The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-05-31

ance business in this city, and family
 have been in their cottage near the Pembroke hotel since May i.
 Mrs CoWles and her son-in-laW, MT.
 Bliss, of Ansonia, were at their cottage
 Monday and will be there permanently in few days.
 J. I. DOolittle and family, who board in Milford through the winter. have been in their cottage since the first of April Mrs. Doolittle held a reception l Thursday from to in the afternoon for the Woodmont people. The recep- tion was given in honor of Rev, Sher-
 wood Roosevelt, the new rector of St.
 Peters church. Milford. The house
 presented very charming appearance
 with beautiful cut flowers and many
 potted plants for decoration There
 was large attendance of callers and very nice collation. was served. l The suppers al the Woodmont chapel
 during the winter have been very sue cessful and have attracted many people from this city. The last supper will be given about the middle of June and | large attendance is expected. | Rev. MT. Upson, of Plymouth church, Milford, is occupying the pulpit of the church through the months of May and June. Through the summer months the shore people have charge Cf the services and supply the pulpit.
 Miss Jeannette Treat, whose father was formerly a resident of Woodmont, came from her home in Iowa two weeks ago to spend the summer with her fath- CTS relatives.
 hI,. Nf,, o,.1o I NJo,,t .i,1 ,,F 52 Bishop street. spent yesterday with John W. Merwin at the old Merwn homestead at Merwin's Point.
 Rev pr. Anderson and family, of Waterbury, are staying in their cottage temporarily but will come later for the season. pr, Andersons son, Lawyer Joseph Anderson. and wife, who reside in Porto Rico, have been visiting pr. Anderson, but are now visiting Mrs, Anderson's parents, Mir. and Mrs. Thomas Lewis, of Woodbridge MT Lewis formerly conducted a gentle- mems furnishing store en Chapel street
 Woodmont people will be pleased to learn that Walter P. Hatch and family, of Stamford, were at Woodmont yeste~- day and will occupy their cottage this summer.
 Andrew T. Smith, of this city, the needle manufacturer was at his cot tage yesterday making ready for occu- pancy.
 Miss Spencer and Miss Kitty Spencer, l of Waterbury, are in the Little cot tage
 ExMayor Peck and family. of this city, are occupying their cottage at | Oyster River
 Mrs. Webster and daughter. of Wa terbury are in the Flint cottage for the season.
 Henry Smith. dean of Yale college, and family are in their cottage near the Bonslene,
 Walter Bradley and family. of Meri- den, have been in their cottage since early spring.
 Thomas Birdseye, of the Derby Say ngs bank has raised his cottage, filled in and graded the land around it, and will be there later permanently.
 John Brewster, the dry goods mer- chant of Derby has raised his cottage md greatly improved the surround ngs.
 Some of the Woodmont residents were aroused from their slumbers about one o'clock Tuesday morning by the sound If disturbance and loud altercation in he road. The next morning phaeton vas found standing near the Hotel Pembroke minus a horse or driver and with one wheel smashed. The carriage till stands there and the owner may cad this item and find his property.