The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-08-13
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 mangled left hand, which was terribly lacerted by a buzz saw while he was busily at work at his shop two weeks ago. The thumb and each of the fingers of the hand were badly hurt. Mir. Brad ley is the popular tyler of Hiram lodge, A. F. and A. M., and one of our best known and most popular citizens. Mir. Bradley IS able to be out again and visits his shop daily, which is under the charge of his son. William l. Bradley. MT. Bradley,s daughter is at Short Beach spending the summer there with her children. She spent last summer there. Her husband. who is bank in- soector for the southern part of New Jersey. comes to Short Beach every week He was for twelve years city treasurer 3oe Paterson. N. J.
 Miss Agnes Stretch of St. Louis, who has been visiting Mrs. Flynn of Waver- ly place for several weeks, leaves to- day for Boston. where she will remain for several days, when she leaves for her home in the west. Miss Stretch re- ports having enjoyed her first trip to the east and during her stay in this city has made many friends.
 Miss Ada M. Hopkins of AS Edwards street and Miss Anna and Elizabeth Danhauser oS IA Wooster street are spending their vacation at Asbury Park, N. J.
 pr. and Mrs. Olmstead of Albany are the guests Of MT. and Mrs. Edward Lohse of Campbell avenue, West Haven for a few days.
 Mrs. Thomas J. N. Horan of this city is visiting in East Haddam, the guest of MT. and Mrs. George w. Swan. Station Agent Clapp of Branford ex- Dects that about 100 from this locality will go to Camp Chamberlain on Friday So far very few have gone.
 Mrs. James Zimmerman. who has been staying with her daughter. Mrs G. w. Reilly, at the Oxford house, OK ford. for about year, left Wednesday for a visit with other daughters in Pas saic and Camden, N. j. From there she is going to Hagaerstown, Md, to make he rhome with her son.
 William D. Bromley and family of 59s Elm street have gone to Bethlehem for a few weeks vacation
 Edward R. Veil, the well known post office clerk. has returned from two weeks stay in the Maine woods. MT Well reports that he encountered fine fishing and as a result caught strings ot big fish.
 Mir. Hardy, of the firm of Whitehouse & Hardy of this city, and Mrs. Hardy are chaperoning party of three young ladies and their fiancees of New York, who are spending few weeks at the Delaware Water Gap. Upon MT Hardys return MT. Whitehouse will take much needed vacation and ex- poets to be away about two weeks.
 Miss Florence Treat of Oxford return ed last week from a pleasant visit with relatives and friends in this city, West Haven and Ansonia.
 Mrs. M. J. Powers and children, Helen Edna and Kenneth. are visiting J. F, Butler of Paccacc.c. N. J. MT. Butler is the brother of Mrs. Powers. M-. and Mrs. William Thomas ot Norton street were recent guests ot Mrs. Norton's brother and wife, MT and Mrs, E. W. Chatfeld of Chestnut Tree Hill. Oxford
 John Farley, ST, of Valley street, met l with an accident Tuesday, breaking his ankle. Dr. Marsh was called and order ed MT. Farley to be carried to the New Haven hospital. The full particulars oi the accident could not be learned.
 Mrs. Jeremiah Daly and Miss Eliza. beth Daly left Branford Monday for a visit with the Rev. Father Daly at Long Meadow. to which place the young priest was recently ordained.
 Miss E. F. Ramsdell of Willard street street is visiting Mrs. Horace Dykemar of Fountain street for few weeks.
 Mrs. John F. Kinney left Branford Tuesday for weeks visit with friends 1 in Long Island. Mrs. Kinney will re. main away during Lieutenant Kinney's stay at camp.
 | Misses Mary and Etta Mulligan o1 Harrison. N. |. have returned from : 1 trip to Block Island and will spend tht remainder of the summer visiting rela. tives in this city.
 Professor Charles s. Hastings ant family Of Bradley street are spending | the month os August at North Hatley Quebec.
 Misses Carrie and Bertha Clark ant Ruby Morse of Prospect are among ths recent arrivals at Indian Neck. Paul Landerer, formerly of Branford now of Stamford, is spending a week il town.
 The Methodist Sunday school ot Westville held it's annual picnic al Mansseld's Grove A very good time was enjoyed by all. Athletic games were held and prizes were given for. the winners in the various games.
 Paul D Beach and family of New York city are spending two weeks va. cation here and at Pawson Park
 Miss Rose Flynn, Misses Margaret and Nellie Crannell of Waterbury arc spending vacations with friends in this city.
 Mrs. William F. Wyatt, nee Lucy May Linsley of Branford. will leave for hel home in Alamoosa. Col, next Monday Frank Synott of Newark. N. J., who has just returned from a hunting trir to Maine. spent the latter part of the week visiting friends in this city. The following is a list of the teachers who have been engaged to teach the schools of Oxford for the coming school year: Center district. Miss Edna M Futile of Norwalk; Quaker Farms, Mar. garet |. Roberts of Norwalk: Bowers Hill. Miss Clara Hawkins of Oxford; Riverside, Miss Nora W. O'Brien of An. sonia; Christian street, Jessie B. Mile,