The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-08-03


 Mir. and Mrs. Fred. E. Weld of Woes ter place are camping at Twin Lakes near Branford for the month of Aug ust. MT. Weld is the well known vocal instructor.
 Miss Winnie Yates, neice of Mrs. John H. Hardy of 1S6 Meadow street, writes she has arrived safely home in NeWtown near Manchester, England, having had a delightful trip on tho fine steamer Baltic of the White Star line.
 Mrs. Edwin F. Mersick of 1255 Chapel street is spending the month of August at the Arlington hotel, Kauneonga, sul- livan county, N. r.
 The Reinette assembly gave very successful and pleasant dance at Hoyt's pavilion. Cosey Beach, Monday night, and all who attended report a fine time.
 Miss May Staples of Stowe. Mass, is visiting MT. and Mrs. Arthur L. Staples of 510 Winthrop avenue.
 Mrs. Adam Ramsay of East River, Conn. has been visiting friends in Bridgeport and New Haven. Mir. Ram say has just received word that his sister is dead in Scotland.
 Samuel A. Kirby, Ned Spalding, Ed. Jeffcott and Ike Harris will start next Saturday for a weeks cruise off Block Island and Gardiner's bay on the sloop Clarissa o.
 Messrs Howard Beach and Edward Carter of this city were the guests of friends at cottage in GuiIford sun- daJ.
 Harry oviatt is spending two weeks vacation at his old home in Bur- Iington. Vt. From there he will go west and visit the St Louis exposition.
 George Grant of the Commercial hos tel on Meadow street sails for Switzer- land next Saturday.
 The birthday gathering of Thomas F'risbie, which will be held at his home in Damascus Friday, August 5, is one of the most important annual happen- ings in that district, which really is a part of Pine Orchard, and will be at tended by about hundred friends. No special invitations have been issued, but all friends of the jolly, genial old gentleman will be welcomed to the gathering.
 John Hennessey, who has been work ing in Stamford. commenced work at the New York Lock companys plant Monday.
 Herbert Bentley and family of Bur ton street are visiting friends in Great Barington,
 Miss Margaret Granniss, the twenty year old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph W. Granniss of 366 Elm street, West Haven, and Benjamin Rockfellow | of Orange, rural mail carrier were married in New York January 10, and announcement of the wedding has just been made.
 Roy Shumway is visiting at his home on Alden avenue MT. Shumway lives 1 at the shore in summer, but has return- ed for a few days visit with his par- lents
 Miss Susie Hutchinson, of Brooklyn, N. Y., is spending the month at her old home on Hopson avenue. c. G. Johnsonsof Whalley avenue has returned from New York, where he has been staying for two weeks. Mrs. Charles F. Young of Providence I is. the guest of Mrs. Henry Averill of Montowese street. The Theta Epsilon society will meet this evening with Miss Lottie Gourley at her home on Campbell avenue.
 The following were elected tom member ship in the Governors Foot guard Mon- I day night: Dr. Louis E. Cooper, All- sonia; Dr. Andrew l.. Brown, New York; John E. Judson and Edward Mora. both of this city. The retirement of Adjutant Russell Thompson was all so announced, to the regret Of the conn parv.
 Henry Weidig of Lester street, West Haven, is enjoying fifteen days va cation. His place as letter carrier is being filled by James Kane of New Ha- ven
 Miss Minnie Wooding of North street | is spending her vacation with relatives I in Plymouth, Conn. 1 Ex- Selectman John B. Russell, of Stony Creek, left yesterday morning | for Providence on a combined trip of business and pleasure, and will be away several days One of the objects of his trip is to purchase a hose car riage for the Stony Creek fire depart ment.
 Letter Carrier Stanford is off on a fifteen days vacation. Peter Flynn of the New Haven office will substitute while Stanford is away, Mrs. Frederick Farnsworth, who is spending the summer at Bradley Point, has gone with two of her children for a two weeks stay in Vermont. Clifford Kitchen, catcher for the Westville baseball team, crushed his finger while playing ball Monday. He may not be able to catch again during the remainder of the season.
 Mrs F. Kinsley, the popular music teacher, who resides on Smith street, leaves to-day for g months outing, which she will spent in Monterey, Mass. Mrs. Bevan and daughter May, are visiting relatives in Buckingham Mrs. Leverett Fox and children of Syracuse N. Y, are the guests of Mrs. Fox's father, George Brooke of Brown street, West Haven. The Mises Anna and Mabel Todd of Clintonville are the guests of MT. and Mrs. U. s. Clark of Richard place. ADJUTANT THOMPSON RETIRED. At the quarterly meeting of the Foot