The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-08-13

weeks vacation at Asbury Park. Miss Henrietta FIain, of this city. has returned to Northford to complete her summer outing and is the guest of Mrs. Frederick Wellman. G. 4. Crowell, of College street, is talk ing a trip to Boston in his new automo- bile. He will also visit his sister, Miss Hattie Crowell, of Stonington, Mass, and will also stop at Hot Springs before returning. ~st:s
 Edward Barney. of New Haven ave nue, Milford, has accepted a position at the Milford pharmacy and will enter upon his new duties on Monday of next week. ...1-- ......
 Miss Clara A. Nettleton, of 124I State street, has returned from Ashland, N. H., where she has spent the last two weeks. .... -z,s,,-.. :, s.
 Miss Lillian B. Cray. who has been spending the past two weeks in Mill ford as the guest of Mrs. William B. Bush, has returned to her home in Brooklyn. ''-j <
 Miss Alice Henderson is visiting in Prospect. #
 Miss May Macdonald is spending a few days in Milford as the guest of MT. and Mrs. William Sandals, of River street.
 Miss Elizabeth King, of Conway, Mass, is visiting friends in Orange for a few weeks.
 Miss Vera Hermann left yesterday for Atlantic City, where she intends to stay week.
 Miss E. A. Williams and Miss Sheldon of Lawrence street are spending few weeks at Camden, Me.
 A union picnic of the Sunday schools of St. Peters and the Congregational churches, Oxford Center, and Christ church, Quaker Farms, is to be held at Wallace Grove, Lake Quassapaug, next Wednesday if pleasant; otherwise on Thursday These occasions are gener- ally very enjoyable.
 Mrs. Olive Rice, of this city, has just purchased cottage at Lake Pleasant, Greenfield, Mass.
 MT. and Mrs. A. Shillinglaw, of 127 Dixwen avenue, are in Vermont. MT. Shillinglaw is janitor at the Yale Medi- cad school
 Mrs. Alexander Hall and family, of Lake place, are in Chester. their former home.
 The Misses Annie and Bertha Knott, ! of Central avenue, Milford. are spend- i ing few days with friends in New York city.
 Misses May and Belle Adamson, of this city, are the guests of Mrs George Stewart, of East Longmeadow, Mass, for d few weeks.
 Mrs. William B. Shallopp, of New York city, who has been spending few days in Milford as the guest of Mrs. William Spencer, has returned to her home.
 Miss Hattie Aiken, of this city, has gone to Palmer Mass. to spend few yeeks as the guest of MT. and Mrs. w. IA. Barnes.
 | Harold MatheWson, of Milford, who has been spending the past two weeks with relatives in New Britain, has re- turned home
 Misses Jennie and Edna Burton, of i Watertown, are spending a vacation in l this city.
 Edward Maltby, of. New York, is vis- iting relatives and friends in Northford for a few weeks. KY MISS #ftODlIlSuIlf or pnlS C1Iy, IS #SpenQ- ing a few days as the guest of friends l in Prospect.
 Mrs. Maggie Augur, of Northford has had for guests MT. and Mrs. Harry w. Lyons and Mrs, James Weldon and his daughter. of this city. Mrs. William Lowell and daughter jare spending a few weeks with Mrs. I Lowell's father in Bethany in the hope of benefting the daughters health, which has been poor. Mrs. George A. Maycock and her two daughters, Miss Helen and Miss Han nah, are spending the month of August at the Wilson house, Lake Waranaug. MT. Maycock joined his family last Fri lday. staying four of five days with l them.
 Mrs. Margaret Breen and Miss Tessie Breen. of 142 Chestnut street, are spend- ling a two weeks vacation in Litchfeld. Miss Mary Mccarthy, of 5S9 East street. is spending a months vacation at the home of Mrs. Fitzpatrick in Litchfie1d.
 l Miss Etta Joyce and Miss Jennie Pen rose, two charming young ladies from tJersey City, are spending a couple of weeks with friends in this city