The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-08-02

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 A special meeting of the Ladies Aid society of the Westville Congregational church has been called for this after noon at o'clock.
 Attorney J. Birney Futile left for an extended trip to Saratoga, N. T., yes lterday morning.
 Mir. and Mrs. J. T. Carpenter, with their son, Harry Carpenter. left yester- day morning for Bangor. Me, to sepend the fest of the summer and fall with relatives.
 Joseph M. Keller, sexton of Christ lchurch. has sailed for Europe on the Kron Prinz Wilhelm on tour of two months through France, Germany and Switzerland. in which countries he has relatives. This is MT. Keller's first visit ivisit to Europe in twenty years.
 Mir. and Mrs. Daniel Dahill and chill ldren, of Hartford, were visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. James Skelly, of lClay street, last week. Mr Dahill is tcaptain of the Hartford fire department land while here inspected some of the local houses He expressed himself as well pleased with the New Haven de- Ipartment.
 MT. and Mrs. D. L. Sharp of Bran iford, are visiting friends in Guilford for a few weeks.
 MT. and Mrs. F. R. Lewis, of West Haven, were in Hartford yesterday att tending the funeral of MT. Lewis aunt. Mrs. NJ. D. Judd.
 Joseph Garland is entertaining John Nolan, of New Britain. and Miss Helen Anglin, of Kingston N. Y. MT. Nolan lis student in St. Charles college, Ma lryland
 Rollin c. Coe. of Elm street, West Haven, left on Saturday for a ten days pleasure trip to Halifax
 Miss Eugene Gold is expected home from Mantle in a few days Miss Gold has been visiting her aunt, Mrs. Frank Slater, of that place. On her return Mrs. Frank Mum, of Whalley avenue, will make visit at the home of Mrs. lSlater.
 A. J. Thompson, the popular florist, Iof Campbell avenue, who broke his ankle recently, is able to be out once more.
 pr. and Mrs. A. Lehman, of Banga- Hose, India. were visitors of friends in this city Sunday. Dr. Lehman is a well-known missionary.
 Walter Allen, of West Haven, is pass ling his vacation In Seafred, Del, and Fredericksburg, Md, with relatives. He expects to- be away two weeks. Return ling, he will visit Philadelphia and New York city
 Miss Anna Eurie, of this city, and Miss Alma Graber, of Brooklyn, have tgone to the Catskills to spend months lvacation.
 1 Mr and Mrs. Henry c. Coe, of Mis- lsouri City. la, are the guests of MT. land Mrs J. c. Coe, of Elm street, West Haven.
 Mrs. L. O'ConneH and three children, lof Lima, O., have been visiting Mrs. O'Connell's sisters, Mrs Thomas Lyons, lof Court street, and Miss Hary O'Brien, lof Main street, West Haven, for the past four weeks. I William F Hull, George Wycoff and Dufield Peck will take a weeks outing lon Captain Samuel Spencers yacht on la fishing trip
 Raymond McNfcholl, who has been lvisiting MT. and Mrs. Leake, of West Haven, left for his home in Watertown lon Saturday, accompanied by George Leake, who will De his guest for two weeks
 Mrs, Kate Barnes and family are ex- lpected to arrive here in d few days from Jersey City, N. J., and visit her parents, MT. and Mrs. William Dall- lmeyer.
 Miss Jean Beckwitll, of West Haven, who has been spending two weeks in New Preston, returned home Saturday Ievening, having enjoyed a delightful louting.
 Miss Carrie Davis, who has been lspending the last few weeks in Bran ford as the guest of Mrs. 6. H. Ryder left yesterday for her home in Boston lafter:a pleasant stay. MT and Mrs Henry Kapitzke are al- ready visiting here, and a family re- union will be held when the expected guests arrive.
 Miss Winifred Berger, of Reading, is visiting her brother, Kenneth s. Berger of Campbell avenue West Haven, for a { few weeks.
 George Phelps, of Boston, is in Gin, ton. MT Phelps taught the western
 district school in Clinton fifty years age
 and was a successful teacher.
 Miss Rena Holt, who has been spend. , ling few weeks with relatives in Ter. ryville, returned home Saturday even ing.
 Miss Maud Reynolds is the guest ol
 her father, Dr. Reynolds, in Clinton, fol : the summer. MT. and Mrs. F. s. Bradley. of West Haven, are entertaining for a weel , Mrs. Bradley's brother and family, MT
 and Mrs. W. H. Gardner, of Hartford at their cottage at Woodfnor1t. Frederick Hotchkiss and wife, o Clinton, are spending the week in New York.
 Ernest Guirding, of Newark, N. J., il visiting Walter skiff, of Smith street
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