las year, has been teaching the Bower Hill school, in Oxford, has received al ; appointment to begin to teach in Gull ) ford. She will take the seventh ant
 eighth grades and prepare scholars fo l the high school She is in the building : with the Guilford high school and wil 5 have about fifty pupils. Her work be 5 gins next Monday. She takes a posi- !. tion formerly occupied by Miss Arm l strong, a former teacher in Seymour. 3 George Armstead of Main street f West Haven, is spending his vacatio . of two weeks among the Berkshir Hills.
 l, MT. and Mrs. L. H. Crittenden, wh :. have been living in Derby about four = teen months. are to return to Ne'
 Zealand Mrs. Crittenden will sail O = September 9th and upon reachin n Liverpool will be met by his brothe e with whom she will make a tour ( d Ireland, sailing from Liverpool on Ser - tember 18th for her home. Mir. Crit
 tenden will go west and will visit - number of relatives and will then sa r for New Zealand the latter part of tn d year. Upon reaching New Zealand M d and Mrs. Crittenden are to take posses e sion of hotel they own there, br p which has been rented since they hay t, been living in America.
 ,- William Yorke who has been tf y guest of his mother, Mrs. Yorke n Campbell avenue. has returned to h l. home in New York.
 Il Dr. S. Hartwell Chapman and MT e- Chapman have returned from a tW u months trip abroad. The most of the II time was spent in the northern part o Holland. They also visited Berlin ar IS other places in northern Germany 's Mrs. T. Louisa Powell, who has bee 'e spending sevral weeks at Pine Orcl ie ard with her cousin, Mrs. Ray, al 's daughter, has returned to her home ( - Center street, West Haven.
 Secretary Thrasher of the Law al
 Order league, has received large nur
 Der of letters from well known res ht dents of Kentucky commenting him f