The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-08-25

AlrS. anna H. GIanunSs OL NCn @OAA city, is the guest of her son, Dr. Frank H. Ganung, of Fourth avenue West Haven.
 Mrs. Everard and the Misses Emily and Anna Carroll left yesterday for few weeks visit in Providence and Bos- ton.
 MT. and Mrs. William Brainard and Miss Marion Brainard have returned from their vacation spent at Whiting ham, Vt.
 Miss Helen Carroll, lace buyer at Mendel & Freedman's, is spending her vacatrion in Litchfield.
 Miss Anna Gagel returned Saturday from a two weeks outing spent ln Fort Jarvis, Middletown and Oakland New York.
 pr. HabeIain, Yale NJ. S. 1903, of Paw tucket. is the guest of the Cronan fam fly on Compton street. ... -5.
 Miss Thorpe, who has been the guest of the Misses Husted, of West Haven, for two weeks, left Saturday for Phila- delphia.
 John Sullivan and William Hickey have returned from pleasant visit to Litchf1eld.
 Mr. and Mrs. M. S. Wadhams, of West Haven, have returned from their visit to their son and family, MT. and Mrs. Ernest Wadhams, at Saybrook Point. .s ss
 Carl Eekel, of Howard avenue, is en- toying life at the Theta Sigma cottage, Woodmont. 5:..-s.-.
 Mrs. c. G. Phillips and children, of West Haven, have returned from their visit to Vermont.
 The Misses Edith and Sadie Phelps, with Raymond Phelps, who have been visiting Mrs. M. E. Hotchkiss, of West Haven. have returned to their home in Morristown, N. Y. -ss
 Frank Pitcher, of Westville, has re- turned from two weeks vacation in Norwich. s-,-r ..s. s,
 Mrs. L. A. Knox and Miss Thayer, of Springfield, are the guests of MT. and Mrs. c. F. Mix. ..-. < -s .se
 Rev. T. E.. Davis, of this city. preach ed at Short Beach chapel Sunday morn ing. In the evening praise service was held and there wasn't room enough in the chapel to accommodate the con- gregation. .a..t....-,c.
 George Baker, an instructor at Yale, Iaccompanied by Mrs. Baker is spending vacation with Nathan Greene, of Wales, Mass.
 Charles B. Hodges, of Westfield, is the guest of Dr. William N. Winne, of Westyille. f.4 4s
 Mrs. R. B. Vosburgh is quite i'll at her home on Campbell avenue, West Haven. .e& | Miss Freda Gensbauer, cashier of the Elm City Manufacturing company, is visiting her uncle, William Gensbauer, of New York. s. - George Jones, of First avenue, West Haven. has left for the west on a busi- ness trip. .,5s Another social dance by the young folks is scheduled to take place. next Thursday evening, at the Branford Point house. .,s esh ...s. -5 @ <, John M. Richards, of West Haven, has returned from a southern business | trip. 2 | Deacon Charles Cook, of Pearl street, Branford, will give his annual water melon party next Thursday evening to his Sunday school class and their | friends. .g.,ss .tss .. z.
 Mrs. F. A. Read, of West Haven, has her sister, Mrs. M. w. Lohey, and her young son. from New York, spending the month of August with her. Mrs Read is also entertaining Miss Helen Johnson, of Meriden. l Charles Brown, of Westville, is on the sick list.
 Mir. and Mrs. Charles Holt, of West Haven are entertaining MT. Kemp, ot Toledo. .. ii
 Charles E. Prentice, of the firm oi Peck & Prentice, Westville, has return. ed from pleasant two weeks outing ir New York state. g.. ....l
 MT. and Mrs W. J. Morsell and theii daughter, of Baltimore, will spend two weeks with Edward Randolph, of 10t Meadow street.
 John Stevenson and Roy Beckwith, oi West Haven, started yesterday morn. ing for two weeks camping at Oyster River. ...+.a....
 Mrs. Edward Randolph, of 100 Mead. ow street, has returned from a two weeks vacation at Atlantic City ant Philadelphia. -5s5
 Mrs. Eugene Thompson, of Wallace street, West Haven, is visiting he brother, William Ives. of Norwich, for { few weeks. I Miss Agnes Weber, bookkeeper at T A. Potter's on Center street, is enjoying a vacation.
 Judge Edmund Zacher, of the Bran ford town court, has appointed Rev. T $. Dewitt, pastor of the Congregations church and acting school visitor, proba tionary officer for the town court o Branford.
 Misses Eleanor Fahy and Josephin Bree returned on Saturday from yer, pleasant vacation spent in the Catskil Mountains.
 MT. and Mrs. Seaman B. Smith, 0 Campbell avenue, West Haven, are en tertaining MT. and Mrs. E. M. Worth of Boston. To-day they will leave fo Washington, D. C., to visit Mrs. Worth son. 4-
 Mrs. A. B. Sperry, of Woodbr idge will leave to-day for the White Noun tains, where she will remain for
 week.
 Mrs. w. S. Hills, of West Haven, an her guest, Miss Lois Capen, have gon to Winchester, N. H. -,
 The Woodbridge grange picnic wi be held at Ames' Grove next Thursday A fine time is expected.
 MT. and Mrs. G. E. Lapham, of Yves Haven, have as their guest Mrs. N Goodrich, of Washington, D. c. --------------