The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1904-09-20
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Augur Well Known Here-Returned
from Chicago-SIany Personal and
Social Items of Interest.
Willard Augur, who died at the hos
pital Of typhoid fever, was well known
here, having been driver for Epson
& Grannis many years. He was i'll only
"a few days. He leaves one son. The
remains were taken to the home of his
brother, George Augur. In Northford.
The funeral will be held to-day.
The Rev. Z. S. Ufford and Chester
Harris, life line evenagelists, viii take
part in the meeting at the East Pearl
Street NJ. e. church this evening. Man
Overheard is the subject of Mr.. If
ford's address, to be illustrated by a
life line presented to him by a sea
captain, and which was used in saw
ing twenty three lives. 1t is the regu-
lar weekly prayer meeting, and there
will be an added interest in listening
to the evangelists.
Mr. and Mrs. Edwar H. Barnes and
two sons returned from Chicago yester-
day afternoon. En- route to Chicago,
one son, Herbert, was taken i'll with
appendicitis. and was taken to hos
pital in that cityE where an operation
was performed. He is now nearly CON
Yalescent
William A. Warner is expected home
from the Adirondacks to-day. He left
his wife and two children at Blue
Mountain Lake. His son Winfield. who
was very i'll at a New York hospital,
and who accompanied the family, on the
trip, Is now much improved in health.
Tomorrow evening the Quinnipiae
Hose, Hook and Ladder company will
give a dance at Brockett's point. It is
complimentary to the wives and lady
friends Of the members, who assisted
so well in preparing the big collation. for
the firemen's tournament, given under
the auspices Of the company several
weeks ago.
Miss Lottie Barnes, who for twc
months has visited her grandfather
Captain Harry Barnes, and family Of
Lenox street has returned to Philadel-
phia.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. A. Beebe have re
turned from their summer cottage eli
Eotchkiss Grove, and are now at their
home on Pine street. They returned II
their. naphtha launch which Mr.. Beebe
built last winter. The boat is called
The Yumah, the same name as Mr.
Beebe's cottage. Mrs. Beebe's aunt
Mrs. George Brown, who has been with
her for two and a half years, has gone
to Detroit, where two of her sons re.
side. She went out, In company witt
her daughter-in-law Mrs. Charles
Brown, who has been visiting in Bos.
ton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred A. Williams, jr,
are visiting Mr.. Williams parents OF
Lloyd street Mr. Williams has beer
engaged in electrical work as an cleo
,trical engineer at Put-In-Bay, LAX,
Erie, at large hotel the past season
He will probably have q similar posi-
ton in the south this winter, the same
as last year.
Miss Lottie Bishop of Grand avenue
has returned to Mt Holyoke seminary
Edwin NJ, Slocombe of TownsenS
avenue, Cornell, '04; has returned from
a western trip.
Miss Antoinette Brett Of Woolsey
street is a guest at the North Branfort
parsonage.
Miss Lottie Parmelee of Quinnipiat
avenue Is visiting at Providence, r.
Miss Beulah stannard Of East Pear
street has returned from Durham.
John Cunning of James street is horn,
from Oxford.
Miss Mamie Burnes Of Shelton stree
is visiting in Amherst, Mass.
Miss Clara L., daughter Of Thoma.
Butler, of Lighthouse Point, has com
menced her duties as teacher in tn,
public school at Soners. H.
A committee Of the Holy Name so
ciety of st. Francis church is planning
social to be held In October.
Mrs. Henry I. Barnes Of ia Exchang,
street is visiting her sister, Mrs. Wal
ter Lewis of Hartford.
The Daughters of Isabella gave thei,
final dance of the season at Lighthouse
Point last evening.
The funeral of Policeman Charles F
shannahan will be held at st. Franci,
church this morning at 9 o'clock. HI
had been on the police force thirty.
two years, but of late on the reserve
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