The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-07-04
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.

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 West Haven, is visiting Miss Anna Drake at her home in Southampton. Long Island.
 MT. and Mrs. Henry Fresenius leave 1 next week for Baltimore. I Mr. and Mrs A T. Terry. of West Haven, have issued invitations for the marriage Of their daughter, Grace Ella l Moore. to Richard Jones, of this city. The wedding will take place at the home of the bride on Wednesday even- | ing, July 8. {. MT and Mrs. Rodney McGuinness, of this city, are the happy parents of an Infant son. The mother was formerly Miss Jennie Ross. of Branford. Mrs. Johnson, Mrs Benjamin John son and daughter Gladys, of Water bury, are the, guests of MT. and Mrs. Parmelee, of Atwater street, West Ha- ven.
 Mrs. McInnis, of Arch street, has re- covered from very severe attack of I illness.
 Miss Mary Kellogg, of Railway, N. j.. l is the guest of MT. and Mrs. Howard Dayton, Of Washington avenue, West i Haven.
 l Among the saloon passengers on the
 steamship Commonwealth, of the Do-
 minion line of the International Mer- cantile Marine company, which sailed
 from Boston for Livefpool on Thurs day, was Miss Emily M. Alling, of this
 city
 Miss Richards and Miss Bradley, of
 Main street, West Haven, are visiting
 Miss Bradley brother in New York for l a few days.
 On the White Star liner Cymric. which sails to-day for Liverpool, the I following New Haven residents have booked passage: MT. and Mrs. Pierpont
 B. Foster and Mir. and Mrs. w. 0. Whit comb.
 Miss Annie Conroy. of St. Mary's rec
 tory, Branford, is spending a two
 weeks vacation in New York and Long l Branch
 I Professor Mark Bailey. of AZ Temple street, is spending his vacation at the
 Great Court Inn. Stamford, N. Y.
 Miss Eliza Scanlon and Miss Julia Buckley, of Branford, leave Monday for Saint Ann Beaupre, Canada, to spend the summer. sJ I F. l.. Perry, of 6s Dwight street, is lsummering at Farmington.
 Henry Bradley has purchased 8 par- eel of land on West Main street, Bran ford, formerly owned by Michael Ma lson. I R. H. Brown and family are at their T Pine Orchard home. | ] E IL 1 I Miss Rose Masen. of Arch street, will Ileave Monday for a two weeks vacation l in Long Branch. x. I L. A. Bettcher. of D. M. Welch & lSons, is occupying his cottage at Short .l Beach. 8 1s = I A musicale was given last evening al the Country club, Pine Orchard, to mark the opening of the season there
 Ericsson Bushnell. of New York, was one of the singers. The affair was for
 the members and their friends. I Assistant Postma ster Futile and fam lily went down to the 'Peduot, Morris lCove, yesterday to remain for the sum- mer. l St. Mary's T. A and B. society o1 Branford will be represented at Charter Oak park to-day at the annual field day T exercises. &l,t I Garrison Johnson is sunmering al Saugatuck. . I Mrs. Charles Whitaker, of Edgewooo
 avenue, is visiting her parents in strat- I ford. sz7
 I The engagement is announced ot
 Frank Meurs Adams, son of MT. an6
 Mrs. S. S. Adams. of Orange street, tc
 Miss Bernice Wiley Golden, of Bangor I Maine. I Philip Mooney, who has completed his studies at St. Thomas seminary, Hart ford, is spending his vacation at his
 home on Fillmore street. In the fall he
 will sail for Paris, where he will begir jspecial study for the priesthood. ! Mrs. Best, who has been the guest ol
 Mrs. Frederick Miner. of Whalley ave lnue, for the Sperry- Cutler wedding las Thursday, has returned to her home ir
 Boenville,- NY. e---~-~~- .~.~ Barry Schwartz, of New York city Twill spend the Fourth as the guest oi
 Mrs. Meyer sehWed at her Savin Roel
 cottage. !. l Miss Rae Coleman. daughter of Dep