The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-08-15


 of Mir. Kelly's classmates last year at St. Thomas seminary in Hartford.
 Mrs. J. T. Duehams, Miss Blossom Duchams and Miss Griswold of Hart ford are at Harry Hart's cottage, 16S Clark street. West Haven, for two weeks stay.
 N. J. Mccormick, Mrs. K. Phelan, Miss Mary Cavanaugh, Miss Anna V. Donahue, Mrs. Mcfarland and Miss Belle Shaughnessy, all of Waterbury, are at the Sanford house at Savin Rock.
 Mrs. o. o. Blake of Center street. West Haven. is entertaining Mrs Wheeler and daughter, Florence, of Mt. Carmel.
 Clifford Sherwood, of the office force of the Connecticut Railway and Light ing company in Norwalk, Is spending his annual vacation in this city. |
 Mrs. Caroline Newton of Main street, West Haven. has returned from her trip to Plainville.
 Frederic Kelly, who has been visiting his aunt, Mrs. Worden, of Court street, West Haven. has returned to his home in Portchester. N. Y.
 Mrs. Richard w. Holt and children of South Norwalk are spendin g the week in this city Mrs. Holt is the wife of Color Sergeant Holt of the Fourth regiment.
 Mrs. Nichols and daughter of Hart ford are the guests of Mrs. J. B. Post of Washington avenue, West Haven.
 Miss Lillie Birmingham, Miss Annie Osborn off Hartford are the guests of Mrs. Nichols at her home on George street, West Haven.
 Thomas V. Rafter of Garden street returned home Wednesday evening af-
 ter an absence of about six months. MT. Rafter has been at Lake Saranac, N. Y., and in Canada for his health. He and
 his mother will go to Kent in Litchfield county within few days for a vaca- tion visit. MT. Ratfer reports fine trip and is much improved physically. Arthur Meloy of Virginia is. visiting George Palmer of Smith street. West Haven.
 Miss Ktahryn Rice returned Wednes- day to her home on East Main street, Branford, after a two weeks vacation spent in Madison.
 Mrs. M. E. Shepard, who has been spening three weeks with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Caldwell of Union avenue, West Haven, returned yesterday to her home in Jersey City.
 The business of John Maloney Tn Foxon has been sold to Messrs. Howe
 and White of New York. who are to
 run the plant under the name of the New Haven Rendering company. Mrs. Mary Smith of Wharton street, ing her grandparents, MT. and Mrs. Cowell of Woodbury.
 Miss Husted. who has been spending the past two weeks at the Edgewater cottage, Short Beach, returned yester- day to her home in Anbany, N. Y.
 Miss Esther Smith of Mystic is visit ing her grandparents, I'M. and Mrs.
 Robert Wallace of Main street, West Haven,
 The season of 1902 has been a very lively one at Short Beach. Guests reg istered at the Cushman house are: W. Sadley, G. E. Lane, J. c. Wilcox,
 Meriden; Marjorie M. Walsh, M. Mitch
 ell, M. Mingey, New York city,; Lil- Han Gowdy, Springfield, Mass; P. Lynch, Miss K. Haynes, Miss M. Car roll, Hartford; Miss Emily and A. A. Erbsen, New Haven.
 Miss Anna Farnum and brother, Earl Farnum, spent yesterday with Miss Ruby Christie of Center street, West Haven. ". MT. and Mrs. B. M. Prescott of Bran ford entertained MT. Prescott's mother Wednesday.
 Mrs. Beran and family of Main street, West Haven. are at Sharon for their outing.
 Mrs. J. Begley and daughter Of Ivy street, Branford, entertained their guests, Miss Marie and John Carey of New Britain, with days outing and shore dinner at Savin Rock, Tuesday. | Miss Catherine and Miss Johanna i Carr of East Orange, N. J., are visiting their aunt, Mrs. Carr of Thompson 1 street, West Haven.
 Mayor Thayer of Norwich arrived in | New Haven yesterday afternoon at i o'clock, and was met by Edward J. 1 Maher, secretary of the democratic state central committee A short con- | ference was held between the two and | then they went out for dinner. He re- turned to Norwich yesterday afternoon. MT. and Mrs. James Nelson of this | city were guests Wednesday of c. A.. Hoadley and wife of Hopson avenue. | MT. and Mrs. Nelson will spend the week at the "Hoadley camp" Pleasure l Grove Sunset Beach.
 Mrs. Jennie M. Lowe of Boston is spending the summer at 219 Elm street, West Haven.
 Professor Thomas W. Mather, the very able principal of the Boardman | Manual Training school, is now in Florida with his family and may decide ! to live there permanently. Superin- tendent Beede and the members of the
 board of education have not received | the principals final decision. He will | let them know before schools open next month. Professor Mather's indecision | is due to the ill health of his son, Rich 1 ard Mather a graduate of the Sheffield Scientific school. The young man l Among the veteran firemen Wednes-
 day was A. Sperry of West Haven, who | is in his eighty-fifth year. In 1S40 he | organized a fire company, and was an active member until i'll health obliged