The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-07-30

Miss M. A. Davenport and Miss E. | White of Dixwell avenue are spending a few weeks among the mountains of New Hampshire. President F. W. J. Sizer of the Ma tional Savings bank arrived home yes- terday from a trip to Chicago, Denver. Colorado Springs, and other points Ills wife, who accompanied him, returned as far as New York, where she will remain short time.
 Mrs. A. B. Parkerton of Rogers street. Branford, has for her guests her sister and niece. Mrs. F. L. Peck and MISS Caroline Peck of Bristol.
 Ericsson Bushnell, who has been ser1- ously i'll for some time past, is conva- lescing.
 The Hon. Samuel Fessenden was Ill this city yesterday attending court. He has been i'll for some days but is now well again and intends to sail for Eu- rope next Saturday to be gone till some time in October.
 James McPhete, cousin of the Misses Pardee of East Haven, is laid up with an attack of rheumatism. He IS at- tended by Dr. Smith, who expects to have him about in a few days again. Mrs. Susan F. Teeple of Hotchkiss- ville is the guest of her niece, Mrs. J. c. Harrison in Northford. Notwith- standing the fact that Mrs. Teeple is nearly eighty years of age, she appears to be only about sixty
 A splendid bouquet two feet in diam eter adorned the central table in the mayors office yesterday. It was con- tributed by H. Trisch of Lilac street. Hon, Donald T. Warner of Salisbury entertained yesterday the members or the statute revision committee, Secre- tary of State Vinal and number or other well known politicians at ms lodge at East Litchffeld.
 Mrs. Erwin Barnes and son Harold, of Lynwood place, are spending re" days with ex-Selectman Anson Norton at North Madison. Conn.
 Mrs John Percival of Wilmington, Del, is visiting Miss Liddell of East Haven, where she will spend the rest of the summer season in company with her daughter, Miss Margaret, who has been visiting here the past month. Mrs. Charles Hartung is i'll at her
  friends wish her speedy recovery.
 The yacht "Seabelle,' owned by MT. Seymour of Washington, D. C., anchor ed off Helena Island, Pine Orchord, Monday morning.
 MT. and Mrs. Carl Hauff and family of Amherst Mass, are visiting MT. and Mrs. August Striby of 33 Lines street for week. |. Miss Mlllicent E. Gorham entertained 8 few of her trends at Woodmont Sat urday afternoon in honor of her four teenth birthday. A dainty lunch was served at t6 o'clock. Those invited were Theo Park, Laura Osborn, Clara Conklin, Mae Conklin, Elinor Todd, Sadie Funald, Marion Langdale, and Nellie Willis. Miss Millicent received many lovely gifts.
 Miss Lillian Striby, daughter of Mir and Mrs Striby is visiting friends and relatives at Springfield, Mass
 MT. and Mrs. Henry W. Harrison left Branford Monday for Lake Katemah for the benefit of MT. Harrison's health MT, and Mrs. John Hummel and fam fly of Newark, N. J., are making this city their future home. They arrived here last Sunday evening and will re- side at 395 Oak Place.
 Miss Adelia Wright of Brooklyn daughter of Chief Engineer Wright ot the steamer Richard Peck, is visiting her grandparents, MT. and Mrs. D. R Peck of this city.
 Mrs. Jacob Leyerzapf and Mrs. Ottt Dieter are spending few weeks a Bantam Lake, Litchfleld hills.
 Mrs, George A. Bassernnan is in Litch field for months visit.
 The Misses Annie and Lilly Egger are visiting friends and relatives in Eliz abeth, N. J.
 Mrs. Louise J. Kerrigan of 544 Eas street is visiting her sister in Walling ford.
 Miss Lizzie Coggshall of this city i the guest of Charles W. Mclean an' family at their cottage, Shady Nook Pine Orchard.
 David E. Hathaway, Yale law school 1902, has accepted a position with tn Fair Haven and Westville railroad.
 J. Fischer of Mansfield street is visit ing friends in New Jersey.
 Mir. and Mrs. N. H. Halsey of Whalle avenue have returned from a delightful visit in Long Branch. It is their GUS tom 6aCu year tO okClo e PeAhN VI LII summer season at this popular resort.
 Mrs. Frances Stevens and daughter Mrs. Lee F. Revere of Northford, spen a. portion of last week with Mrs. Stev ens' sister, Mrs. George Norton, i North Madison.
 Robert Burns, chef at Charles Scholl cafe on Crown street, is confined to hi home, 2S7 Hallock street, with two brok en ribs. He received his injuries las Tuesday.
 The engagement of Miss Mary Paxtol daughter of the Rev. John Randolp Paxton of New York to Harry L. Han lin, manager of the Grand opera hous Chicago, has been announced at tf summer home of Miss Paxton at Fla: Hampton, L. I. Miss Paxtons fatht is a prominent member of the Presbl terian clergy. He was for four veal pastor of the famous New York avenl church in. Washington, and since the has occupied the pulpits of the We Presbyterian church of New York ar the church where he now breaches. M Hamlin is Yale man, having bee graduated from the Sheffield scientlf school in 'S7, and is member of u University club, and of the Lambs ar Players' clubs in New York. Since h