The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-08-04

Miss Annie Fleming is spending two weeks vacation at her old home in Pittsfeld.
 This after1Boon at o'clock at the stu dio, Short E each, very interesting H. lustrated helllth talk for women will be given. The speaker, Lillie B. Dustin, of Washington, is most entertaining lecturer and thoroughly in sympathy with her subject. r..--
 Mir. and Mrs. John Brown and Miss Hattie Brown, of West Haven, are spending tMo weeks in Great Barring ton, Mass -..
 The anniversary outing of Russell council, K. oi. C., will be held at South End to-day. Frederick Roster, formerly of the firm of Holman 6; Foster, Central market, now of Tucsial, Arizona, was married to Miss Mary E Powell, of Tucsin, at the residence of her sister, in Fl Paso, Tex as, July B. and left for the east Mon day, August I. MT. and Mrs. George Foster, of Short Beach, expect their son and his bride to arrive the last of this week.
 Mrs. Frederick Fox, of Jewell street, Westville, haize moved to Springside avenue.
 Josiah Bent1n, who has been in Col orado for the loast two years attending the Colorado School of Mines and also working in the mines, arrived at his home in Brantord Point Tuesday for a vacation.
 Misses Grace. and Elsie Kerr, daugh- ters of Rev. MI. Kerr, former pastor of the Westville Congregational church, are visiting at lthe home of Mrs. Ernest Doolittle of Whalley avenue, for a few weeks.
 Edward Gordon, the popular clerk at lWhitterwilHs sh grocery, Branford, is confned to his home with illness. Dur ling his absenoss from his accustomed duties George tr. Bristol is filling his position.
 Miss Florencls Hall and sister, of Newark. N. J., fare the guests of their eousin, Miss Emily Harra, of Vest Iville
 Winnie Beardsley, of Center street. Branford. is i'll with an attack of ty- lphoid fever.
 l Mrs. Lima Pieper, the new district deputy was officially welcomed during the meeting of Columbia lodge, I. o. O. F., Tuesday night.
 Mrs. M D. Pal'melee, of this city, is visiting her sister, Mrs H. M. Hinman, of Branford. Il The Misses ArNilla and Bessie Smith, lof Yslesville, win spend the next few days at Plainville.
 Edwin s. May and family, of Yales- Iville. left yesterday for few weeks Istay in Higganuni.
 Rev. E. c. Reynolds and family, of IYalesville, are atl Indian Neck for the month of August.
 Miss Helen c. Williams, of Yonkers. N. Y, is guest ,of Miss Mamie Will Hams, of Branford.
 Miss L. H. Seibal. of Mohawk, N. Y., lis making inquiries to ascertain the Whereabouts of her father, William Seibel. It is belieYed that MT. Seibel is lemployed in one od, the local iron fac- tories Any and a4l information should be addressed to Postoffice Box fl, Mo- hawk, N. Y.
 Miss Rhena Drea'ser, who has been tutoring in Branfordl during the summer months, is sufferer from chills and ILCNCl ctitd VIII ACeAN NO AOA AASA IA Lewiston, Me, next week.
 Mrs. Lewis Clepham, who has been the guest of her brother, David Collins. in West Haven, has gone to Northtield Ito join her daughters Miss Ella Clep- ham. where she will spend several weeks before returning to her home in Washington.
 Paul T. Keloe, off West Haven, has left for months visit to the St Louis exposition.
 Mir. and Mrs. Enoss Warner, of Bran lford, are spending the month of Au- lgust in one of the Flair cottages at Short Beach.
 The opening of the$fair and bazaar of St. Lawrence church In Millers Casino, on Beach street, West Haven, Tuesday might, was a very imp ortant happening Ito the Roman Catholic residents. The fair will continue until August 8, and an a very attractive Hrogramme of en- tertainment has been prepared for each ievening.
 Miss Rose Holstein, ,of New London, Ihas come to New Hayel1 for her annual vacation.