The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-08-04

| of Lester street, West Haven. The marriage of Miss Nellie R. Fish CT and Charles Clark will take place this week. Miss Fisher resides on Put Imam street and her sister, Miss Anna
 Fisher, was one of the July brides. be- coming the wife of Leyerin B. Kendrick a few weeks ago.
 Phi Delta's friends will be pleased to learn that another ladies night" will be given at their club house at Morris Cove, Monday evening, August 10. The ! committee is preparing programme of music, instrumental and vocal, and an unusually pleasurabIe evening is ex- | pected. ..'5-
 The Rev. G. H. Thomas of Minneap- oils, son-in-law of Dr. J. P. c. Foster of this city, who has come to stay dur ing August in Rockland Park, preach ed at Short Beach chapel on Sunday | morning to a large congregation.
 The Connecticut probate assembly will have a shore dinner at the Hills homestead, Savin Rock, next Friday. Dinner will be served at 10 o'clock. Judge Joseph B.. Banning of Deep River, secretary of the assembly, and Judge Edward P. Nobbs of Bridgeport compose the committee of arrange | ments. J. G. Parker of S6 Trumbull street, executive secretary to President John M. Hall of the New York, New Haven 6 Hartford railroad, will leave to-day for a two weeks vacation. He will visit his wife's brother, J. P. Stack, who is bandmaster at the National Sol- diers' home, Marion, Ind, with the rank Of a commissioned captain. MT. Parker will be accompanied by his family. ss
 The family of Chief Howard c. Arms of Bristol and MT. and Mrs. Weed of New York, with their. grandchildren, came Saturday to Woodmont, where they have taken a cottage for the month of August. Chief Arms will spend one week at Woodmont
 Miss Susie c. Lasher after spending a month in Danbury has returned to her home in this city. accompanied by her cousin. Miss Anna B. Miner, of 70 1~2 Maple avenue.
 The many friends of Lawrence DaW-. son will be pained to learn that he has suffered a relapse, and while only re- cently discharged from the hospital, has been obliged to re-enter the institu- tion for continued treatment.
 Miss Sadie Green of Chestnut street, Bethel, has returned home from ten days visit at the Chautauqua assem- bly, in Plainville. Miss Rosalie Ohler, who accompanied her, will visit friends in this city and Seymour before return ing to Bethel.
 Announcement is made of the coming marriage of Miss Eveline Burr, daugh- ter of MT. and Mrs. Wells o. Shailor, to l.. Edmund Toocker. on Tuesday evening. August IS. at their home on West Main street. Milford.
 MT. and Mrs. A. J. Brooks of this city are the guests of friends in Clin- ton.
 Mrs. A. A. Baldwin of upper Broad street, Milford, is sojourning in Massa- chusetts in search of health,
 Miss Hazel E. Porter of Bristol re- turned home the first part of the week. after three weeks vacation She has been the guest of her aunt, Mrs. Wilson B. Porrer, 1245 State street.
 Miss Ruth E. True of Rochester, N. T., eldest daughter of the late Professor B. O. True. who was for many years pastor of the E'i,st Baotist church If Meriden and who preached many times at Calvary church, New Haven, is the guest of MT. and Mrs. Edward Miller of Meriden.
 D. BaumeI and his sister, Miss Josie, leave this week for Portland, Ore. where they will spend five or six weeks, visiting their brother. Paul, who is liv- ing there.
 MT. and Mrs. Horace BueIl of Fair Haven are the guests of Mrs. Buel's mother, Mrs Laura Wright, in Clinton.
 MT. and Mrs. George Marsh of Bran ford have for their guest Miss Ethel Merrick of Cold Spring on the Hud- son. g.
 Miss Etta Watrous of Clinton, who has been the guest of her sister, Mrs. Edward Veazy in this city, has re- turned.
 Judge and Mrs. R. $. Baldwin of Mil-. ford, accompanied by their daughter, Miss Charlotte, left yesterday for a months visit with relatives ill Cottage City, Mass.