The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-07-24

where.
 Charles l.. Hurlburt of the New York Journal, former New Haven newspa- per man, is spending a few days in this city.
 The family of Levi T. Snow of this city are stopping at his parents home in Norfolk, and MT. and Mrs. O. M. Snow are at their sons home in this city. -......
 Miss Olive I. Everitt of S67 Ellsworth avenue left yesterday for a few weeks visit with relatives in Scranton, Pa.
 N. H. Allen. organist of the Center church, Hartford, is spending few days in Norfolk, stopping at the Stew \ ems.
 ] Mrs. Roxy Butler, who has been visit ing her daughter here for the past two weeks, has returned to her home in Hig- ganun.
 Rev. and Mrs. Peck of Oxford left on Monday for ten days vacation, which will be spent at Pawson park by invi- tation O. Dr. Baker of Trinity church, this city. MT. Peck will be home over Sunday for the services. . '. .- s.< Mrs. Charles B. Hendrick and Miss Hendrick Of Prospect street are at the Seaview Farm, Roekport, Mass Miss Mary Abbott of Watertown, sis | ter of Mrs, Peck, accompanied by a lit tie newphew. is at the rectory in OK ford and will remain until after the re turn of Rev. and Mrs. Peck from their vacation.
 | Mrs. F. H. Jacobs, S2 Sylvan avenue, is spending few weeks with relatives and friends in Philadelphia and Atlantic City. Her husband expects soon to join here there.
 \ MT. and Mrs. John J. Mansfield and children of SAP Howard avenue have re-
 turned from the Ocean View, Block Isl- ] and.
 Mrs Ward Becker and daughter, Miss
 Edna, who have been the guests of Mrs. I Wait Everi.t Of Ellsworth avenue the
 past week, have returned to their home
 in Newark, N. J. MT. and Mrs. Joseph L. Barbour of Hartford sailed for Europe yesterday
 on the steamship Bluecher. They will
 return about September 1. MT. and Mrs. George B. Tucker and
 Mr. and Mrs James A. Church, with
 their son Arthur. expect to start Au- gust eor an extended tour of the I United States. They will visit Yellow l stone park and make a special visit to l Salt Lake City. The party will return about the middle of October. I MT. and Mrs James McGregor of Utica, N. ". and Mrs. J. Lewis Gliness
 oe Naperville. Ill, are visiting friends l in town.
 Frank Kenney and James Hesslin. I manager of the Waldorf shoe store, are spending two weeks vacation at Atlan- tic City.
 On Sunday evening in Oxford Mrs. I Sarah M. Baldwin Parker and William I Henry Baxter were united in the bonds
 of holy matrimony. The ceremony was 1 performed by Rev. G. T.. Schaeffer at I the home os the bride.
 l Officer George Stevens of the Grand
 avenue precinct will leave August for
 a two weeks vacation trip to Niagara 1 Falls. Mrs. George D. Harrison and daugh- I ters, Emily and Dora. who are visiting
 Mrs. E. D. Ives on the Litchfield road, l Norfolk, will leave for Mantle on Mon
 day to be absent one month. Upon MT. I Harrison's return from abroad the lat ter part of August the family will occu- py their summer home, Highfenn
 Yesterday afternoon Mrs. Mary A.
 Hepburn Smith entertained the mem bers of the Freelove Baldwin Stowe
 chapter, D. A. R., at her beautiful sum ] mer home at the corner of West River street and Maple avenue.
 I Mrs. Romeo Baker and her daughter, Miss Lulu Baker of Huntsville, Ala, I are in Oxford and will spend the sum- 1ner there.
 I MT. and Mrs. A. R. B. Taylor of Mill ford are sending out invitations to some I fifty or more of their friends to unite I with them in celebrating the tenth an- l niversary Of their marriage. MT, and
 Mrs. Taylor will receive from ? to il p.
 m. on Wednesday, August 5.
 J. Birdsey Sanford. late postmaster | of Oxford, has accepted a position in Coles express office, Derby, commencing
 his duties there Monday morning.
 Miss Lulu Vokes of Boston is visiting
 with Miss Eva J. Glaessner of 63 Gar I den street. Miss Vokes is 8 classrnate
 of Miss Glaessner, and has hosts ot
 friends not only in Boston. where she lives, but also in this city. Miss G1aess- I ner is arranging for musical enter l tairment to be given in honor of hel guest. ! E. ]. Egan, a conductor on the Con-
 solidated road who for some time past
 has been running the Gilt Edge" ex- tpress between here and Providence, has
 been appointed transportation inspector I by Assistant General Superintendent l A. w. Martin. The office is new one
 and Mr. Egan will have his headquar.
 ters in Boston reporting to MT. Martin Miss Jennie Refs of New York city is
 the guest of her sister, Mrs. J. Mager
 at Fort Trumbull Beach. MT. and Mrs. c. H. Birmingham oi
 Hartford are visiting their daughter Mrs. N!coll of this city. Miss Wilcox and several other sum. . mer residents Of Fort Trumbull ,Beact
 are arranging to hold fair and party of the Sunshine society at the Walnut Beach chapel on Saturday afternoon
 The funds raised by this affair. will bt donated either to the sick baby fund O. New York city or towards the purchase
 of piano for the Walnut Beach chapel Miss Met Judson of this city is tht ' crtlact If har fatbnr A N TudSoY, i1