The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-08-20

are receiving the best wishes of their many friends.
 Mrs. Buckley and daughter Julia, of
 Branford, are guests of relatives in
 Worcester.
 NIT. and Mrs. s. William Smith, of 14s
 Dwight street, and Miss Alice Arm
 bruster are staying at the Grange, in
 Short Beach.
 An efficient chorus of the production Of Ruth has been selected from the members of the Congregational church fin North Haven and is being frequently rehearsed and drilled for the perform
 ance which will take place early in Sep | tenber. The principals have not yet
 been selected.
 Dr. and Mrs. Daniel Jones. of East
 Chapel street, are spending their yaca- tion in Brattleboro, Vt. The Springfield
 Republican said yesterday in it's Brat
 tleboro notes: Mrs. Kittredge Haskins gave an interesting musicale at her | home on Terrace street Monday even ing. Several of Brattleboro's best mu- sicians, together with Dr. Jones, the choirmaster of the Davenport church at New Haven, and Mrs. Jones, took part in the programme, given before
 pleasant company of neighbOrs and summer guests. g :z I Professor Benjamin Jepson, has re- l turned to his home in this city after
 thoroughly enjoying several weeks at
 his island cottage. sz5 Rev. Louis Parsons, of North Haven,
 is spending his vacation in the Maine I woods.
 Mrs. James Crowley, of 245 Chapel street, Miss Kate Sullivan, of 145 Sal tenstall avenue, and Miss Nellie Carney,
 of Haven street. are passing the sum-
 mer at Madison Corner. ~ I c. J. Atwood, who has been summer 1 ing at Watertown, has returned to his I home. .....
 Miss Beulah Bowers, bookkeeper at
 Moran's laundry, is spending her yaea- ton with friends. in New London and | Madison. ,.- sS- Mrs. L. F. Smith is stopping at the
 home of J. F. Allen, Bethlehem, this state. t# Miss A. Lillian Blackman, stenogra- pher for Superintendent Beede, of the public schools. is passing three weeks in Yenkers, IN, Y.
 MT. and Mrs, Lawrence Dewey, the latter formerly.of North Haven, are the guests of Merwin Blakeslee, of North
 Haven.
 Dr. 4B. Austin Cheney has returned from his summers outing in the Adir-
 ondacks and has resumed his practice.
 He has been at the Lake Placid club for several weeks. I n fsoI5It,a 1unfllIfat is at Franklin, this state, for few
 weeks.
 Edward Malley, and William Neely. who have had most delightful stay at
 Bar Harbor. Me, returned home Tyester-
 day morning. I Rev, Lester Light, who has been l heard on several occasions from the l pulpit of the Congregational church in Branford, will give an illustrated lec- lure on "The Philippines" at Miss Bos-
 twick's studio next Tuesday evening at I 8 o'clock &
 J. Richard North, of North Haven, has returned from a summer spent at
 Cosey Beach. . l Miss Persia Baldwin, of Upper Broad \ street, Milford, has returned home after
 a three weeks outing spent with friends
 from New York city among the Catskill
 Mountains.
 t The men of Park chapel, Morris Cove, lannounce lawn social to be given this
 evening.
 Misses Bertha and Annie Knott, of Central avenue, Milford, who have been \ spending the past few days in New
 York city, have returned home after a lpleasant stay.
 I MT. and Mrs. Henry Fresenius left
 on Tuesday for a month of pleasure at Bethlehem. N. H., in. the White Noun I tains. Charles Benham, of Milford. attended i the reunion of the Sixth Connecticut l regiment volunteers at Savin Rock yes I terday. sa I Miss Kittie Gallagher is soiourning in
 Bayville, L. l., for the remainder of the
 month I