The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-08-03

VIII lSdVS IuLS week IOf HIS SuIlIileE EeSs-
 idence at Castine, Me.
 Mrs Charles Frabrique and son, Dud-
 ley. of this city, are visiting friends in l Cornwall.
 Mrs. E. H. Lyman of Fairview, Mrs. Welton of Fairview. Miss Pratt of
 Cheshire. Louis Lautenbach, Mrs. George Austin, MT. and Mrs. Albert Dill lon of New Haven are guests of MT. and Mrs. J. B. Austin at the Anchorage. The family and all the guests at the Anchor age found Louis Lautenbach very en- tertaining guest and fellow visitor. MT. Lautenbach has a voice worth hearing and the vocal selections rendered by him was enjoyed and appreciated by all
 the visitors as,.well as the host and i hostess.
 Miss Jennie Adams of New Haven re-
 turned home yesterday after a. visit
 street, Waterville.
 On Thursday, August 6, the annual
 picnic of the Branford Congregational
 church and Sunday school will be held
 at Lighthouse Point. The trolley cars
 will be used as means of conveyance.
 If Thursday proves to be a stormy day
 the picnic will be held on Friday.
 The Misses Sanford of Crown street
 are spending the summer at Wainscott, L.. I. Miss Adelaide Sanford returned home Saturday afternoon. s ,..
 Miss Margaret Granniss of Pine Orch
 ard, in company with Mrs. James Mc1n-
 tyre of Chicago. will sail for Europe,
 August 15. ,.'-.r
 H. w. Mansfield and family of Mans field street are in New Hampshire, where they will spend the month of Au-
 gust. -st, ,,<.
 An interesting song recital is promis-- I ed for next Saturday, evening at the Pin Orchard Country club house. The affair will be given by Ericsson F. Bushnell, and will be preceded by
 sketch entitled '"The Land of Regrets"
 M:s. A. A. Pease, who, has been a I guest at the Yorkwall for several weeks,
 returned to her home in Springfield Sat- urday. 5~. .,+s#. :,t--. ....
 The new comic opera written by Mrss
 Robert Wilcox of Short Beach promises
 to be very successful opera. The mu- sic will be written by Rollin W. Bond.
 Miss Sarah Hotehkiss of. College Z street is passing the summer at East
 Gloucester, Mass. -rS. .s ..-.N. l Mrs. Rule and daughter of St. Angus
 tine, Fla, who have been visiting at the
 home oe Dr. and Mrs. Hill have ended
 their visit in Simonsyille and after a brief stay in Plymouth, Meriden and this city. will return to their home In the south in time to permit Miss Rule to resume her duties as instructor in the public schools in St. Augustine. l Major Bowman. U. s. A., who married Miss Lillie Bartlett, daughter of Mrs.
 Caroline Bartlett of this city, has been . recently retired with the rank of briga- dier general. He and Mrs. Bartlett will 1 leave Fort Nebraska. where they are now stationed, about the middle of Au- , Egust. and will probably make their home at Washington. s'~ 5&t (. rI Frank Eugene Hale of New York, Yale 1900, and Miss Myrtle Catherine Calhoun of this city, were married Fri i, day evening at the home of the brides f launt, Mrs. R. M. Hoyt, 2S Burnside ave-
 nue, East Hartford. Rev. H, M. Thomp- , son of the Memorial Baptist church, this city, officiated. The bride was un- , Iattended. and because of the recent death of her mother only few family . friends were present. MT. and Mrs. 3 Hale left on a wedding trip after the . ceremony. They will live in Brooklyn,
 IN. Y. MT. Hale is chemist in the em- ! Eploy of the city of New York .-. tl Mrs. c. P. Sanford and Miss Hazel . Sanford are at the Santiut hotel, Santi- t ut, Cape Cod. 9 The Braneord Baptist church service e takes place at Mnsfield's Grove We'd
 nesday. f...4.. . $ 0 | MT. and Mrs. Henry T. Blake were ir l | London at last advices. They expect tc e return home about the first of October.
 The Short Beach Improvement asso' d citation has reelected w. c. Doolittle a and A. w. c. Williams members of the d lsanitary board d.. ...-
 Dr, D. Otis Hovey, who gave such ar 8 Interesting lecture at Sheffield Scientific n lschool on the destruction of Martinique
 Twill leave in few days with Mrs. Ho n vey for Vienna, Austria, where he vii . give course Of lectures on the same S subject pr. Hovey is the son of Rev r H. c. Hovey, formerly pastor in F'ail
 Haven. tt Miss Madeline Reynolds of West Ha o ven has gone to visit her sister. Mrs r, Huntley Drummond, at her sun1me d home at Beaconsfield. on the St. Law T. renee river. Canada. Mrs. Drummont d is entertaining house party, her sis tt ter, Misis Alice Reynolds, being one 0 ' her guests. - Fl Mrs. Harry Nettleton and children 0 d West Haven are at Maple Crest farm e Bristol, for a few weeks outing. a Mrs. Edward Smith of this city, wh
 has been spending month with he s- mother. Mrs. J. M. Richards of Mai g street, has gone to Bristol, Conn.,, for few weeks sojourn.
 r. Mrs. J. L. Wetherwax of Fair Havel st was the guest Of her sister Saturday 'f She was accompanied by her son an h, wife, MT. and Mrs. Louis Wetherwax o n New York
 l. Mrs. Chester Hoyt and sons, Lesli 5. and George, have returned to thei lo home in Kingston, N. Y., after week 2 visit with their cousins in East Mai
 street. Branford.
 Mrs. R. N. Plank and son, Herbert
 are expected home from months visi 50 in Watertown, N. Y, with her father n c. Patterson, vice president of the Ag s: ricultural Insurance company. Nil a pIoolr will infn them at Snrin gift a1C