The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1903-01-06

to the West mountain and through the
woods on the Plains. but no trace OF
the body was found.
Raymond Nash, superintendent Of the
Southington division IF the MetropoIitac
Insurance company, received word sun
day OF the death of his father, Austin
Nash. which occurred Saturday night IN
CRANKY Mass. Mr.. Nash was Mason.
Miss Georgiana Hyncs If South MeG-
iden is the guest of her brother Dr, T..
n. Hynes of this city.
The Fairfield Circle OF Hinges Daugh-
tiers will meet this afternoon at 3 o'clock
at the residence Of Mrs. Clarence l.
Clark os Main street West Haven.
At the service of the First Baptist
church. Southington. Sunday morning.
letter from Rev. Walter V. Gray oe
Cromwell was read, announcing his ac-
/ ceptance of the pastorate of the local
church. Mr.. Gray expects to take charge
here the first Sunday in February.
Miss Nellie Gibbons and Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Freeman, who have been visit
ing Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Gibbons in
Southington, returned to Ansonia yes
terday. Frederick Skinner also, who
has been visiting there, returned to
; Pittsburg yesterday.
George Kelsey of West Haven has re-
turned from his visit with his uncle at
his home in Rutland, VT.
Mrs. Nathaniel Ray of Redlands, Cal, is
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Main i'll
West Haven.
Since last February W. Fl. Van Horn of
Milford has been In poor health About
IoH DIV
up his personal attention to the business
which he has built up at his store OH Broad
street. Since that time he has failed con-
| siderably, and at this time his recovery
seems hardly probable.
Saturday afternoon at tine residence Of
Mrs ChattertOn, ia Grand avenue, re-
union was held by sixteen young girls WHO
| formed house party last summer at Short
Beach, entertained by Mrs. Chatterton. The
affair was given for her daughter, Miss
LOttie Bishop. The guests cOngregated at )
O'Clock and remained until I. Supper was
served and a delightful time was enjoyed
| by the sixteen girls.
Harry Barnes of SOuthington returned to
| Baltimore yesterday to renew his college
Mrs. L. E. Lawson of 413 Main street,
West Haven, is visiting her son in Union
| vile.
Robert Bush, Stanley Stiles and Norris W.
! Osborn Of this city have returned from a
week spent at their camp at Rocky Beach.
Mrs. W. B. Stoddard Of Milford, whose ILL
ness Of typhoid fever has previously been
mentioned, was as comfortable as her fever
would permit yesterday.
| Mr.. and Mrs. l. c. Slayton OF Washington
avenue, West Haven. have returned from
two weeks visit in New York.
Mrs. L. Krocke of Brooklyn is the guest
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Lawson of New street,
| West Haven.
| Dlnsmore Brown, whose Hines Of scarlet
fever has laid him uD at the home of his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. D. Brown of Mil
ford, Is suffering only a slight attack, and
| Is getting on finely.
| One of last weeks visitors in Westville
was John Liddel. who was entertained by
Murdoch Dingwall of Harrison street. Mr..
| Liddel Is native of Glasgow Scotland. but
has spent several years of his life at Johan-
nesburg, in the Transvaal. from where he
recently returned, coming to this country.
Mr.. Liddel was In South Africa in the in
terests of q concern which manufactures
machines to separate gold from the ore, in
the Transvaal mines. He is now making his
headquarters in Boston. Mr.. Dingwall $
guest stated that the conditions over all OF
South Africa are very unsettled.