The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-08-12

| WOOQDury. N. J-s are ltiF SueslS VI
 Marshall K. Thomas of WaIlingford.
 A peculiar interest attaches to this vis- | it as Mir. Foote is a native of Wal, llingford, having been born in the Manor home on South Main street
 there. MT. Foote was one of the com
 mittee who set out the elm trees on l Main street. MT. Foote is eighty-four lyears of age. ---. t.a- .
 Alfred Powell, the well known real estate dealer of West Haven, who was to have sailed for England last Friday,
 las postponed his trip until next month.
 He will now sail by the new White
 Star line steamship Arabic for. Liver
 pool. September 4.
 Mrs. William Brainard and daughter,
 Miss Marion, of West Haven, have gone
 to Wilmington, Vt, for two weeks
 stay. 5.=.,5. ,... i@..-m >, Miss Nellie Shumway, head book
 keeper at the Charles Monson company, is away on a two weeks vacation,
 which will be spetn in the Berkshires
 around Great Harrington.
 Mrs. George Rowland of West Haven
 has returned from her visit in Pough- | lhCCESlC anu 4NCW Clty.
 Henry Ellis and wife, who have been l spending the last two months in Scot land, sailed for home Saturday by the
 Anchor line steamship Columbia, which
 is due at New York Sunday morning.
 Mrs. H. H. Richards of Main street,
 West Haven, gave a birthday lawn party Monday for her children and
 grandchildren. The guests were: Mrs.
 and Miss Carman of Bayshore, l.. l..
 Mrs. George Richards, the Misses
 Eleanora, Esther. Marie and Durell
 Richards, Mrs. Edward Richards, Miss
 Flossie and Hobart Richards, Mrs Ben-
 jamin Richards and Master Earl Rich ards
 1 Rev. John c. Lutz, pastor of the Ger
 man Al. 2. church. is expeeted home
 to-day from the camp meeting at Sea
 Cliff, l.. I.
 Postoff1ce Inspector Frank Maher of
 Chicago, whose district comprises
 Iowa and Wisconsin. is visiting this
 city, the guest of Hon. Alexander
 Troup.
 Frederick Roth of Diamond street is
 so ill that he was unable yesterday to I go to his business. His son Frederick will run the store during MT. Roths ab-
 sence
 i James E. Cosgrove and Simeon Bald- I win, who have been passing the last
 six weeks in Danbury. have returned
 home. They will leave the last of the I week for Philadelphia, Atlantic City, Old Point Cmofort and Richmond. I They will remain in the south until I college opens in the fall
 I MT. and Mrs. Chauncey Buel of I Litchfield and their niece, Myra Savoy, I left Monday morning for visit to I Nova Scotia. Mrs. Buel's Former home.
 They go by train to Boston, and there l take the steamer to Yarmouth. Mrs. I Buel's aged mother. over eighty years old, is still living.
 I Miss Mildred Thompson of 5o3 Orange street Is entertaining her young friends,
 the Misses Nina and Phyllis storer of Philadelphia. with whom she will re- l turn soon for short visit. Mrs. J. D. Payne and her daughter,
 Addie, who for many years resided on I Fountain street, started on Monday for
 California. where they will make their home in the future
 Miss Ruth Taintor of 241 Lawrence street is visiting relatives In Boston, l Mass.
 R. w. Cowan of Milford, who has been i'll the past eight weeks with ty- phoid fever, is yet in very critical condition, although pr. Futile, his at
 tending physician, considers his chances for recovery more promising at this time than they have been at other periods of his illness.
 I Miss Lillian Boyce has gone to spend the rest of the summer until the open-s ling os school with her aunt, Mrs. Krauss, of Tenaply, N. Y. MT. and Mrs. J. F. Bowling of S1 I Fairmont avenue leave this week for Montreal to visit MT. Dowling's sister Mrs. Burnham, whom they have not seen for thirty-three years. Harry Webb of Milford has resigned
 his position as driver of one of Burr
 Gregory's bakery wagons, to accept a position as driver of a wagon for the Monarch laundry of this city. Miss Agnes Hussion teacher in the
 Ferry street school. has gone Q Big lI1ulall, 5Ca-Shlll IflouilldIllS. EtU iclIsilli | until the opening of school. Esther McGuire has returned to her I home on Barnett street after a pleas- ant vacation passed in Hamden. l Miss Ethel, Gibbons, daughter of Dr.
 and Mrs. R E. Gibbons of Meadow street is spending two weeks with l Mrs. Shorer of New York Miss Alice Kirkland of Yalesville.
 who has been spending her vacation with Miss Alberta Downs of Willard street, returned on Monday to her l home.
 Dr. and MT, J. D. Kelly are enter taining Mrs. Schaub Jones of Lowyille, N. Y. Miss Louise Waynes, who has I been visiting at the Kelly home for some time, has returned to her home
 ill Jersey City. Dr.. and Mrs. Kelly have usually gone to the Adirondacks in the summer but will not be able to
 do so this season owing to the doctors business. For twelve years he was a resident physician in a town in the
 Adirondacks. Miss May Swain, second daughter of l Edward Swain of Whiting street, has gone to Madison for two weeks. Next week she will be joined by her sister, Miss Ethel Swain, who is bookkeeper at Hurlburt's on Chapel street, The Rev. and Mrs. John Hutchins of Litchfield went Monday to Quaker Hill,