The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-07-13

-Local Social Events Here and Elss-
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 Miss N. Marsch, of 15 Audubon street, has gone to Greentown, Pa.. for few weeks.
 Mrs. William Munro and family, of Audubon street, will spend the next two months at Canedenses, Pc.
 w. E. Brown, organist and director at the East Pearl Street M. p. church, accompanied by Mrs. Brown, will spend his vacation at Lake Waramaug, near New Milford.
 Mrs. S. A. Hull, who has been visit ing with Mrs. J. D. Baird at 219 Cedar street, sailed Saturday for Newcastle, England.
 Ell. Gotta, of Pittsburg, is visiting friends in this city.
 At Oak cottage. Sunset Beach, are pr. Burdge, the well-known local dentist, and family Young Bennie Burdge dis tinguished himself last Thursday by re- turning from very short fishing trip off Taunton Island with ten blackfish weighing over twenty pounds. Bennie Is now the mascot of the beach.
 Mrs Annie &. Hollander' and her daughter. Miss Louise s. Hollander, of New York, are visiting Mrs. Hollander's parents. Mir and Mrs. B. Shoninger, at GOT Chapel street.
 The arrival of the International Mer- cantine Marine company's Dominion liner Commonwealth at Liverpool July 10 from Boston indicates the safe land ing of Miss Emily M. Alnng, of, New Haven.
 Frederick c. Lum, of Dwight street, is confined to his home as the result of a slight prostration from the heat. He since Wednesday.
 A party of young men from Meriden and Wallingford have taken one of the cottages near the river at Short Beach for the summer. Tn the party are Messrs, Kane, Williams. Jones, Kelly and several others.
 The Misses Nellie and Reta King are spending few days with MT. and Mrs. F. g. King in Waterbury.
 Miss Alice Julien, of 261 Humphrey street, is spending her vacation in Westbrook.
 Mrs. John A. Damn and Miss Damn, of Ferry street, have returned from Chi- cago, where they attended reunion of the Mumford family at the home of Mrs. Dams brother in Evanston.
 The ailment with which Mrs. H. K. Beach, wife of Professor Beach. the or ganist, is suffering has been diagnosed as typhoid fever. It was at first believ- ed to be fnalarial fever.
 pr. stephen Maher, who is attending Rev. Father Clement Thuente, of St. Mary's church on Hillhouse avenue, states that the patient is resting com fortably.
 Mrs. George B. Whitney and son Bur ton, of this city, Mrs. Simon Bohl, of Waterbury, and Mrs. Frederick w. La Forge and daughter Mildred, of Fort Terry, Plum Island, N. r.. are guests of Mrs Louis A. Page, of North Main street, Waliingford.
 J. Mason Wells, of the Yale Divinity school, preached in the Baptist church, Danbury, yesterday morning and even- ing.
 The Grenadier drum corps of Milford met Thursday evening for practice, as 1t expects to come to New Haven on August to take part in the monster parade as escort to the Knights of Co., 4kumbus.
 Albert Blodgett, of this city, formerly of Plainville, was taken suddly i'll last week.
 Rev. w. A. Harrod, of Milford. has returned from trip to New York, where he went to attend convention of Baptist clergymen,
 Mrs F. J. Morgan, of this city, has opened her house in Morris for the sea- son.
 After a three weeks visit with her son in this city Mrs. Hills, of Clark street, Milford. returned to her home on Saturday.
 Walter SmedIey, of this city, visited his birthplace in Morris last week on his fifty-eighth birthday and called on old friends.
 Mrs. Murnane, who for the past two years has occupied the Camp residence in Waterville, has moved her household goods to this city
 Percy Raymond of New Canaan started Thursday for Charzy. N. Y., s where he will remain for about two months collecting fossils for the Pea s body museum of Yale college.
 Mrs. Julius Lamm and son Willis of this city. Miss Edna Bennett of Dan- bury and Miss Ada Kleet of South Nor walk are visiting with MT. and Mrs. Charles Schmidt in New Canaan
 Professor E. H. Lockwood and fam fly, who have been visiting relatives in New Canaan, returned to their home in this city.
 Mrs. John T. McKendrick and son of this city are visiting with relatives in New Canaan.
 Samuel Hubbard of this city has ac- < cepted the position of clerk at Hotel Winchester in Winsted, succeeding Charles Savery, who has secured a place at Hotel Windham at Bellows Falls, Vt. MT. Hubbard is Wesleyan man and son of Judge L. M. Hubbard of Wallingford. Until recently he was employed in the motive power depart nent of the New York. New Haven & Hartford Railroad company in this city. ss. K ,t..
 Miss Bessie Wheatley of Meriden spent Sunday at Pine Orchard with the family of Organist Shepard of the Church Of the Redeemer of this city Miss Wheatley sings in the choir of this church. ,
 Mayor I. A. Sullivan. Charles 0,