The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-07-28

Mrs Ernest Bartholomew Of the Fine Orchard road, Branford, has been en- tertaining Mrs. Adelaide Senia and grandsons of New York. Esther Bar thoIomew returned to the metropolis with Mrs. Senia on Saturday for short stay. '
 Miss Margaret Granniss of Pine Or chard, in company with her relative, James Mcintyre of Chicago, will sail for Europe August 15.
 Mrs. F. E. Beach of Queaeh, Bran ford, has for her guests cousin, Miss Harriet Thompson and friend, Miss Gertrude Volkening of Brooklyn. At- ter a two weeks stay there the young ladies will go to Newport.
 Mrs. D. Wallace and daughter, Doro- thy, of Waterbury, were the guests or Mrs. G. Franklin Hoyt of Cosey Beacn last week. ss Cline Bradley and family are occu- pying one of the Bradley cottages at Haycock Point, Branford. Mrs. Brad 1 ley is entertaining Mrs. Cline and son of New York, Wallace Hendricks of Brooklyn and other New York friends. Yesterday afternoon Miss Roberta Bradley entertained a party of her young Branford friends at the sea. Miss Carrie Tassie has returned. from \ a visit of a week with Miss Rose Gerr- nor in Stratford.
 l Miss Lulu Prinz, of IA Chestnut street, has returned from pleasant two weeks vacation spent at Mrs. Oh mems farm at New Preston, Litchfield county.
 1 Rev. N. J. Squires and daughter, Miss Nettie Squires, of West Haven, lett yesterday for Greenport, T.. +, where lthey will join the other members of the family and spend the summer at their old home. Miss Norma Squires will spend the month of August with her parents.
 I H. J. Beckmann has returned from l two weeks tour spent at Washington and Baltimore. MT. Beckmann took a number of photographs of places vis- tied, and he is now busy developing lthem
 1 Mrs. Lewis Clephane. of Washington, lis visiting MT. and Mrs. David Collins lin West Haven.
 MT. and Mrs. G. A. Rebal and family, of Brooklyn, are visiting MT. and Mrs. IR. c. Henze, of 62 Arch street, for a few weeks.
 I Miss Beardsley, of this city, who is lspending the summer in Stratford, vis- #tited her grandparents, Hon. and Mrs. iC. w. Beardsley, of Milford, last Fri
 day.
 Miss May Henze, who has been spend-
 ing a vacation in Woodbridge, returned
 home yesterday afternoon after a pleas
 ant stay.
 Mrs. wi lliam aBiley and children, of l West Haven, have gone 10 Deep River
 to visit Mrs. Bailey's parents for a few
 weeks.
 J A. H. Dean and wife, of Westfield,
 Mass, are the guests of Dr. and Mrs.
 William N. Winne, of Harrison street, Westville.
 Dr. aKowalewski, of this city, has pur-
 chased through the agency of F. R. Lewis. Miss Blake's house on Campbell avenue, West Haven, and will occupy it lin the near future.
 The condition of Mrs. Mason Hotch- $ kiss, of Westville,.i is reported as much M improved. .
 Mrs. Price, Of West Haven, who re- E gently had a fall, has recovered from
 her accident.
 The pulpit of the First Methodist
 church, Middletown, will be supplied
 until September 1 by Rev. c. Telford s Erickson, of this city Mrs. E. D. Payne of Thompson street
 West Haven, is visiting friends in Hart ford
 Harold Arms, the only son of Chiei lHoward C.. Arms, of Bristol, who left 2 year ago for Montana, is on his way home. He left there fifteen days ago } He went away for the benefit of hi: ], I health, which is now good. $ The silver trowel used in laying thu
 cornerstone of the new St. Lawrence I church, West Haven, has been given t | James Melloy.
 s. A. Griswold, of Branford. has beer
 lill with chills and fever for nearly i, week. He is attended by Dr. Penney He was able to be at his office yester , day.
 The Ladies Aid society of the filling
 town chapel is planning for a lawn par Ity on Thursday evening at the residence : lof w. w. Lines, Campbell avenue. 7 Rev Dr. Arthur H. Goodenough' : ldaughter, Mavis Glare, has been i'll fo
 lseveral months. Last Friday there wa f Ia new development in the case and ol ]. Sunday an operation was found to b :, necessary, which was performed by Dl . Augustus Angel, of Hartford, assiste l Eby Dr. Walter E. Thorpe of Bristo y The patient was resting comfortabl v yesterday at her fathers home in Bris
 tol.
 n MT. and Mrs. F. R. Lewis, of Cente : street, West Haven, left yesterday fo l. an outing of several days. Ii Master Bernard Roberg, of Fountai X street Westville, was unexpectedly de
 scended upon by large number of hi . lyoung friends Saturday afternoon and z joyful time followed.
 Mrs. Totten and her daughter Nitric z of Milford, are spending the month z Fort Mansfield, Watch Hill, R. T., 2
 the guests of Lieutenant James Tottel .t U. 5. A. # MT. and Mrs. Albert Sibold and famil
 lof West Haven,. left yesterday for tf if Plainville camp grounds for stay { II two weeks.
 Miss Edna Goldsmith daughter of M y land Mrs William Goldsmith, of Mi s. ford, is in this city for week, the gue le of Mrs. John Scofield. IS Rev. A. J. Gammack, of West Have ,r Twill be absent during the month of Al
 gust at his summer home at Lake Bal x,,tel,