The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-10-20
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taken rooms in the house of J. Coyle in Branford.
 D. J. Clinton, of Clintonville, who has
 been suffering from an attack of grip, | is improving.
 The Adelphi Literary association held its annual banquet at the Hotel Oneco Sunday evening.
 The Misses Edna and Mabel Patten are to return home to Clintonville Fri day fer few days from Middletown,
 where they have been attending a pri- yate school.
 Rev. MT. Davies will have charge of the services at Short Beach chapel dur | ing the winter.
 MT. and Mrs. Herbert Foote, of Bran ford, have for their guest Mrs. John Baldwin. of Northford. H. A. Taylor, who has made his home at his cottage at Fort Trumbull Beach |since early in the spring, leaves to day for New York, where he will remain all winter.
 Warren Smith, youngest son of Mrs. Lorenz Smith. of Branford, is in town. MT. Smith came to Branford from San Francisco, but he is superintendent of Ia large salmon canning concern in Alas ka. He has travelled all over the world and has not visited Branford in many |years.
 Mrs. George A. Roberts and Miss Myra Roberts, of Milford, attended the silver wedding of Henry Morgan in South Norwalk Saturday. St. Mary's choir of Branford has con- menced rehearsing music for dedication exercises of the new church.
 Assistant Postmaster Carl B. Hay wood, of Milford, left yesterday on a two weeks vacation.
 MT. and Mrs. Henry Harrison, Mrs. Eli Rogers and Mrs. Abbie Parkerton5 left Branford yesterday for Washing ton.
 The New Haven Turn -yerein has se- cured Philip Roppaport to lecture at Turn hall on Friday evening, Noven1- Der 6. X.
 Mrs. Laura Hobert, of Branford, is entertaining Mrs. Kellogg, of Brooklyn, N Y.
 The annual Kidchweihfest was ceIe- brated by the New Haven Schwaben- Verein members and their families in Germania hall Sunday afternoon. A fine programme was enjoyed by the many present.
 Cards have been issued for the mar riage of Miss Mabel Emeline Elmer, of West Haven, and Horace Irving Todd, of Centeryille, Wednesday, October 2S, at 4:30 p. n1., in Grace church, Center vile. F E Mrs. H. E. Glaessner,s of West Haven, has returned from her visit to Philadel- phia.
 K Milo D. Booth, of Jamaica Plain, was the guest Friday and Saturday of Mir. home in Clinton. George Atwill and family, who reside at '.The Elms," Woodmont, have taken la house on University place for the winter.
 MT. and Mrs. Charles Willard, of Clinton, are visiting their daughter, Mrs. George Bailey. of this city, for a few days.
 F. B. Randall, who was formerly clerk at Higby's drug store in Milford, and has lately been employed at Hull's drug store in New Haven, left for Brooklyn, N. Y, last Thursday to en- ter the employ of a large drug house in New York. q
 MT. and Mrs. Huntly Drummond, of Montreal. are the guests of their pa rents. MT. and Mrs. James H. Reynolds, of West Haven . 5s ss.33z
 George Tucker, of New London, spent Sunday with his parents MT. and Mrs. J. D. Tucker, of Elm street, West -Ha- ven.
 John McClelland, who is studying at Amherst, is spendinga a few days with his mother, Mrs. McClelland, of West, Haven. ,s @*$ !. Miss Eveline Mackrille, of West Ha- ven, has entered the Yale School of Mu- sic. gt4s :. =$ { Mrs. James Merriam will entertain the members of the Hawthorne club at her home, corner of Howard and Dav- enport avenues, this (Tuesday) after noon f..55s t5
 Clifford somers, who has been spend- ing a few weeks with his mother, re- turned yesterday to his home in New York. -s# &&-E@t
 pr. Andrews, of New York, is the guest of his mother, Mrs. Joseph Am