The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-09-10

day with Mr. and Mrs. Wadham of Wash ington avenue. West Haven
 Mrs. Mary G. Roberts returned to Mil ford on Sunday after a pleasant visit with
 Beach.
 4 sale of home made food was made yes terday afternoon and evening at the home of Mrs. Benjamin Richards, Main street and First avenue, under the auspices of the La dies Aid society of the Methodist church.
 Mir. and Mrs. George Cobb and family, who have been spending the summer at their cottage in WoOdmont, have returned to their home in Ward place, West Haven.
 Miss Charlotte Hills of SaFin avenue, West Haven, is visiting relatives in Bloomfield.
 Mir. and Mrs. F. S. Bradley and children of West Haven have returned from their summer outing spent in Woodmont.
 Mir. and Mrs. George E. Bradley and fam fly, who have been spending the summer at Sunset farm returned to their home on center 4s street We Vest Haye9 TSesday aS c. D. S., to the Masonic home in Walling- ford, will be made to-day.
 Mir. and Mrs. W. s. Braisted. who has
 been visiting friends in Milford the past few days, returned home to New York Tues Mr. and Mrs. George E. Bailey, Miss Gre la Bailey and Lester Bailey, who have been i spending the summer at Sunset farm, have
 returned to their home on Senter street, West Haven. -,
 Dr. W. s. Putney of Milford entertained
 large party of guests on bis yacht Gypsy
 on Labor day and treated them to delight Mir. and Mrs. s. B. Palmer of Hartford
 are the guests of Mir. and Mrs. Charles
 Palmer of Sayfn avenue. West Haven.
 John Welsh of Poplar street has returned ! from two weeks vacation at Peaks Island,
 Me. t.r ~
 The first fall meeting of the W. (. T. U. of West Haven will be held this afternoon
 at o'clock at the residence of Mrs. E. F. 1 tRiahordS nf Main 0f EirSt ave.
 Miss Mollie Keenan of 252 Chatham street
 has returned from three weeks stay at
 S 6aaT h and Mt MsiS etraa West Haven, who was injured by fall two
 weeks ago, is rapidly recovering.
 MT. and Mrs. John I. Linden of New
 York city, were in town over Sunday the I Stanford of 756 George street. sa,.. ' ., A. B. Wilkinson, the popular plumber, and
 his wife, have been spending q month at
 Shebourn, Nova Scotia, the. guests of Mrs.
 Wllkinson's sister, Mrs. Charles Dexter. They returned home Tuesday and report a delightful trip and pleasant visit.
 A large party of the ladies of the Baptist | Sewing circle of Branford left on the SIS
 car yesterday morning for their annual out ling at .tThe Fold" Shepards Point. Many
 of the husbands went down to partake or
 the elaborate shore dinner gotten up by, Mr. 1 Shepard, which is always feature of the Miss Mabel c. Grant, who taught in No, ' | Union school has resigned her position to l accept one in the Meriden High school Miss
 Susan Newell is substituting in her place
 for the. present. H & @g5f .rt.s.a l Miss Katherine Mahon. a former teacher I in Brahford, but now of Meriden, who spent | August with Miss Bertha COnrOy at St.
 Mary's rectory, returned to her school work I on Tuesday. sssa J A. .,s I Mrs. Charles S. Paine and son sailed yes l terday morning on the steamer St. Louis 1 to visit her parents in London
 Miss Marion Holbrook and Miss Minnie ! Yungerman have returned from few days tour of New York's fashionable millinery 5t stores. S 48rtt EE $ I The Branford Gyinnastic. association is I now engaged in arranging classes for the winter and all children sdesirous of joining
 are requested to notify the secretary, Miss
 Olive Thompson, before September 15.. @ I Miss Ida NJ. Ray, who has been employed Iby the E. A. Bliss company for the past i thirteen years, has given uD her position I to accept more renlunerative one ID New f Haven. Miss Ray has a large circle of l friends in MerideD. 4s 5t. .s14 4 < s a.yg,,.5 X s Mr. and Mrs Frederick Hubbard of East ! Berlin, who have been the guests of MT. and Mrs. Charles Meigs Of Hopson avenue,
 Branford, returned home on Tuesday. ... \ Mrs. Sarah Averill of Rranford Point had for her guests over,Sunday and Labor day
 Miss Elizabeth sheehan of Brooklyn, N. T Y., who has been the guest of Miss Daly I of Washington avenue has returned home.
 Mr and Mrs, Elon. Bragg of Branford l have for their guest Miss Lucy Barker of I New York city. s ,.s. ls Mrs. Edward Mooney, who has been visit l ing her mother, Mrs. Torpey of Lloyd street,
 has returned to her home in Meriden. ,. Mrs. Lois Bush of Washington, D. C., is I the guest of John Bartholomew of Mill Plain, in Branford. 5sss <, .s.@g, ~. I Albert Christianson and W. H. Denison of l Brooklyn were the guests of MT. and Mrs.
 Joseph Moore of Branford avenue Labor day. 5E5*5.#3..... .b7. #8s,.ls 4@s7- 4,s g.. l rived home after n pleasant two weeks visit l in Northampton, Mass. z 5l Miss MolIie McManus has arrived home 3t after a delightful stay ofsa months dura- I ti0n at Far Rockaway, l.. l. ss5eaa. .... fl MT. and Mrs. William Jackson and child
 of New York city, formerly of Waterbury, Maher of Sherman avenue, Mir. Jackson is Ia graduate of Yale law school and has many friends in this city. ..s5.t s: st F. A. Leopold, the vocal instructor, re- turned Tuesday from an extended tour of Norway, Sweden, Russia, and Germany. A Iportion of the summer he spent in study with a former professor at Dresden. and while there was the special soloist at the l American church. Two of Mir. Leopold s ] song compositions which were recently bought by the John Church company of New li York, have just made their appearance on the market. One, entitled, Little Flower '' lis dedicated to Wallace B. Moyle, the we'll EI known tenor at Center church, and the I other, If,' is inscribed to M J. Sheehan, the excellent basso at the cathedral in New Britain, who has studied with MT. Leopold for three seasons. Mir. Leonold resumes his classes in New Haven next Tuesday, and in
 Hartford Monday, deyoting three days a I week to each city. tt