The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-08-28

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 Miss Charlotte ChappelI of Saybrook
 has been the guest Of the week of her
 aunt, Mrs. Richard P. Hart in Bran
 ford. Miss Chappell leaves for home
 to-day and will be accompanied by Elm
 ma Jerold.
 Mrs. Kate Goddard of Rubber ave
 nue, Naugatuck, who for the past few
 weeks has been visiting relatives in
 London and North Wales, sailed on the Philadelphia for New York on Satur- day last, and is expected to arrive in that city on Friday night or Saturday morning. -.--- -y.
 Miss Marie Moran of 6s Hallock
 street is spending her vacation at LitchfeId.
 Mrs Lucfus F. Norton and daughter
 Mabel, who have been the guests of
 MT. and Mrs. Vine s. Stetson in Nor
 wich, have returned to their home in | this city. 4.......- s-@..y.. The private fire department of Fac tory l., International Silver company,
 Wallingford, will hold their first annual
 outing and picnic at Mansfield grove
 next Saturday. :..,..... @.@s ii. George Swift, a grandson of Sheriff | Swift, late of Branford Point house fame, is a guest at the old hostelry. l where for many years his grandfather | and father conducted the house that
 was then very popular
 Miss Daisy Marlowe- of this city is visiting Mrs. John Ford of Scott street, Waterbury. i +l. s,5E..s..,.--..... l Morris Ayerill and Waffle Rowland, I who left Branford week ago for Cuba, but were advised to defer on ac- | count of hurricanes in the West Indies, are now in New Jersey. Later the ] young men will go on to Havana | The annual reunion of the Connecti- cut branch of the Bassett Family as-
 sociation will be held at the Colonial
 Inn, Colonial Park, West Haven, on
 Friday, September Il. It was decided
 not to hold the reunion at North Ha-
 ven, as at one time suggested, as the shore is easy of access and has always
 been much enjoyed as a place of meet ling. The Connecticut Bassetts are l legion and hold big reunions.
 The anniversary silver wedding of I MT. and Mrs. A. B. Gardner of Rogers
 avenue, Milford, was celebrated We'd nesday at their home. MT. and Mrs. I Gardner received during the hours of 2
 and 5. and many friends called during I that time to offer congratulations. Many substantial presents were received, among which were noticed gifts from I the Ladies Aid society of the Taylor M. B. church. Isabell lodge, D. of R, and I Lucia chapter o. F. s. Thomas Hooker of this city spent the early days of the week with Dr. and
 Mrs. Timothy Dwight in Litchfield. l The steamer Cynthia, from Mattituck,
 [. l.. with the victorious team and their friends on board, arrived at Bran
 ford Point dock at o'clock yesterday I morning.
 George D. Seymour. the we'll known l patent lawyer of this city, was a Sum day guest of Hon. and Mrs. Morris w. Seymour in Litchfield
 l B. M. Bailey of Rockledge, Fla. has
 been spending a fe Wdays in town, the
 guest of MT. and Mrs. George r. Platt
 of Broad street. Milford.
 I A sale of needleWork and fancy ar ticles from the New Haven Woman's
 Exchange will be held at the home of
 Mrs. E. w. Seymour in Litchfield We'd
 nesday morning and afternoon, Septem- l Der a
 | The members of the First Baptist \ church of Milford, to the number of 125, came on the trolley cars to Savin Rock, where they held their annual picnic. l Miss Mary MerWin and Miss Bessie 1 Snfffen of Bridgeport are visiting MT. 4 and Mrs. Adolph Weiss of Center street, I West Haven. @s~ Miss Emma Leary arrived home on I the Frederick der Crosse of the North I German Lloyd line Tuesday, after a month in fashions home. Paris l Miss Katherine Groher of Massachu- setts and Harry o'Neill of Bayonne, N.
 J, are the guests of MT. and Mrs. Hen
 ry o'Neill of West Haven. 6 I Miss Gertrude Crosby and Miss Daisy I Watkins of West Haven have returned l from their stay at Cairo, N. Y. Mrs. Daniel Usher of West Haven is l to entertain party of Milford girls the
 coming week. This party is composed os the Misses Ada Ford, Evelyn Rob- erts, Myrtice Carroll, Edith Holloway, I and Ethel Gunin. 1 Master Frank Bradley of Saugatuck
 is the guest of Mrs. Gilbert and family I in West Haven. 25$ I Mrs. Walter Main and daughter, Miss \ Flarence Main. of West Haven. have returned from weeks visit with Mrs. Harry Lindsley in Brooklyn, N. Y. I Miss Summons of Westfield, Mass, is l the guest of Miss Elizabeth Comedy of I East street. l Mrs. George E. Bailey of Sunset farm, l below Savin Rock. was given a sur- prisee Wednesday by Mrs. Wilber B. l Warner, Miss Minnie Smith. Mrs. Wall 1 ter Young, Mrs. Charles Graham. Miss Delamater, Mrs. D. A. Kinner, Mrs. Ed win Lettney. Miss Susie Kinner. A l delicious luncheon was served. Y 1 Mrs. Langdale and daughter, Miss l Ruth Langdale, of Torrington, are at 1 the Colonial Inn for two weeks. Miss Greene, who has been the guest of Miss Sullivan of Portsea street, has
 returned to her home in Boston. MT. and Mrs. Horace McDavitt of
 Brooklyn are the guests of their par-
 ents. Mir. and Mrs. Jarvis Kelsey of West Haven.
 | Miss Elizabeth Forbes. who has been
 visiting in Philadelphia, has returned to l her home in this city, accompanied by /, her sister and daughter, who will re-
 main as her guests for some time. | M;Sc Tancop da,,oI,tar nf TDra.