The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-09-04

Frederick A. Hotchkiss and family of Orange street, who have been in Castle ton, Vt, for the summer, have returned.
 The many friends of Andrew Ter rell will be pained to learn that he suf- fered from shock on Monday, at the home of MT. Marvin of Central avenue, Westville, where he was making a visit. The shock, it is said, is not dangerous and he was resting as comfortably yes- terday as could be expected. Mir. Ter rel is well known in the village, hav- ing been in business with his brother, M. E. Terrell, for many years.
 Mir. and Mrs. Boynton Mcfarland have returned from their summers outing spent at Mattapoisett, Mass.
 There was little change yesterday in the condition of Robert Bowman of Fitch street, Westville, who was acci- dentally shot on Monday by Stanley Thrasher. Bowman was taken im- mediately to the Grace hospital after the accident. It was stated at the hos pital that as to whether the wound would prove fatal or not could not be learned until to-day. It was said that the chances for his recovery were good.
 Miss Delma Squires and Miss Anna Drake, of West Maven, have returned from a months stay at Southport and Southampton, l.. l., and resumed their work as teachers in the schools.
 MT. Hunter, with his wife and son, Robert, of New York, are the guests of Judge G. w. Hoxsie, brother of Mrs. Hunter in Oxford
 Christ opher Burns of Curtis place, West Haven, fell from his wheel about [ o'clock Tuesday evening and dislo- cated his left arm at the elbow. He was attended by Dr. Sweet.
 Visitors at the Boulder, in Oxford, as guests of MT. and Mrs. Babcock, have been MT. and Mrs. Arthur Woodcock, of Chicago, and Paul Appenzellar, of New York. MT. Woodcock is a promi- f nent attorney of Chicago and counsel for some of the largest corporations and railroads.
 Miss Margaret and Miss. Dora Dona- hue and Miss Hazel Corcoran, who have been visiting at John McGuires, South Cherry street, Southington, re- 1 turned to Brooklyn yesterday. Sherman Sanford, with wife and fam | fly are visiting with his parents, MT. and Mrs. s. P. Sanford, at their home l in Oxford.
 I Rev. and Mrs. G. L. Schaeffer of Ox- ford are spending this week at Fort Trumbull Beach, Milford.
 Mrs. F. F. Whitaker and family have returned from nine weeks va cation trip spent at Thompsonville, N. | Y. Mrs. Whitaker is very much im- proved in health and enjoyed her trip 1 immensely.
 Miss Mary Treat of Chestnut Tree hill, Oxford, began Tuesday the second year of her duties as teacher at the graded school in Millville, Naugatuck
 New Haven County Pomonoa Grange will hold their regular meeting in the Congregational chapel, Woodbridge to-day September A. Morning session at 1O:45. Dinner will be served from 12:30 to 30 by the ladies of the Wood bridge grange. Afternoon session will be opened in the fourth degree and a fine literary programme has been ar ranged by Worthy Lecturer Allen.
 Carlton Potter of Saratoga, who is the guest of MT and Mrs. Walter Cros- by of Savin avenue, will return to his | home to-day.
 Reports from the home of Cecelia Sexton, daughter of the Rev. J. Fred erick Sexton of the Westville Episcopal church, indicate that the young pa tient is gaining nicely and speedy re- covery is now hoped for. | Miss Elizabeth Fowler has returned to the borough after a pleasant stay ir the Berkshires. She will return to the post office late in the week. l Mrs. Quinn of Whalley avenue has returned from four weeks stay 1T New York city.
 Miss Anna Reed, a graduate of last years normal school class, took up hel new position in Union school, West Ha. ven, Tuesday.
 James Coleman of Fair Haven is the recently employed assistant to Ernes Gerkin, the manager of the Westvillt l House.
 Harry Smith has been appointed tc the Allingtown route for D. M.t Welcl in place of MT. Fairclough.
 E. W. Gulliver of Harrison street lef town Tuesday evening to assume the duties of his new appointment, unde the employ of the Consolidated Rail road company at Fishkill Landing NY.
 Mrs. Wilbur Warner, of West Haven gave an afternoon tea to Mrs. J. Waite Young, Miss Delamater, Mrs. Georg E. Bailey, Miss Minnie Smith, Mrs Charles Graham, Miss Edwin Lettne! and Miss Susie Kinner yesterday after noon at her home on Washington ave nue. This completed the summer roun' of festivities of this circle of olC friends.
 Mrs. Alice Butrick Storms and he little daughter, Geraldine, have beel
 spending a week with her parents, 6
 Pearl street.
 John D. Jackson, publisher of tn Register, returned yesterday on tn steamer Kaiser Wilhelm der Gross from three months tour of Europe