The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-07-04

uty Sheriff Louis Coleman. of 40 Arch
 street, has gone to White Lake, Sullivan county, New York, the guest of friends
 for the summer. Announcement is made of the engage ment of Miss Anna Isabella Reynolds. of Fillmore street, and P. J. Sheehan, of
 Blatchley avenue.
 MT. and Mrs. Harry Bowers, of
 Springfield, are to spend the Fourth with Mir. and Mrs. Howard Thompson
 at their home on Elm street, West Ha-
 ven. l MT. and Mrs. Charles Bonney are oc- cupying a cottage at Woody Crest for 1 the summer. sz....
 Miss Jennie Holiday. of Essex, is the
 guest of Miss ussie Shepard. of West Haven. I Mrs. F. B. Harris is in New York. where she went to attend the graduat- ing exercises of her nieces. Miss Ensko.
 Mrs. Harffris will remain in New York over the Fourth. ... ....,... ....s MT. and Mrs. F. B. Walker and their daughters are spending the summer at Double Beach. -ASt. I Rev, x. J. Squires has returned from
 NIiddletown, where he went to attend the commencement exercises of his col llege. .... ..-
 Miss Irene Alter, of New York city, is the guest of Miss Anna Brenner. of State street. -.s .ysal - ,,r 4
 Sergeant and Mrs William G. Doher- Ity are at their camp at Oyster river for I the season.
 Miss Mabel Banks, of Gamer street. has gone to Westfie1d. Mass, to spend the summer. Her sister. Miss Ruby Danks, will spend the summer on Long i Island. .s ssz
 MT. and Mrs. Thomas Oliver. of West . Haven, entertained at dinner Thursday l Mir and Mrs. Hendricks. of this city, and Dr. and Mrs. Deolittle. of Spokane. Wash. a
 MT. and Mrs William E. Haesche, of Whitney avenue, and Miss Nora Swee-
 ney, of Sachem street. will leave soon
 for Martha's Vineyard to spend the
 summer.
 l Some of the West Haven women who iattended the annual visit to the Mason I ic home, Wallingford, Thursday were
 Mrs. William Russell, Miss Johnson and I Mrs. Babcock. 0
 I Walter B. Law, of Elm street, of the I firm of Booth & Law, has gone to his
 cottage at Woodmont for the summer j season. #
 Miss Mallett, of Milford, is the guest Of Mrs. J. c. Stormont, of Center street, West Haven.
 Miss Ellen T. Mallory. New Haven county president of the Ladies auxil- iary A. o. H., paid an official visit to the meeting of Branford division Thurs I day night.
 Miss Marjorie Dill, of Thompson lstreet, West Haven. has gone to Hart l ford to spend the summer with her sis lter, Mrs. Chirers. I Mrs. F. H Wise, of Branford, atterd- led the funeral of Mrs Emily c. Madden lin Guilford Wednesday, John Pero, jr.. of Branford, has re- turned from Holy Cross college for the l Fourth.
 1 Professor J. Newman gave dance at Double Beach last evening, It was we'll attended.
 c. F. Bunnell, of Bridgeport, Is in
 Branford visiting relatives. He Is fore. IildIl foIS lHe IOuIluEy# OI5 llS4 DFIuSSpoIt l Malleable Iron company. P. F. Smith, former business agent flor the building trades here, who recent I 1y removed to Penacook. N. H., Is in the city for a few days. MT Smith Is now
 conducting prosperous plumbing shop lin Penacook.
 Robert w. Chandler. Yale "a, recently
 accepted, through Hapgoods, of 359 l Broadway, New York, a responsible pc Isition with the H. K. Brewer < Co, the old and well-known New York printing, I house.
 l Charles E, Sargent. teacher of mathe- lmatics in the Hillhouse high school has Ijust received an urgent call from Myron
 T. Scudder, of the State Normal school I at. New Platz, N. Y. to fill the vacant Ichair of mathematics in that institu- Ition. The salary offered is an increase of $500 over his present salary. This is
 the second time Mr. Scudder has tried
 to secure the services of MT Sargent, lwho is now undecided as to what he will do in the matter. MT. Scudder was for lmerly principal of the Hillhouse high I school.