The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-08-12

4 "hcECs
 Mrs. Charles M. Walker and children
 are at The Maple. Westmoreland, N.
 H., for the remainder of the season.
 MT. Walker will join them shortly. Miss Fannie Levities of this city, who
 is visiting at the home of her sister,
 Mrs. M. Reader of Great Hill, Ansonia. was painfully injured in fall, Sunday
 morning. Her shoulders and back were severely bruised and other contusions
 sustained Dr. Barry was called in at I tendance, and if no internal injuries | develop, the patient is expected to be all right again in few days. E ...
 Dr. A. B. Smith and wife of Howe
 street are home again after a most de- l lightful sojourn at Cottage City, Mar
 tha's Vineyard, returning via of Boston and Lynn.
 MT. and Mrs. Edward Reynolds and
 Miss Margaret Reynolds of Morris
 Cove left Monday for a months visit ] among friends and relatives in St. l Lawrence county, New York. They will visit Ogdensburg, Canton, Russell. Thousand Islands and other points of interest. Mr. Reynolds will attend the annual encampment of the Ninth New
 York Cavalry and also a reunion of his classmates in the old log schoolhouse l in North Russell.
 Harmony division, $. of IT. will give their postponed supper on Thursday evening. August 13. at MerWin's pier restaurant, Woodmont. All members and friends are cordially invited to
 be present, Woodmont car will leave corner Church and Chapel streets at 7:3O o'clock.
 The Middletown Y. M. c. A, where Physical Director Scofield, late of the Meriden Y, M. c. A., is to have charge
 next season, is to completely renovate
 and refurnish it's building. Among
 other alterations will be new billiard table.
 l Dr. Mailhouse has returned from
 the White Mountains, where he spent a week with his family, who are still
 there.
 MT and Mrs. Currier of the Cheney cottage, Ivoryton, are entertaining Miss
 Helen Forrest of this city. Miss Ruth Lichtenstein of this city
 is being entertained by Miss Minnie Winter at her parents cottage on
 Beach street, West Haven. MT. and Mrs. Frank Saunders and their daughter, Helen, of Hartford, are the guests of MT. and Mrs. c. T.
 Sampson and MT and Mrs. c. J. Carl- son in this city.
 Harrison Kellogg of Edwards street
 leaves this week for a months visit to Cleveland, O.
 A party of ten young ladies came from Ansonia last Sunday to Savin
 Rock for a weeks stay in one of the
 private cottages. The party is made up of the Misses May Ahearn. Gene vieve Sullivan, Hazel Dundass. Agnes. MeNamara, Helen Shortell, Elizabeth Sullivan and Josephine McNamara and
 Helen Cookery, Florence Osborn and Alice Domaine of Derby The young ladies are chaperoned by Mrs. Dennis Sullivan and expect to thoroughly en- joy their outing.
 Miss Genevieve Loughrey, cashier at the Charles Monson company, has re- turned from a two weeks vacation, and Miss Rachel Thorner, assistant cashier, ldS sitLt sIoI NEW 10lk, Where SHG 5Wllls remain for two weeks
 Mrs. Corne1ia Beach and daughter Ada of Branford left yesterday morn oing for Noank to visit Mrs. Whalen0 Morgan, a niece.
 John Anderson will sail by the Cedric from New York for Glasgow on Friday. He will be away about a month. Most of this time will be spent visiting rela-
 tives in Scotland.
 Miss Ray Section of southington is the guest of her aunt, Mrs. w. + Flan-
 ders of Church street, Branford. William Dick, late of the Even Me
 Intyre company and now of Newport,
 R. l., sails on the Cedric Friday for Scotland, where he will join Mrs. Dick, who has been there since Decoration day. They will return to this country
 early in the fall.
 Mrs. Frank Newman of German
 town, Pa, arrived in Milford Monday afternoon and is visiting her aunts at the Darlington residence, head of Broad street..
 Miss May Balbier, Miss Emile Loe-
 big, Miss Caroline Schaffer of Ansonia and Miss Marie Scl1affer of the Charles
 Monson company have gone to the
 Berkshire hills for a couple of weeks vacation.
 Walter S. Smith, who has been vis- iting Miss Martha and Mrs. Henry E. Smith in Milford, left for his home yes terday morning in Niles, Mich
 Joseph Laravie and wife of 3 Howard avenue have gone to Saratoga for a two weeks stay.
 George w. Coy, Jr., of Milford, spent Saturday in Stepney with his friend,
 Harold Meade, making the trip to and from that place no his bicycle in excel- lent time.
 Mrs. Laura Smith at the Charles
 Monson company has returned from
 her annual vacation spent around Bos- ton.
 Miss Mabel Geirdings is in New York spending the last week of her yaca- tion.
 Miss Ethel Hagar of Rogers street, Branford, is entertaining Miss Macdon- aid and Miss Russell of this city. Mrs Frank Golding of Branford, who
 has been seriously i'll, threatened with
 appendicitis, is now very much better.
 Messrs. Robert Hunter, Daniel Brem- ner and David Mustarde, who sailed for Europe on the first of July, report that they are having an elegant time. They spent ten days seeing the sights of London and are now touring through