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

1 Mrs. Albert E. Plant of Branford has 1 for her guest Mrs. C. T. Osborn of Bos- 1 ton, wife of the Rev. MT. Osborn, for merly pastor of the First Congregation al church of this city. Another recent guest at the Plant homestead was MISS Agnes Mills of Hartford.
 l Mr and Mrs. Harry Hungerford are 1 expected at Miss Henrietta Heitmann's Rocky Beach on Friday for few weeks visit Mrs. Hungerford was formerly Miss Kate Ward, well known by West Haveners.
 | Mrs. A. B. Parkerton has arrived in Branford and is very costly domiciled at her rooms in the Pond house on Rogers | street.
 West Haven lodge, No. 59, A. o. U. w., held smoker last evening at Ma sonic hall G. NJ Buckley and other grand officers were present, and seven candidates were initiated.
 Miss Annie Conroy of St. Mary's rec tory, Branford, is visiting friends in Derby. Her sister, Mrs. Edward Me Gurran of New York city, is tbe guest of another sister, Miss Bertha Conroy, for several weeks.
 Harry Hutchinson of Branford took a party out for moonlight sail in his pretty little naphtha launch, the Va lerie, Wednesday evening.
 Rev. Father J. Curtin of St. Law renee R. c. church. West Haven, will open fair at Millers Casino at SaVin Rock Saturday evening. The fair will continue until August 8.
 The Sunday school classes, of Walter Boynton and Mrs. D. W. Goddard of Branford enjoyed a days outing at Glen Island yesterday.
 M. J. Quinn and family, who have been occupying the Homestead cottage at Brockett's Point since early in the season, will return to their home in Branford Saturday evening.
 Mrs. L. S. Bagley of East Haven and Mrs. A. B. Parkerton of Branford were delightfully."- entertained by Mrs. James EE Todd at her summer residence, Edge wood cottage, Pine Orchard, on We'd nesday.
 MT and Mrs Marcus J. Basset and Mrs. Gertrude Adams and child of this city have returned to their homes after spending a few days with Mrs. H. M. Brown of 31 Abbott avenue, Waterbury.
 Henry Harrison of Main street, Bran ford is also on the sick list, MT. Har- rison is suffering from a stomach trouble.
 | State Secretary John D. Cunningham and Mrs. Cunningham who have been attending the national convention of the Ancient Order of Hibernians at Denver, returned home Wednesday ev- ening. They were accompanied by Maurice P. Fitzgerald who went on to his home in New London MT FitZger- aid is one of the county presidents. On the same car with the Connecticut party was the Hon. William J. Bryan ! Members of the Comfortable society of Branford and their guests, who pie nic1ed at Double Beach yesterday, were Mrs George S. Pond and sister, Miss Emeline Morris of Brooklyn, Mrs. T. Parker Preble and guest, Mrs. T. Pre- ble of Boston, Mrs. Emerson, Mrs. D. W. Johnson, Mrs. George L. Beach, Mrs. { George E. Evans. Mrs. S. V Osborne, Miss Louise Goodrich. Mrs. Harvey Miller, Mrs. C. W. Prann, Mrs. C. r. Bradley, Mrs F. T. Bradley, Mrs. Oscar Weed, Mrs. Frank Beach, Mrs Willis Beach, Mrs John Plant, Miss Ethel Plant Mrs. Elon Bragg. Mrs. Sherman Dolph, Mrs George Marsh and others.
 Rev. Arthur Smith of Grace M. E church was in East Village Tuesday to spend the day with his family, who are at J. W. waterbury's for the sum- mer.
 Harry W. Ellsworth of the auditing department Of the New York, New Ha- ven and Hartford railroad, has been en- loving few days vacation at his home in Branford.
 Judge Lowe of the Waterbury pro- bate court has returned from his ex- tended vacation in the Maine woods He reports a most enjoyable time and is loud in his praises of Maine as a va ! ton resort.
 The entertainment by the Juniors ot the M. F. church in East Village is be- ing rehearsed under the direction oi : Miss Hattie Smith of West Haven ant will be given some time in August. Miss Charlotte Ludington of Bran ford has arrived home again. and hel numerous friends are very much pleas ed to hear of the successful operation performed by Dr. Bacon on her hand Miss Ludington's physician assures hel that the hand will be all right agair in about two weeks and that she car return to her business.
 A very pretty surprise party was giv' en Miss Josephine Eudora Platt at hel home on Ellsworth avenue Tuesday ev' euing Mrs Platt was a charming hostess and all those present reported a very enjoyable time. Games were " played and music by some of the tai ented ones all of which was enjoyed ] until a late hour, when refreshments were served. Those who attended were
 Misses Marjorie Thatcher. Mary Gun cheon, Ethel Hill, Mabel Carroll Elfz . l abeth Lowering. Hattie lowering, Car rie Stevenson, Mabel Lafayette, Hildt l and Nettie Post, Gertrude Nash, thu l | Messrs. Ernest and Frank Post, Harry Griffith, Frank Doyle.