The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-06-30

Main street and H0psOn avenue, Bran ford, with view of opening it if pos sible on Wednesday next.
 Miss Orr of Washington. D. C., is be- ing entertained by Mr. and Mrs. Charles
 Lomas of Washington avenue, West Haven.
 Mrs. Albert K. Boardman of Academy street will give an "at home" recep-
 ton to a number Of friends this even
 ing.
 Miss Nellie Lewis of West Haven is
 visiting her parents at okron, N. r.,
 where she will remain for the summer
 months.
 R. J. Dillon and family, Of Hartford,
 arrived at their summer residence at
 Indian Neck yesterday. William F. Merrill. ex-viee-president
 of the Consolidated railroad, and Mrs.
 Merrill, with Miss Merrill, are at the Langham, London. Mir. Webber and family, of Meriden. were among the arrivals at Indian Neck yesterday.
 J. o. Enders and family. of Hartford. arrived at their cottage at Indian
 Neck yesterday.
 George E. Bailey and family, who have been spending few days at their
 home on Center street, West Haven, have returned to Sunset Farm. Milford.
 where they are spending the summer season.
 H. F. Hemingway, of Fair Haven,
 with his son and daughters and fami- lies, will remove to the Hemingway cot tage at Morris Cove the latter part of the week. In the party will be MT. and Mrs. Marcus Hemingway and children. Mrs. E. H. Barnes and children and Mrs. Walter A. Buck. MT. and Mrs. k. G. Davis, the latter a daughter of MT. Hemingway, will occupy an adjoining cottage.
 Mrs. Isham. mother of F. w. Isham who is spending the summer with her son, has her daughter, Mrs. F. B. Ma gee, of New York, visiting her in West Haven.
 Mrs. Alexander Irvine is located for the summer in Northfield, Mass, hav- ing taken cottage there. She will be joined by her husband, Rev. MT. Irvine. on Friday of this week. Before leav- ing home Mrs. Irvine planned a sum- mer schedule for the Mothers club, of which she is the organizer and the pres- ident. It will meet each week as it has done throughout the winter and spring.
 Miss Grace Johnson. in company with her brother, Frank o. Johnson, of Beth any. has gone to her old home in Lan- caster, Mass, to visit her cousin, Miss Houghton, for two weeks. To-day the town will celebrate two hundred and | fiftieth anniversary, and all who were born there will be the guests of the town. ... Mir. and Mrs. Charles Lomas, of Washington avenue, West Haven, are entertaining Miss Minnie Orr, of Wash ington. ..s.. MT. and Mrs. Albert Plant, of Bran ford, had for their guests the last of
 the week Professor George Jones, of Cornell university, Itahaca, N Y, and his niece, Miss Goodwin. The parents
 of Professor Jones formerly owned the Henry B. Plant place, and it was from them the late Henry B. Plant purchas- | ed the property some twenty-five years
 ago.
 MT. and Mrs. A. c. McCrea, of 203 Campbell avenue, West Haven, are re- | ceiving congratulations on the birth of
 son. Rev. Father Martin, pastor of St.
 Mary's church, Branford, left yesterday
 for Dunwoodie, N. Y. Stanley Stiles, who has spent the win ter with his sister, Mrs. Charles B. l Warner, of Washington avenue, West
 Haven, and attending school, has gone | to Bradley Point, where he will spend
 the summer season with his father, Dr. l Stiles, who has summer residence l there. l Professor J. Newman will give a
 grand dance ond reception in the big pavilion at Double Beach this (Tues-
 day) evening. *. r. l The marriage of Miss Susie F. Hart l to Lieutenant John F. Kinney will take | place at St. Mary's church, Branford. this morning at Ii o'clock. The cere-
 nlony will be performed by Rev. John
 F. Boyle of Newark, N. J., cousin of ! the bride The bride will be attended
 by her sister, Miss Rose Hart and the groom will have for his best man his brother, Attorney F. J, Kinney. A re- ception will follow the ceremony at the
 home of the brides parents, to which only immediate relatives of the bride
 and groom are bidden. l James Fox, of Middletown. and David l Fox, jr., of New York, have been called
 home in Clinton by the serious illness of
 their father, Dr. D. A. Fox. l K.t Hills and family, of Great Bar rington, Mass, arrived at Mrs. Driggs'
 cottage at Indian Neck yesterday. They
 will occupy the same for the month of July.
 Mrs. Emily Fowler has presented to the Baptist church of Branford beau- tiful desk Bible, in rich morocco bind
 ing, in memory of her husband, James
 Fowler
 l Mrs. c. F. Platt and two daughters,
 of Clinton, are visiting her parents, Mir.
 and Mrs. James Medley, of New York,
 for few weeks.
 l George A. Hopson and daughter Paul. line, of Wallingford, are the guests of
 MT and Mrs. c. W. Harrington, of
 Branford.
 Miss Evarts, who has been visiting
 her aunt, Mrs, Nelson Kng, in Clinton. has returned to South Britain. Miss
 Elsie King accompanied her for visit of a few weeks.
 Miss Ida Smith, of Clinton, is visiting 1 in Hartford