The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-07-29

Harry I. Thompson. the artist and his nephew, Harry Thompson. who are in Europe, arriving at Bremen recently. will take a trip down the Rhine and travel in Belgium. Switzerland. France and England.
 Mir. and Mrs. N. H. Halsey, of Whal- ley avenue, have returned from a de- ligbtful visit in Long Branch. It is their custom each year to spend part of the summer season at this popular resort. but this year the bad weather was a very strong factor ill shortening their stay.
 On August 4 Miss Alberta Kelsey and Miss Bertha B. Warner of West Ha- ven, will leave for months stay in Vermont.
 Judge c. H. Briscoe and wife, of Hartford, has arrived at Newtown for few weeks vacation at the Bradley homestead, formerly the home of his wife.
 Colonel I. M. Ullman has returned from a pleasure trip to Maine. He re- ports a fine time. Dr. Reynolds of Woodbury. who has | been spending the winter in New Ha- ven and caring for Dean Wayland, of the Yale Law school, has returned to Woodbury.
 ! Miss Annie Lawrence and her brother I George, of Attleboro. Mass, are guests | of Mir. and Mrs. Hubbard at their home | in Woodmont. G. R. Valentine, of New Britain, ac- companied by party of friends, was ! in town over Sunday. MT. Valentine is native of this city, a popular mem Der of the New Haven Grays, and at ! present is engaged in business in New | Britain.
 | The Misses Margaret Hogan and Jo- | sephine Hughson who have been the guests of MT. and Mrs. D. F. Connor Of ! Norwich, have returned to their home ! in New Haven. Miss Hogan is the so- prano soloist in St. Mary's church in | Bridgeport and has an exceptionally ! fine voice. Henry Gins, who had an apoplectic | fit at the corner of State and Chapel streets Sunday afternoon, is at the hos pital with a scalp wound received in | fall. He is recovering and will be out in few days.
 Colonel Burpee, of Waterbury, leaves 1 tomorrow morning on his vacation. He | will be accompanied by his daughters, Helen and Ida. The greater part of the time they will pass in Canada. where | they will be the guests of Consul C. E. and Mrs. Turner. They will be absent about month.
 Mrs. Howard Long and son, of New York, are visiting Mrs. Longs parents, MT. and Mrs. Machally, of Court street, | West Haven.
 Mrs. T. W. O'Keefe and children. Mrs James Donovan and children, Mrs. M O'Keefe and children and Miss Ahern, all of Middletown, have arrived at Saw in Rock for few weeks. Dr. James Sears. manager of Woods drug store, West Haven, with his fam fly, left yesterday for Monroe, where they will visit Mrs. Sears father. They expect to remain away a week or ten | days.
 The operators of the New York, New Haven and Hartford railroad will hold
 their annual clambake and picnic Sun
 day, August A, at the customary grove
 in New Rochelle.
 Miss Helen Machally of West Haven,
 who has been visiting her sister. Mrs.
 Long, in New York, has returned to her
 home.
 Mrs. George H. Merrick and two chill
 dren, of this city, are guests of Mrs. M.
 Connors in Newtown.
 Miss Florence Woodford, of Chestnut
 street, West Haven, has returned to
 her home from a two weeks visit in
 Seymour to her brother, Rev. MT.
 Woodford.
 Miss Caroline Cook, who graduated in
 June from the Grace hospital training
 school, is spending the summer with her
 sister, Mrs. George Griswold, at her cot
 tage at Bradley's Point.
 Miss Olive Russell, of Court street
 West Haven, who has been spending
 the past two weeks in Springfield, has
 gone to Pittsfield, Mass, for about a
 week.
 M Brooks and Miss Idella Browning
 of this city, are guests of Miss Brown
 ings brother, William R. Browning proprietor of the Forest Glen dairy
 farm at Wauwecus Hill.
 Mr and Mrs Howard Dayton, ot Washington avenue, West Haven, are entertaining Miss Tyrrill and Miss De- Forest, of Plainf1eld, N. J., for a few } weeks.
 5 Miss Mary Mahoney, of this city, who } has been stopping with her aunt. Mrs M. B. Cough, of Wauwecus Hill, for the past two weeks, has returned to hel 7 home.
 Miss Lizzie Wadsworth, of Elm street
 West Haven, and her friend. Miss Gal pin, of Woodbury. Conn.,, are spending their vacation at Silver Bay, Lake 7 George.
 Harry Charter, of this city, is the ] guest of his parents, MT and Mrs L N. Charter, of Thomas street. Eas Hartford.
 l MT. and Mrs. s. Planar have returned , from West Haven to their home ir
 Hartford.
 Rev. w. H. Salmon, M. A., pastor ot
 the South Congregational church ir t Bridgeport, with Professor Richardson
 of Yale. will sail next Monday iron z New York on the steamer Pretoria fol Bermuda, where they will spend a few 2 | weeks
 0 Mrs. Walter Olin and children, wht = have been spending several weeks witt
 Mrs Olins parents, Mir and Mrs. J | Tucker, of Elm street West Haven