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

friends on Humphrey street. Mir. Mon roe Is engaged in the manufacture of automobiles.
 Robert Parsons, of New Britain, is enjoying his vacation at Woodmont. MT. Parsons is travelling salesman for the Stanley Rule and Level company, of New Britain.
 The Misses Elizabeth Woodworth and Grace Penfield, of Utica, N. T., are spending few days with friends on York street. -.*
 Mrs. Samuel H. Reider and daughter, with relatives on Clark street.
 Frederick W. Cone, of the advertising department of Howe & Stetson's store, is confined to his home. S75 Orchard street, with an attack of tonsilitis and measules ,.r. Mir and Mrs. Frank M. Barber left yesterday for Boston. where they will reside in the future. r Probate Judge and Mrs. John O.. Thayer, of Meriden, left yesterday for two or three weeks vacation in Maine. During Judge Thayer's absence Judge of Probate Northrop, of Wallingford, will act as judge. s.5..
 Mrs. U. G. Bowen, of Washington, R. T., is the guest of her parents, MT. and Mrs. o. w., Reynolds, of York street, West Haven.
 Mrs. John L. Billiard, of Meriden, left yesterday for the Red Lion Inn, Stock bridge. Mass, where she will spend few weeks.
 Mrs. William Behler, who has been spending several weeks with her pa rents. MT. and Mrs. Lunl, of West Ha- ven. has returned to her home in Provi- dence
 Principal J. B. Doris, of Wallingford, is enioyig his vacation in Europe. A recent letter from him bears the post mark of Paris. S,Ss,s MT. and Mrs. Charles Rabe and their daughter. Carrie, of Washington, p. C., are the guests of Druggist and Mrs. F.
 B. Brill, of Main street, West Haven, | for few weeks.
 Rev. B. F. Meredith, pastor of the M. E. church of Wakefield, and formerly lof South Meriden. is visiting friends | there.
 Mrs William Brainard, who has been visiting her mother at Rocky Hill, has returned to her home on Main street,
 West Haven.
 | Mrs. F. H. Jacobs, of S2 sylvan ave-. nue, is spending few weeks with rela- ltives and friends in Philadelphia and
 Atlantic City, where her husband will join her soon. She reports pleasant
 vacation.
 Miss Jessie Ottarson, who has been spending a week with Miss Greta
 Bailey at Sunset Farm, has returned to
 her home on Main street. West Haven, after a pleasant stay.
 Miss Walker, of 1136 Chapel street, and Miss Carrie Tipp, of 4I5 winthrop avenue, have gone to Silver Bay, Lake George. N. r.. for the remainder of the season.
 William Wright, of New York spent l Wednesday with his parents at their
 pleasant home on Beach street, West 1 Haven.
 l Rev. F. A. Scofield, of Meriden, for merly of Grace church, this city has
 been confined to the house this week
 with severe attack of neuralgia, head ache and malaria. <. l J. F. Condon, superintendent of the
 Hartford Life Insurance company. of this city, will give the members of his E staff their annual outing at Mansfield's
 Grove Saturday, August 1,
 Miss Dora Noble, of Federalsburg,
 Md, Mrs. Robert Noble and Mrs Rink
 Noble, of Montowese, were entertained
 Wednesday by MT. and Mrs. Allen, of l West Haven. E# l Miss Lizzie F. Doody has returned to
 her home in this city after short visit with her sister, Mrs. M. $. McKernan, I in South Meriden & MT. Erhardt, of Syracuse, N. Y, Is the
 guest of MT. and Mrs. J. w. Rowland, Iof Campbell avenue, West Haven, for a few weeks.
 Miss Hattie Butler, cashier at the I New Haven Public market, will leave . next Tuesday for Niagara, where she will enjoy much needed rest for sey- 1 eral weeks. s@ 5 The Girls Friendly society of West
 Haven will hold it's annual picnic to- day going to Cosey Beach for the af- Iternoon. The members will meet at the ] corner of Washington avenue and Elm street at ? o'clock,
 I Rev. Hendrick Vossema, of Logans- port Ind, has been called to the pas- torate of the Attleboro, Mass, Univer- salist churchto succeed Rev. J. H. Hol- lden, now pastor of St. Paul's church, T Meriden. -ss .E., l&. Mrs. George l.. Rowland and daugh- Eter, Edna, of West Haven, have gone Ito New York and Poughkeepsie for a
 months stay. I Mrs. W. L. Squire, Mrs. Hand, Mrs.
 Kenyon, Mrs Munson, Miss Carpenter, j Mrs. w. H. Squire, Roger, Ruth and I Lucy Squire, Ned Converse and Ned
 Bristol, of Meriden, sailed on Wednes- l5day from Flying Point with Captain I Cooper and enjoyed a Russian tea with I friends at Rev. Joel $. Ives cottage on
 Haycock Point, Branford. I Dr. Lillian F.. Fells is in Wallingford l after having taken a brief post-gradu- I ate course at the American School of lOsteopathy at Kirksville, Mo, of which pr. A. T. Still, the discoverer of osteop- athy, is president. Dr. Wells also at- ltendei the convention of the American
 osteopathy association, in session last
 weel: at Cleveland,
 MT. and Mrs. Frank B. Harris, of
 First avenue, West Haven, celebrated
 the twenty-eighth anniversary of their
 wedding on Tuesday afternoon by giv- ling a clambake to a party of their [friends. A very pleasant afternoon was spent by those present, and MT. and l N5.s IJor,ie yyara ueru polleh sIlrnriSed