The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-07-08

and even at this early day reports suc-
 cess.
 Mrs. Nims, Of New York, is spending tine summer season at the home of Mrs. George Mallory, of Lafayette avenue, Milford.
 William Walsh and two sisters, Anna and Margaret, of S6 Lines street, are spending their vacation in Wilmington, Del. William Rose. of Gulf street, Milford. has accepted a fine position with the Smith & Comstock company, of Bridge port. .- Professor and Mrs. Niemeyer of Can ner street, will use their new automo- bile in a southern trip in the near fu- ture.
 Mrs. J. B. White, of Green street, Mil ford, who has been on the sick list for nearly two weeks, is slowly convales- cling. MT. and Mrs. James E. Logan, of Will lard street, Westyille, are in Danbury for a short vacation. t Miss Marjorie Gum, of Milford, is
 spending a few weeks with her aunt.
 Mrs. William Van Vliet. in Johnstown. N. Y. -. 5.,,e%. Mrs. Jennings, of Rock avenue, who
 has been visiting in Maine, has returned
 home.
 | Judge Harrison G. Platt, of Portland. l Oregon, spent part of. last week in
 Milford renewing old friendships and enjoying his native village. ra...
 Judge Wflmot, of Montreal, will ar rive here early next week for visit with his cousin, Mrs. Victoria Guerin,
 of Whitney avenue. ... Mrs. w. c. Mitchell. of Milford. is en- tertaining her niece, Miss Kasson, of
 New York l..-.
 During the absence of Rev. Father Chapdellaine, rector of the French
 Catholic church. who will leave soon for his summer vacation, his place will be filled by Rev. Father Laferriere, of Montreal. Mrs. Henry W. Cornwall, of Milford. who left town in the spring to enjoy a "trip among her home people in the west returned to her home in Milford last
 Friday. l.. .ar..1 MT. and Mrs. Chase. of Prince street.
 who have a great many friends here, are preparing to remove to Waterbury this month. Mrs. Henry c. Platt, of Milford, who lis spending a part of the summer in town at the Strong residence, Prospect and Cherry street, left town last week 1 for short visit with her niece in South- port, after which she will return to Mil- ford. TX Mrs. Russell. and family, of Asylum street, have gone to Newark for a months visit.
 Louis Roth, the young son of Mrs.
 Frederick Roth, of Westville, Is report ed to be much improved and his pa rents and friends are much encour- aged. sst ss. Frank W. Ketching. of New York, is spending few days with his sister.
 Mrs. A. M. Painter, at her home in West Haven.
 Mir. and Mrs. Miles and a large party 1 of guests from Pennington are at the
 Grove cottage, Savin Rock. Mrs. Bryant, of Westffeld Mass, is | the guest of Mrs. Terry. of First ave- tnue, West Haven. Samuel Madden and family. of Or tange, N. J.. are spending few days at the late residence of his mother. Mrs.
 Emily C. Madden, in Guilford. I MT. and Mrs Lustig. of Third avenue.
 West Haven, are entertaining MT. and
 Mrs. G. Lustig and Miss Elsie Mckay, l of South Deerfield, Mass, Mrs. F. Wer- ner, of this city, Richard Werner, of Galveston, Texas. Miss Macie Roberts. l of Key West, Fla, and Miss Ruby
 Bethel, of Middletown.
 William N. Bartlett. travelling sales man for E. J. Stanley, of New York lefty, is spending fe wdays at his home | in Guilford. Miss Rita Lord. of Newark, is visiting I in East Haven. Episcopal services were held in the chapel at Short Beach Sunday after noon. H. F. Blogg, state president of the St. Andrews Brotherhood. conduct | ed the service. The address was deliv- cred by MT. Kinney, of Christ church. New Haven. ... Mrs. Smith and Miss Erase of Orange.
 Mass, are the guests of MT. and Mrs. Puritan, of Campbell avenue, West Ha- l lven. .s .@fs l A party of young people stopping at lShort Beach gave dinner party at Oak cottage Monday. Music, singing and
 dancing were enjoyed before and after the fine dinner. f ~ l Ruben T. Frost, of. southington, is
 visiting Mrs. Jane Hoadley, of Fountain
 street, Westville. $@@ r. | Among the recent arrivals at Tier tney's hotel, Campbell avenue, West
 Haven, are Lawyer and Mrs. J. P. Good hart and MT. and Mrs. c. L. Veil, of Pearl street. .- .~ Miss Daisy Williams. of Guilford, who has been i'll, is reported more com fortable. l Mrs. Clinton Brotherton, of Flushing, Long Island, is the guest of Mrs. James
 Brown, of West Haven.
 | MT. and Mrs. F. l.. Wellman and daughter, Miss Clara Willman, of New Haven, are at their summer cottage in Durham. s% l H. Almquist, of West Haven, and B.
 H. Almquist, of Meriden, left yesterday
 for two days cruise and camping ex- petition.
 Miss Harriet Mott, of Westville, who has been quite i'll with typaoid fever, l is great deal better and Monday night
 was the best that she spent during her illness. Edward L. Bishop Is very i'll at his
 home in Clinton.
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