The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-07-29

Borchert, 42 Frank street. The mem
 bers of the bicycle club will attend later in the evening.
 Mrs. M. A. Bartlett and family have taken a house for the summer at Shel- ton. Conn.
 Miss Emma Shropshire of Boston is visiting her sister, Mrs. Lenox Of Will lard street.
 Mrs. Nellie EIdridge has returned From weeks stay at Stony Creek, where she was the guest of Mrs Ed ward J. Howe Mrs. Eldridge was pres ent at the dedicatory exercises of Christ church. which were especially interest," ing.
 Miss Freda Anderson of Union ave- nue. West Haven, is spending two weeks in Brooklyn
 About sixty guests are registered at the Owengo house, Branford. Among the recent arrivals are s. c. Sliney, Mrs. W. F. Sliney, Miss Mary Barrett and
 Miss Elizabeth M. Hall of this city. Miss Ruth Langdon of Plymouth is the guest of Miss Eleanor Lettney of Union avenue, West Haven. Miss Florence D. Cheney of South
 Manchester is a guest at the Monto-. wese House, Indian Neck. Among other
 guests at that hotel are Melbourne J.
 Parkhurst, Miss L. Louise Robertson,
 Miss A. H. Baldwin of this city, and R. D. Perkins of Wallingford.
 Miss Edna Erdhart of Brooklyn is the guest of her grandparents at their home on Fourth avenue, Branford.
 Miss Etta York of this city, who has
 been a guest at the Montowese house.
 West Haven, for several weeks, has re-
 turned to her home. Miss York enter tained the guests at the hoteltwith vocal selections on several occasions and her departure is universally regretted by the other guests.
 Miss Elsie Futile, Miss Rena Smith, and Miss Marguerite Graham have re- turned to West Haven from a week. spent at Warren. Conn.
 Mr. and Mrs. D. B. Finch of this city are among the guests at the Lymewood Grove. Indian Neck
 Miss Monahan. who has been the guest oe Miss Edith Shillitto in West Haven for several days, returned to her home iii Bridgeport yesterday. The silver cup was won by Walter Camp jr., at the Pine Orchard golf links Saturday afternoon.
 Mrs Nettleton and family of Bridge aort are the guests of Mrs. Griffin of Wes. Haven at her Rocky Beach cot tage. | The sale and fair at the Pine Orch- ard club house Saturday night was a very successful event. About $320 was netted as the result of the affair.
 Mrs w. c, Bowen, who has been the guest of her parents, MT. and Mrs. O.. w Reynolds of York street, West Ha- ven, has returned to her home at Wash ington. R. L
 Wilbur Parker and family of Meriden arrived at Pine Orchard Friday. They will occupy the Morse cottage for the remainder of the season. Mrs. Esty and daughter of George street. West Haven, have gone to
 Hinsdale. Mass, for a visit with rela- tives. The Stony Hill cottage at Indian Neck is booked to it's fullest capacity until ESe2tember i. The guests are for the most part from Hartford and Spring field. ,h
 Mrs. Buel of Brown street, West Ha- ven, who had an accident several weeks | ago is able to sit up now and is gaining
 every day.
 Mrs. Thomas Mckay and family of Main street, West Haven, have gone to
 Warren, Mass, for an outing. rNraa at,I fo rived at Indian Neck yesterday They lare occupying the cottage "Indepen- dent" owned by MT. Briggs. Mrs. Thomas Wallace of York street, West Haven. who had a fall several weeks ago is having her ankle treated by Dr. Sweet.
 Ericsson Bushnell, the well known
 baritone singer, will give a recital at l the Pine Orchard club house on the evening of Saturday August 8. Miss Terrell of River Head, L.iI., is the guest of Rev. and Mrs. I. A. Mars land at the parsonage on Center street, West Haven.
 George Murdock and family of Will | ford avenue left here Monday for five weeks stay in Massachusetts.
 Miss Madeline Futile, who has been visiting in Granby, Conn, has returned
 to her home in this city. Miss Arilla Hemingway of Boston is
 again the guest of MT. and Mrs. Henry l Bradley of West Main street, Branford. l Mrs. Dunn, who has been visiting her
 son, J. A. Dunn, president of the Trades
 Council. has returned to her home in
 Middletown. # Miss Charlotte Barnes of North Ha- lven. was the guest over Sunday of her
 roommate in Vassar, Miss M. Belle Hutchinson of Branford. Mrs. Austin Hoyt and two sons, Wes- l ley and Gordon of Kingston, N. T., are I visiting cousins on East Main street. Miss Marion J. Anderson has returned
 to this city after a trip of forty days Iamong the Adirondack mountains with friends, and will spend the remainder of the summer at the shore. I George Tester has returned to busi-
 ness in Branford after a two weeks
 vacation spent in ennsylvania. l At the Moosilauke, at Breezy Point l Mrs. S. A. Hemingway and D. fleming I way of this city find the combination of lake and mountain scenery and life very
 delightful. s .@ | The Rev. c. A. Lindwell of Lynn
 Mass. recommended by the Rev. K. A Martin as a successor to himself as Epastor of Thaber Swedish Lutheran
 church, Branford, will preach at said |ch11rnf -,1ext SII,daxv#@s 5..-~ 4g '.s55.s