The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-09-09
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udy3 lOI NAlC4C 4AS "AAA NS sune position with a similar corpora ton. ,-
 W. H. Truesdale, president of the Delaware, LackaWanna & Western rail- road, whose name has been mentioned prominently in connection with the presidency of the New York, New Ha- ven 6 Hartford railroad, and who has been i'll in Greenwich, is now out of danger after a months illness from blood poisoning. Yesterday he was able to go out driving, his right hand being wrapped in oiled silk. -....s
 Mrs. Barbara Jones and daughter, May O. Jones of 5S Madison avenue, Rochester, N. Y, and Jack Robinson of Boston are the guests of MT. and Mrs. Thomas Meehan, 2S Beers street. l Dr. Oliver T. Osborne of York street has returned from Woodstock, Conn.,, where he has been during August.
 Mrs. Harriet Stevens Hall, wife of Dr. A. B. Hall of 915 Howard avenue, has as her guest this week, Mrs. Ed win Smith Of Litchfield. ...E Michael Hogan. one of the Consoli- dated road employees at the depot, left yesterday morning for a two weeks | trip to Chicago, H., to visit relatives. MT. and Mrs. James B. Martin and l family of Lake place, returned yester- day from a trip to Asbury Park, N. J. Mrs. Tobin of Blake street has return ed to her home after a pleasant vaea- l ton spent at Kingston, N. J.
 I Under the dictatorship of Max Dress 1 Ter the parochial school of the Zion Lutheran church on Ward street opened for the fall and winter term yesterday morning. 3 za | Miss Margaret Crel of 221 Franklin street is spending her vacation in I Yonkers and New York.
 l Colonel Rollin s. Woodruff of this city has been acting governor of Con- necticut since 3 p. m. Saturday. His l administration has been conservative and enterprsing. He has been digni- l fled and courteous to all whom he has
 met and he has kept the latch string out in Guilford and the glad hand ex- tended in New Haven. John Brown of Tryon street has re- turned home from San Francisco, where he has been spending month. MT. Brown attended the soldiers re- union while there. s5 a-
 Former Police Commissioner Marcus
 P. Smith, Attorney W. H. Ely, Brew ster Ely, Leslie P. Smith and George
 Hooper are among the party of New
 Haveners who are now enjoying a sea
 son of hunting and fishing at the reser-
 vation of the Nonatun1 Fishing club I in Canada. They will be absent about l three weeks. #5 MT. and Mrs Thomas Sullivan and family of Pearl street returned from a
 pleasant trip to New York yesterday. Frederic Penny and family of Alden
 avenue have returned to their home after a vacation passed in Vermont.
 Miss Anna Smith of Pearl street
 spent Labor day in New York sight l seeing. ..
 Mrs. Sherwood and daughter Hattie
 are visiting William Ingham of Ruby street. '-. Mrs. Bradley and daughter Lillian returned during the week from the
 shore, leaving almost immediately for 1 Bermuda. l Joseph Garland and famiyl of Blake street returned after three weeks va
 cation spent at Kingston, N. J.
 Willis c. Wiser and James B. Don- nelly, the campus patrolmen, have ex- changed beats, and. Mir. Wiser will for I the present have charge of the cam T pus days, MT. Donnelly officiating
 nights. z..a,.s,.s Misses May and Lulu Sperry of, Val- I ley street have gone to New Brunswick, I N. J., to spend a short vacation. Edward Nettleton, of the firm of Lo-
 mas & Nettleton, has gone west on a I business trip. et 4.. t, pr. Adelaide Lambert has returned
 to her home on Howard avenue after
 a months vacation in Nova Scotia. l The Ladies. Aid society of the Meth- odist church, West Haven, will hold a sale this afternoon and evening of home
 made food, at the residence of Mrs.
 Benjamin Richards, Main street, corner First avenue
 Miss Julia Frederick, Miss Grace Hil- debrand and Miss Katherine O'Gorman
 have just returned from Worcester and l Boston, where they have been spending
 very pleasant vacation. I Mrs. Thomas Oliver and children and
 Mrs. Edward Nettleton and children of I West Haven returned Saturday from
 Carleton, Vt, where they have been
 summering.
 1 One of the most enjoyable social
 events of the week was a duplicate whist party given by Mrs. Conner and | daughters of Bristol street on Friday evening in honor of their guests, Mrs and Miss Farquarson of Brooklyn | whom they are entertaining for two weeks. B. .a.- }
 MT. and Mrs. George Cobb and chill dren of West Haven returned Monday from a summer spent at their cottage in l Woodmont.
 MT. and Mrs. B. Coombs, who have
 been spending part of the summer in
 Springfield, have returned home.
 Charles Leake of Second avenue l West Haven, is spending a few days
 with Raymond McNicholl at his home in Brooklyn, N. Y.
 Mrs. Mary c. Parker, who has been
 visiting her mother, Mrs. S. H. Crut- tenden, of Hughes place, since June has returned to Providence, R. I.
 Miss Rose Gessner of Stratford and l Miss Grace Ellis of Milldale are the
 guests of Miss Carrie Tassie of Center
 street, West Haven.
 4 Mrs. Charles Clifford of California is