The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-08-15

LlEdfS dSEOLAe1ilOl VIII nEiO at New Milford on the 11th of Septem- Der.
 MT. and Mrs. George Beckwith, of West Haven, are entertaining MT. and Mrs. G. G. s. Perkins, who are return ing from a summer pleasantly spent in England.
 Invitations have been received here for the annual reunion of the descend ants of Guy Morgan, who came to America from Wales more than a hun dred years ago. The reunion is to be held at the home of E. R. Smith. of Wethersfeld.
 At the home of Rev. Mir. Sage, pastor of the First Baptist church, Miss Eliz- abeth Alma Hill and Alfred Hall were married on Thursday evening at 8:30. The bridesmaid was Miss Maruna Gill bert and the best man John Raymond Cummings.
 The thirty-fourth reunion of the Holt family, descendants of Daniel Holt, ST., was held at the home of William Clem- ence in Terryville August Ii. Fifty four were present. ss.s s=-
 Mrs. M. J. Ford, who attended the Connecticut Chautauqua assembly at Plainville, has returned to her home in Westville. To-day a regatta that promises to be quite an affair will be held at Short Beach. There are five classes and a large number of entries. Mrs. Charles G. Morris and children, of Newtown, have all been suffering with whooping cough, but are now on the gain. A train nurse from this city is in attendance.
 Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Blackman, of Newtown, are guests at the D. H. Beardsley homestead in Branford Point for a few weeks Miss Bessie Beers, of Newtown, has been suffering from an attack of pleu- risy, but is now better. A trained nurse from this city is caring for her and her mother. Mrs. Joseph McKean and daughter Georgiana, of Fall River, who have been visiting friends in Branford, leave this morning.
 Mrs. G. $. Hickox has been in New town the past week visiting old friends. Mrs. Hickox is the wife of G. s. Hickox, the popular baker located at 9S4 Chapel street, this city.
 A party of young ladies chaperoned by Mrs. Walter Boynton, of Branford, will go down to the sea next Monday one of the Jourdan cottages at Sunset Beach s Benjamin Lambach, of Newtown. is entertaining John Schneble, of New Ha- ven.
 Miss Julia Lanphier. of Branford Point, is the guest of Mrs. John Morton in Branford.
 Mrs. c. w. Harrington and son have arrived home in Branford from visit with her sister, Mrs. Crouch, in Stam- ford
 Miss Margaret Wixted, of this city, is visiting her parents, Mir. and Mrs Pat rick Wixted, of Grassy Plain street, Bethel | MT. and Mrs. Sidney Clark, of Hart ford, threw open their beautiful new | ing for reception and dance. The af- fair was brilliant success.
 Mrs. Finch and daughter, Miss Carrie. Finch, of this city are guests at the White Inn, Washington, Conn, for a few weeks.
 Mrs Nellie Linsley, of this city, wid- ow of Deacon Linsley, is the guest of MT. and Mrs. Henry Hubbard in Bran ford.
 A. c. Titus and his men are spending the week in New Haven doing some l fine work in papering, etc., for Lawyer Hoadiey. ey.-NeWtowil Bee.
 Mrs. William Robinson, of Branford, has for her guest this week her sister, Miss Adelaide Gaylord. MT. and Mrs. A. M. Tibbets and her daughter left Newtown Wednesday for thelr new home in Wallingford. @ Richard Maddern and removed from Montewese street, Branford, to the house vacated by Michael Quinn, on South Main street.
 Miss Sperry, of Holyoke, is the guest of Mrs. s. Coburn, of Orange. for few weeks.
 Miss Ella M. Broderick, of Norton street, is. spending her vacation at Cliff Haven, N. Y.
 The Gormley monument has been completed by Richard Maddern and has l'been placed in St. Agnes cemetery in Branford. x. Miss Alvina and Miss Dorothy Stadt- muller, of Waterbury, are the guests. of Miss Louise Herrick, of 37 Pearl street, for few weeks. @ I Miss Mildred Campbell attended a birthday party given in honor of Miss I Clara Sheehan's eighth birthday at her lhome in Newtown.
 l Mrs. Fillmore, of East Hampton, is the Iguest of MT. Andrea at his residence in West Haven.
 Miss Evelyn Hulse, of 106 Howard
 avenue is spending her vacation with her aunt, Mrs. Charles $. Hawkins, at Bell Port, L. I. .>.> Frank E. Stoneman and William G. lstoneman, of Columbus, Ohio, are the
 guests of their parents, MT. and Mrs.
 Stoneman at their home in West Ha- q lYen. ~& s.t-~ t.-> .5r
 Miss Laura Bevan, of West Haven,
 has gone to Trumbull for visit of two weeks. - l Mrs. John Wilkinson and daughter,
 Miss Mae Wilkinson, of West Haven are visiting in Brooklyn and in Jersey City. Ns
 Mrs. E. A. Lathrop and two sons, of
 New Milford, are at Woody Crest, near
 Woodmorlt.
 Miss Rose Schneider, who has been spending three weeks with Miss Rose Dehber, in West Haven, has returned to her home in Jamaica, L. l., after @ q pleasant stay.
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