The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-08-21


 of New York city, are visiting Mrs. Austin Smith, of Crescents Bluff, Bran- ford.
 Lester Markham, of New! York, is vis- iting Dr. and Mrs. E. A. Markham in Durham.
 Mir. and Mrs. L. c. Cor yles, Mir. and Mrs. Jerome Kennedy an Mrs. C. L. Waterbury left Wednesday by trolley for New York. They vii l take in the cup races.
 Miss Edna Harris, of Mliddletown, has been spending her vacation with her aunt, Mrs. J. B. Atwell, a t her home in Durham. .~<--s. The Misses Nellie and Hose McCartin, of 154 Rosette street, afe visiting in
 Hartford and expect to He gone several days. ~ -..
 Mrs. Terryberry. of Dt Irhim, is visit | ing friends in Canada for two or three ! weeks. l.. i Miss Laura Mcclure, of Mount Car
 mel is the guest of Miss Ella Began in Branford. z .4r
 Mrs. Frank Shepard. of 2S2 George street, left on Wednesdi " for Vermont, where she has been call ed owing to the l settlement of a large e state left by her relative. @st % The wedding of Miss Anna M. Hayes l to Earl Beeknan tool: place Wednes- day evening at the II ,sidence of the,
 brides mother, 95 Ca5rlisle street, and was attended by a larg ge circle of friends
 and relatives. The young couple were the recipients of great many presents. The best man was Charles Mckay and l the bridesmaid was Miss Helen Brack- en. After the weddir g supper MT. and
 Mrs. Beekman left for an extended tear to- Washington and Old Point
 Comfort.
 Miss Aristine Abdl. of HaverhilI, is \ the guest of Mrs. IN. c. Hubbard in Durham
 A sacred concert i:sto be given at the ! Owenego house, Br anford, on Sunday evening for the ben eft of the Tribune
 Fresh Air Fund of New York city. A
 fine programme is a ssured and a goodly sum for a worthy object will doubtless
 be realized. l Miss Lauretta Habcock, of Branford,
 gave tea for a sfew friends Wednes- day afternoon.
 MT. Cullen, of H ittsburg, is the guest of his cousin. Path ick Harkin of Blatch- l ley avenue.
 Miss Venia Bar ker has resigned her position in the otiice of the Malleable
 Iron Fittings coz lpany. Branford, and
 Is succeeded by Miss Bertha Milford, of l Indian Neck.
 I Charles Conklirl, bookkeeper at Loom
 is' music store, E spending his vacation
 in northern Ven mont. Dr. and Mrs. Gaylord have for their
 guest Mrs. Frar K Bowen and daughter
 Bertha, of MerI len.
 1 MT. and Mrs. B. A. Davis and family, | of Whitneyvila , and Misses Sarah and
 Elizabeth Stan ford leave Monday for
 stay at Cottag City. Barnes Hoad ley during his college va cation is actin as draughtsnan at the office of the M I. F. company in Bran | ford.
 MT. and Mr S. George Bradley are at i present enja ying the beauties of the Hudson Rivar valley. Their purpose is | to trolley aa far north as possible and | then take th steam cars to the stop ping place.
 Mrs. Jama Dickinson and three chill l dren, who jlave spent the summer in 1 Branford VI tn Mrs. F. Regan, of South
 Main street. returned to their home this week 6
 Mrs. Fentl, of Holyoke, an aunt of Dr. William Sfi eehan, of this city, stopping at Stanforf Is hotel gave a dinner to a | few invited. friends In one of the private dining roo ms of the hotel Wednesday evening, .+
 Miss Ts ,kla Johnson, of Fitch street, Westville Is taking a two weeks va cation an ] passing the time with rela- tives in A snsonia. | The Ki ng's Daughters and Sons of
 the Betme el A. M. F. church held lawn party "Wednesday evening on Mrs. F. L.
 Benton's spacious grounds, S69 Orchard
 street. There was large attendance and, fine time was enjoyed by all | present. MT. nd Mrs. George Keppel, of 6 GardenI street, have for their guests for
 two or three weeks MT. and Mrs. Frank
 Hutchh lson and family, of Rensselaer,, lN Y.
 John Mclaughlin. of Milford, is in
 HolyoE e.
 Miss Annie E. Boyle. of Second ave-
 nue, W est Haven, is spending her vaea- | tion iIE Lakeville.
 Mrs Charlotte King, of Milford. who lrecenE Ky sold Wisteria Lodge to com pany of men who are to improve the prope cty, will vaeate the premises to-
 day, slnd it is understood that improve
 men1s will be commenced in a short l time. ..
 | Ges irge Stormont, of the Treat &
 Shepard company, is on a two weeks vaca tion. He will attend the yacht
 races in New York.
 | Fr ederick Clark, of Orange, left We'd
 nesd ay for Vermont where he will pur- chas ;e carload of cattle for farmers in
 this section. I sy I W alter K. Downes was in Westyille We tuesday and was cordially received bysmany old friends, x T his evening the Misses Srtobel, of Fdrt Trumbull Beach, will give dance ! in the parish house, to which a large
 nu mber of guests from out of town are invited. >s :. r Captain Tripp, of Station No. 3, left lN asterday for a ten days vacation. He | V ,ent to New York yesterday to take in | the yacht races, and goes fro mthere ts, New Bedford, Mass, his old home,
 where he will be joined by his wife and daughter. @=. The monthly meeting of Freelove lfBaldwin Stow chapter, D. A, R., took tfplace yesterday afternoon at the home L n Slo orIy s,,=