The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1904-08-05

Mass.
Mrs. Henry Farber and daughter. of
Albany. n. Y, are the guests Of F. F.
Shumway. Of Alden avenue, Westville,
for the summer.
Mrs. A. o'Brien and brother. Of this
city. are spending few weeks at Nor
folk. .@.s
Mrs. +. S. Mum, Of Westville, is in
Kent, where she viii visit friends two
weeks.
Miss Lottie and Master Wesley Rich
ards. with their aunt, Mrs. Nellie Tut
tie, Of Waterbury, are at Sayin Rock
for the week.
Miss Helen Gibney, OF West Haven,
who has been visiting relatives in
Thomaston. has returned home after a
pleasant stay.
Miss Elizabeth Hooker, Miss Peck and
Donald R. Hooker are at Rangeley
Lakes for the remainder Of the summer
season.
Mrs. ]. T. Wynne and son Donald, OF
Emerson street, Westville, have return
ed home after a weeks visit in Chesh-
ire.
Miss Emma Reynolds, of West Ha-
ven, was on business trip to Hartford
"wednesday.
Miss Bertha Stein, Of Rockville, is
spending the month Of August at Sayin
Rock.
William A. Borden and family, Of Al
den avenue, Westville, are at Double
Beach, where they will pass the month
of August.
Mrs. II. L. Johnson, of West Haven,
has returned from a months vacation
trip through Vermont and Massachu-
lsetts.
Miss Mary Tucker, Of Westville. a
teacher in the public schools Of Derby,
lis a guest Of Mrs. John Dunn in Bran
ford.
Miss Virginia Cummings. who has
been staying at the Columbia cottage.
bradley Point, has returned to her
home in Torrington-
Miss Elsie Pelton, of Bridgeport, is
visiting Mrs. Joseph Merrils in Clinton
for few weeks.
Josiah T. Benton who has been at the
College of Nurses In Colorado and also
lgetting practical experience in mining,
lis spending a vacation at his home in
Branford.
Miss Willard and Mrs. Schuyler. of
West Haven, are spending a week in
New York.
i Arrivals at the Clinton house are Ed
ward c. TilIyard and w. wilcox, Of
derby, and William D. Holt, Of New
Haven.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Lucey and fam
lily, of West Haven, have taken a cot
ltage at Short Beach for the month Of
August.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Hotchkiss
Ehave arrived in Clinton from New York,
Iwhere they have been spending a few
days.
William G. Foote, of the fire depart
Iment, has gone for week to recuper-
u ate in the mountains. His wife accom-
Ipanied him.
Ex- Representative William r. Smith
land wife, of Higganum, who have been
1.-THE guests of Mr. and Mrs. Sherman
IDolpe in Branford, returned home on
/. Wednesday.
At the peach festival given in North
Haven by the ladies of st. Johns p 2.
Ichurch Wednesday evening there was a
lpeach tree in one corner of the hall and
Ito each branch was attached a number,
holders of lucky numbers winning very
Handsome prizes. Mrs. Herbert Bas-
lsett was in charge OF the festival, which
was one of the pleasantest Of the sum-
inner.
Rev. and Mrs. f.. H. L. Hammond
land family, Of West Haven, who have
been spending few weeks at the camp
grounds at Plainville, returned home on
Wednesday.
Il w. f. Porter, Of this city, is the guest
Iof Harry w. Vail, OF Commerce street
West Haven.
Mrs. ]. "A. Kelsey and daughter, Miss
Virginia Kelsey, of Center street, West
Haven. left yesterday for Saratoga
Springs, where they will spend severa
lweeks.
Miss Madeline futile, clerk in the
money order department at the post
Ioffice, has returned from vacation tril
lin CRANKY.
Mrs. Lille e. Dunston, Of Washing.
ton, D. G., gave an Illustrated health
talk at the Studio, Branford. yesterday
Afternoon.
Mrs. Frederick Laugbein and chill.
dren. OF Winthrop avenue, have left fol
Ian extended visit among relatives ant
friends in Brooklyn and in Rutherford
N. =.
81 Mrs. Frank Jerold, of Branford, en-
ltertained the Misses Luck and Clara
Hubbard, Of Hartford, at her home or
"wednesday.
The minstrel entertainment held OF
"wednesday evening at the Pequot clul
Ihouse by the Phi Deltas was very sue
icessful The music and the programm,
lWere very good. After the entertain
ment the minstrels and their audienc,
lenjoyed informal dancing
II The Peterson family, Of New Haven
Twill give a concert at the Short Beacl
lchapel this evening for the benefit d
the carpet fund.
HoRTICULTURIsTs.