The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-07-09

obliged to use crutches for some days, and will consequently be laid aside from work.
 Mir. and Mrs. Charles Butler of this city are visiting Mrs. Zaida Webb in Chester.
 pr. Porter of Branford is again at his office, having entirely recovered from | an accident.
 Rev. J. A. Riddle of this city oficiat- ed at St. PauPs church, South Nor walk, Sunday morning. and in the Berkeley street chapel in the evening. Rev. Mir. Riddle was formerly pastor of the South Norwalk Congregational 1 church.
 Thomas Crouch of Stamford is spending the week in Branford with his family.
 Miss Minnie L. Ferris of SeavieW avenue, Norwalk, has returned from ! Woodbridge, having spent weeks va cation with friends there.
 Mrs. M. TrelI (nee Cohen), of New York city, is visiting her father, M. K. Cohen, and family, of 60 Asylum street, for few weeks.
 Mrs. Torrey, wife of the proprietor of the When" dairy lunch, of Church street, left yesterday for summer va cation with her daughter, Mrs. Upson, of Westfeld, Mass. a.>.... l The liveliest place at Walnut Beach is at .Island View cottage. A house \ party composed of the most popular i young ladies from neighboring towns are enjoying the hospitality of the 1 Misses Mabel and Josephine Root, daughters of Judge Root, who resides at Colonial Heights, Milford. Among the number sosfortunate as to be of the lparty are the Misses Grace Roberts, of l Waterbury, Fannie Treat, Minnie Storm and Bertha Rochfort, of New Haven, Anna Fenn and Florence Clark, of Milford, Katherine Silliman, of Bridgeport, Daisy Hine, Mabel Merrick and Ada Meachen, of Stratford, and Miss Grace Meachen, of Lacone, Ohio.
 Miss Grace K. Holt and Miss Mamie Kelly, of Springfield, and Miss Kelly, of I Pittsfeld, Mass, and Charles Perkins, I of Bridgeport were the guests of MT. and Mrs. A. Kendrick, of Savin avenue. West Haven, Fourth of July and Sun- day.
 Mrs. Horton, of Cheshire, has return ed home from months visit with her son, Dr. w. W. Horton. of Bristol. She was accompanied home by Mrs. W. w. .l Horton.
 Joseph Keegan, of West Haven, has returned from a visit with friends in \ Hartford and Meriden. His cousin. John O'DonnelI, of Meriden, came back to this city with him and spent Tues- day in town. . l At the tea given to her friends last \ week by Miss Ruby Willetts, of Chesh- 4 ire, her engagement to Robert Lincoln McKeon, of Brooklyn, N. T., was an \ nounced.
 Announcement is made of the conn ling marriage of Miss Stella Champagne, of Dixwell avenue. and Thomas Rey- holds, of Nicoll street Miss Cham pagne has been connected with several millinery stores here and has a host of \ friends in the business world as we'll as I in the social MT, Reynolds is popu- ! lar railway mail clerk. The marriage will take place at St. Mary's church next Wednesday,.
 Miss Mary Pierpont, of Cheshire, has gone to Pennington, Me, for the sum- I mer. # szz
 Miss Katherine Scully, of Torrington, is visiting Miss Katherine O'Shea, of l Pleasant street.
 l Mrs. A. T. Day, of New York, is the. I guest of her sister, Mrs. John Merwin, of Orange.
 Miss Daisy Mayer. of Wooster street, is entertaining party of friends from. New York city. 5f55 ,.,,i \ The ladies of the Cheshire Methodist church will hold sociable in the town hall this evening.
 Miss Emma Dahlmeyer has returned from visit with friends in Middle town.
 Mrs. Charles F Martin, of West Ha- ven, is entertaining her mother, Mrs. F. p. Paddock, of North Guilford, for the summer.
 Edward Maekey, of the Muhlfelder store, leaves tomorrow for Washing ton, Conn, for a two weeks stay {
 Miss Reynolds, of Main street, West Haven, is attending the big teachers lconvention which Is being held in Bos- ton. She is accompanied by Miss Car 9llisle. h" lt MT. and Mrs. Louis Holman have re- turned from, very pleasant southern .I trip and are now lat home" on Sylvan lavenue.
 j Miss Lulu Corcoran, of First avenue, ! West Haven, spent Saturday and Sun day with MT. and Mrs. Baum at their 1 beautiful summer home in East Kent, I Conn. I The Misses Clary, formerly of Syra- lcuse, now bookkeepers for the Gas com pany of this city, will go down to the I Pequot house in few days to remain for the summer. f j Miss Bessie Hunneyars, of York lstreet, West Haven, is visiting in Ger nantown, Pa. 4- l MT. and Mrs, Edward K. Kaminski of New York city are guests of Mrs. 3I Arthur Honce of Moose Hill, Branford ] Miss Helena Coyle of Branford sang I at a musicale given in Madison last evening for the benefit of the church. I Mr and Mrs Stoeckel of Norfolk paid <, out for the carnival of music given 4 recently in x Winsted by the Choral
 union, over $9.0O0 more than the re- l ceipts. MT. Stoeckel's efforts to give l the people of that county a great mu-
 sical jubilee are surely appreciated by
 the people and they ought to be, for
 without him there would be no ora
 torios in that section of the country.