The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-07-17

Judge Livingston W. CIeaveland and
 mother are occupying Attorney Phelps
 Montgomery's shore cottage on Beach
 street. =s
 Mrs. James J. Grady, wife of Patrol
 Driver Grady of the Grand avenue sta tion, and Miss Marie Grady will leave this city Monday for a vacation to be
 spent at the Hilldale house, North
 Guilford. ....- Mrs. Louis Weekesser of Waterbury,
 formerly residing on Bishop street, this l city, was in town yesterday. s. Miss Lena Muser, who has been a
 recent guest of friends in this city, has
 returned to her home in Southport.
 Miss Edith Catlin of this city is I spending several days, the guest of i Miss Ida Jennings, at her home in
 Greens Farms.
 i Miss Elsie Muer of Fairfield, who has
 been on an extended visit with rela- tives in New Haven and Worcester, Mass, has. returned home.
 ] James M. Warner of 4 Daniels place, Waterbury, who has been i'll for some time, was removed to the hospital in this city last week and an operation was performed. At last report he was resting comfortably. MT Warner is sexton of the First church, Waterbury. Professor Hoppin and family of this city arrived in Litchfield on Tuesday last, and have opened their house on North street for the season.
 Clarence Deming and family of this city have taken rooms at Mrs. G. H. TroWbridge's in Litchfe1d.
 John Carney, a young man from Der by who has been visiting Michael Finn of Oak street, Winsted, met with an accident Wednesday which necessitat- ed his coming to the New Haven hos pital. He was riding his wheel when the head of the machine broke square off just above the fork, throwing him to the ground on the trolley track, ana bruising considerably and rendering him unconscious Fred Terry and w. B. Gingell went to his assistance and he was soon revived, later going to the New Haven hospital
 Mrs. James Brennan of this city Is the guest for d week of her mother, Mrs. Helen Rice of Branford Mrs. Rice is convaleseing from a4recent ill-# ness.
 At the large whist given Wednesday afternoon by the ladies at the Pequot Mrs. w. w. Pratt of Hartford won the first prize. The second was won by Mrs F. l.. Benson of New York city.
 Mrs. Gilson, daughters and sons, and Miss Leddy of this city are summering at Morris, Conn.
 J. J. Cohane, superintendent of the Howe & Stetson stores, has gone to Norwich, N. Y. to spend his vacation.
 MT. and Mrs. Lewis Winkel and Miss Alice Edwards of Waterloo, Ia, are visiting their aunt, Mrs. Nelson F. York of Campbell avenue, West Haven.
 Professor and Mrs. Jay G. Eldridge and son of Idaho are spending the sum mer months at their old home, 1136 Chapel street, where they are receiving their many old friends of this city.
 Miss Mary J Bronson and Miss J. A. Bidwell, teachers of Eaton schoos, are spending the summer in sharon, Vt.
 Clifton Gibbons of this city, who is visiting his relative, Mrs McNerney of Harbor street, Branford, has recovered from an attack of measles.
 T. G. Bush of Pine Orchard has as a visitor for a few days his son, G. G. Bush of Nashville, Tenn.
 Quite a number of well known New Haven people left this week for the Catskill Mountains for the summer. Among them were Miss Elizabeth yal- kenburg. her sister, Mrs. H. L. Hay den, and two young sons, Master Mar N win and Donald, also Mrs Adam Sat- tig and son and Miss Sattig. \ Miss Doris Thompson of Elm street, West Haven. gave a lawn party We'd nesday afternoon. After playing games the little people sat down to a table spread with dainties, which had been arranged under the trees.
 Mrs. Robert French, who has been at the New Haven hospital for several weeks, is at her home on First avenue, West Haven, and is rapidly recovering her health
 Mrs. F. B. Beach. New Haven; B. H. Blatchley, New Haven; E. Miller, New Haven; Muriel Miller, New Haven; Joyce Miller New Haven. are among the guests at the Crescent Beach house, Madison. 1 A. c. Bushnell. cashier of the Yale National bank, has leased the Benedict cottage at Middle Beach.
 < The new cottage of Professor F. E. Beach of this city and which is located at West Wharf, has been rented to H. E. Walter of New York city for the season. Professor Beach and family are in Maine for the summer.
 The first squad of boys at Tuxis Isl- and broke camp on Monday. Another company, about twenty in number, the greater number O. whom are mem- bers of the Edwin Bancroft Foote club of this city, have arrived. They are in ,4crn f,f NT,. IT nyTa,,n af t1,{e ni+ i+xy