The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-07-29

O. n. treat has severed ms connection with the Otis Autograph company of Cleveland to. accept a position as Idraughtsman for the Peck Brothers of this city.
 Miss Gertrude Russell of Bridgeport is visiting MT. and Mrs. Darrow and family of 64 Houston street.
 Miss Mae Kelley. formerly of this city, now of Hartford, is spending the sum mer at Pine Orchard.
 Harry B. Darrow is spending his va cation at Clinton. Conn.
 Miss Geneva Quinlan of Bridgeport is spending a few weeks via 1er aunt. Mrs. J. Barrie of Wallace street. Mrs. William P Keegan is recovering from a severe illness at her summer home at Cosey Beach.
 Misses Annie and Vesta Wilson of Hartford are visiting in this city. Mir. and Mrs. J. c. Goldbaum and daughters are spending few weeks at Saratoga.
 Mrs. F. E Johnson and her daugter, Miss Bertha M Johnson of Hartford are at Woodmont.
 ! William c. Lotze, gengeral secretary of the Y. M. c. A, with Mrs. Litze, will sail for Europe Oh August g. After an extensive tour on the continent they will visit the Holy Land. They will be away several months.
 Miss Margaret Thompson of Whitney avenue went down to the summer home of her grandmother, Mrs. F. WayIand FeIlowes of New York, at Indian Neck, Wednesday, and Mrs H. Grant Thomp- son left yesterday to spend the remain der of the summer. Master Walter Wilson was entertain led at his home Wednesday evening by a number of his young friends. The evening was spent in the enjoyment of games, and bountifu1 supper was Iserved Among those present were the Misses Jennie Wilson, Mabel Partridge, Grace Clark, Lena Sheppard, Ruth Moulthrop and May Pitken, Masters Ar lthur Frisbie. Chester Moulthrope, Ern- lest Clark, Frank Frisbie and Willie Pursel.
 ! Mrs. J. J. Powers, Miss Josephine Powers, and Mrs, L. A. Chase are visit ling friends in St. Paul, Minn. They will Ireturn via St. Louis and Washington, ID. C.
 | The Reenette assembly wishes to an- Inounce its Initial dance of the season to be held at Hoyt's pavilion, Cosey Beach, August 1. The members of the commit tee in charge have spared no pains in
 their efforts to make this hop suc- cess.
 Mrs. Lyman Brainard and Miss
 Smyth are the guests of Mrs. Leverett
 Brainard at her cottage in Fenwick. | Miss Annie Bone, who Is home on a vacation from New York city, where she is employed as typewriter with a
 Twenty third street concern, with her sister attended the wedding of Miss
 Margaret Young of Mount Vernon, to Alfred A. Jones, principal of one of the New York schools, which took place last Thursday evening. MT. and Mrs.
 Jones spent part of their honeymoon at 1.-the Bone home in this city, stopping over on the way to the Adirondacks.
 Mrs. Jones parents also spent their Honeymoon with Mr. and Mrs. Bone twenty-three years ago. | William A Johnson of Center street,
 West Haven, who has been spending a few weeks with his parents, left Wed- tuesday to join his company at Banfor.
 Me; the Alcort Co. of Boston. He ex- | Ipects to be away ten months and will | visit the Pacific coast during the winter,
 Mrs. John Warmer of Smith street. West Haven, and her mother, Mrs. Lindley, have returned from their camp at Plainville, where they were for a short stay.
 Mrs. Gilbert of Middletown spent Wednesday with Miss Lillie Mosher of First avenue, West Haven. Mir. and Mrs. John Boyle of Second avenue, West Haven, are receiving con- tgratulations from their many friends upon the advent of a baby girl. Both mother and daughter are doing well. Mrs. c. l.. Thomas, who has been the guest of MT. and Mrs. Edward L. Net tleton, left for her home in Chicago yes- Iterday.
 ! Miss Eleanor Richards of Richard placeentertained the members of the s. Is. club Wednesday afternoon. This is | the first reunion of this club since the Iclosing of school, and a merry after | HUH WctS =CIlJOyCosDS ltlSt yOui1S5 !! Miss Annie Fitch of this city is the
 guest of Miss Eleanor Sanford in Litch- field, and led the german at big dance Fat the Litchfield club recently. Mrs. Edward Gagel and children of
 Center street, West Haven, are spend- ling. several weeks with Mrs. Gagel's ifather in Scranton, Pa. .. Philip Coe of this city is a new addi- ton to the summer sojourners in Ltch- | field. ~
 Mir. Potter who has been spending
 week with his. son, Harry Potter, in
 Plainfield, N. J., returned home yes- Iterday. s&+5.. l. \ Miss Vera Dickernlan of Campbell tavenue and the Misses Helen and Elsie
 Teasdale of York street, West Haven,
 were the guests of Miss Bessie War