The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-07-02

MfS. w. n. beSulcI duu uduSulcl Irene. of Providence. are spending the summer with MT. Beehlers parents. MT. and Mrs. Lum, of Center street, West Haven.
 Mrs Oliver, of Philadelphia, is the guest of her Thomas Oliver. of West Haven.
 MT. and Mrs. Charles Marr. of West Haven, are visiting Mir. and Mrs. Perry at their home at Mack. N. T., for a few weeks.
 Mrs. J. ". Cummings of S2 Center street. West Haven. who has been quite i'll for the past week, is slowly conya- lescing.
 w. T. Baldwin commenced yesterday his work as sexton of Christ church in place of Hugh Caldwell, who has re signed.
 The Did Guard of New York expects a big attendance of military companies at fair to be given at Madison Square Garden October 5-10. The main object of the fair is to raise q fund with which to build an armory An invitation to the Second company, Governors Foot Guard, to attend will probably be ac- cepted.
 Mrs. Ellen B. Cooper. of this city. is making her home with Mrs. H. M. Ter Till in Newtown.
 MT. and Mrs. c. $. Springer. of War wick. N. Y, are the guests of Mir. and Mrs. Fenwick, of Ward place. West Haven.
 Mrs. George s. Hubbell, of Oxford. was suddenly taken recently with a se- we're fainting speel which for a time baffied the means of restoratives. She has recovered so far as to be able to do part of her work.
 MT. and Mrs Lloyd Weaver, of Ox- ford are in Niagara Falls, where they are visiting their daughter. Mrs. James Lewis.
 Mrs. N. c. Osborn and children have gone to Castleton. Vt. for stay of two months.
 The Pequot association has completed the arrangements of the events on the Fourth of July. This year, besides the shore dinner, there will be music both ing. A fine string orchestra will be in attendance and the members anticipate a large crowd
 Mrs. George Andrew, of Martin street. West Haven, has gone to Norwich to visit her daughter, Mrs George F. Thomas.
 Mrs. Harry Smith. who has been wis., iting in Montrose. Pa, has returned to her home on Third avenue. West Ha- ven.
 MT. and Mrs. Albert Fairbrother. of West Haven, and their grandson, Al bert Fairbrother, of Rutland, Vt. have gone to Mystic, Conn. for few weeks visit.
 MT. and Mrs. William MacNicholI, of. New York, will arrive in West Haven tomorrow and will spend a few days With friends.
 Mrs. George Soners, of Savin avenue. West Haven. is on visit to her old friends, Mrs. Watkins, at her home in Larchnont Manor, N. Y. Before re- turning to West Haven Mrs. Somers will spend q few weeks with her sister in Milford.
 Mrs. C. D. Lambert, of First avenue. West Haven, has as her guest for the summer season her two sisters from Chicago.
 Miss Florence Woodford. of Chestnut street. West Haven. has returned from her trip to Seymour, where she attend cd the graduating exercises of the high school.
 Miss Nellie Carman granddaughter of MT. and Mrs. H. H. Richards. of West Haven, graduated last week from the college at Cazenovia. New York, and is now at their home at Bay Shore. Long Island.
 The engagement of Miss Annie Grei- ner. daughter of MT. and Mrs. Charles Greiner. of Nash street. to Adolph G. Schirmer is announced.
 Mrs. w. s. Hooper, of this city, is a guest of Mrs. c. F, Minor at the Berk shire, Newtown. # Mrs. l.. O Bayliss. of West Haven. has taken the Page cottage at Sunset Beach, Branford. for July. Mrs. Bay liss has for her guest Mrs. William Wy att, of Colorado. 5 A party was rendered to Miss Louise Meyer at her home. No. 47 Greenwood street, June 8 in honor of her birthday. Dancing and games were indulged in until late hour. when q splendid re- past was served.
 The Eweed family. who for years have resided in Stratford. moved Tues- day to this city, where they will reside II the future.
 Miss Anna Gaylord, of Branford, gave a sailing party to the Thimble Islands Tuesday in Captain Baldwin's naphtha launch for party of vassar girls. The day was beautiful and the sail delight full. A landing was made at Money Isl- and, where fine luncheon was served to the party.
 A pretty social function at Cosey Beach was the dinner given by Miss Celia Myers to a number of friends at her cottage Tuesday evening. The par ty went down from the city on a special car
 Superintendent of Schools F. IT. Beede and his wife and son Victor were in Wflimantic Tuesday and went from to South Coventry on house hunting expedition, intending to pass the sunl- mer in the latter place, where Princi- pal Peterson, of the Willimantic hgh school, s occupying a residence on Rip- ley Hill. l
 Secretary of the Treasury Leslie M. Shaw arrived in Middletown from Washington Tuesday afternoon as the
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