The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-07-30

tack or eryslpelaS lu ms Iace- Contractor Bradley has commenced the erection of another Perola on the A M. Young grounds at Pine Orchard
 Charles Fitzgerald of this city is a guest in Hartford.
 William Gum, while employed in shingling a roof at William Sandals home on River street, Milford, Tuesday, cut deep gash in his thumb with a hatehet. The wound is quite severe and Gum was forced to quit work.
 F. w. Sperry. Arthur Sperry and Clarence Smith of this city are spend ing their vacation at Morris, Conn.
 pr. and Mrs. Dewitt Nettleton of Pittsburg. Pa, are spending few days | in Milford. the guests of Mrs. Char lotte Nettleton of Prospect street, Mill ford
 Miss Mamie Dolan and Miss Mattie Of New Milford are the guests of Mir. and Mrs. Robert Mcdonald of Union
 avenue. West Haven. l Mrs. Robert I. Robinson and son, Frank H. Robinson of West Haven, left last week for Newtown, Conn. Mrs.
 Robinson and son expect to be gone all summer, returning in September.
 At the golden wedding festivities of
 MT. and Mrs. William l.. Everit of Eld
 street. Tuesday evening, among the many beautiful gifts was $50 in gold
 from the Ladies Parochial society of St Paups church. of which Mrs. Everit
 is former president.
 The ladies of the Allingtown chapel
 will give lawn party at the residence Ice r aII nue this evening. The lawn will be H.
 luminated with hundreds of Chinese
 lanterns, under which tables will be
 spread. where cake and ice cream will
 be served There will be a gypsy tent,
 candy and lemonade booths and several
 other attractions. There will be music
 on the lawn. The ladies assure all who attend a grand time. The Congress
 avenue car passes the door. The com
 mittee in charge are Mrs. Theodore All
 ling, Mrs. Richard Hentz. Mrs. Louis
 Thomas Mrs. Walter Scranton, Mrs. John Malacrida and Mrs. Pastorion. -I R. I. Robinson spent yesterday in
 Newtown, Conn, with his family, who
 are located there for the summer. ,I Dairy Commissioner John B. Noble ' ltCtQIuCQ7 HUH q
 week at St Paul, Minn.. where he at I tended the annual convention of the X National Association of State Dairy and Food Departments
 Mrs. Mary Smith and family of Wharton street, West Haven. and Mrs. 1, Doolittle of Hartford have taken a cot tage near Waverly grove, and are en- < | toying an outing.
 fI Mrs. J. Waldeck, daughter Edna and : Master Wayne of 159 Blatch1ey avenue
 have gone for the month of August to a visit relatives in Cleveland. < Miss Lucia Reynolds has gone to !, Plainville, Conn, to visit her sister l Mrs. Mckinley, who has a cottage ], there for the season.
 i Mrs. Dunn, who has been visiting hel
 son. J. A. Dunn, president of the : Trades Council. has returned to hei < home in Middletown.
 z Ex- Representative Henry w. Averil ! of Branford during the past seasor ' raised and marketed about 28.000 bas. . kets of strawberries and raspberries t He should have raised 75,000 baskets . under average conditions.
 4 Clarence Rhodes, who is in bushes. \ in New London, has been spending { < few days at his home on Campbell ave :. nue, West Haven.
 aj Miss Viola Blogg of this city is wis a iting the family of Town Clerk Will ]. liam R. Foote of Branford ]. Mrs. Routh of Union avenue, Wes
 Haven, is entertaining her sister, Mrs k Sprague, and daughter, Miss Corrin, 5 sprague of Covington, Ky.
 e e LeRoy Root, clerk in the Yale Ma s tional bank, and Harry c. Baldwin o e 299 Whalley avenue, have gone for ? two weeks stay at Ocean Grove
 j Mrs. Miner and daughter, Miss Flor - ence Miner of East Haddam, are visit V ing Mrs. Harlow in West Haven syl Luthur Piper of Berlin is visiting hi < aunt, Mrs. Thomas, at her home ol
 Third avenue West Haven. HI Andrew Kettle, who has been spend |, ing several months in Philadelphia an, z Vineland, Pa, has returned to his hom $ on Richard street, West Haven.
 John E. Dunn of South Manchester t Connecticut manager of the Equitabl
 visiting relatives there, has returned t l. this city. nl Miss Annie Wilcox of New York f ol visiting at. the home of Mr. and Mrs
 Granville, Bradley Point.
 A certificate of incorporation was file, q in the office of the secretary of stat ,a Tuesday by the Terraceia Estates, In : corporated, of Greenwich. The com
 pany, which has capital of $40000, i Y incorporated for the purpose of develop ing land on Terraceia Island, Fla. Tn
 incorporators are Alfred W. Cowles an ' Harmon w Hendrick of New York an ,s Russell A. Cowles of Greenwich.
 Miss Augusta Crawford of Pine Bush ur N. Y, is the guest of Miss Florenc ,r Peck at her home, 753 Feorge street st during Mrs Peck's absence in North
 ford. . FH
 Levi Dart of sufffeld left July 2S t ' visit his brother at Minneapolis, Minr h He will also visit friends in othe
 places in Minnesota MT. Dart, who Y eighty years of age. is to make tn journey alone He has not seen hi V iI brother for forty-one years.
 Miss May O'Meara had as her gues \ last week Miss May Moreland of Koch 2 ester.
 Putnam lodge, A. o. U. w., of Put .s nam, entertained as visitors Grand Re Dl corder Knox and Grand Medical Fix II rx.. Il E4. Ayz. 1T i.