The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1904-08-12

on the continent, having ViSlted HAM
burg, Paris, London, but stopping
chiefly in Germany.
David z. Sprague and family who
have been spending the past few weeks
at Savin Rock, have returned to Water
willie. ~ liz
Mrs. William A. overton and Miss
Eloise Robinson Of Natituck will spend
three or four weeks with Mrs. John
Preston of Woodbridge.
Miss Josephine Heating, who has
spent her vacation at sayin Rock has
returned to South Manchester.
Mr.. land Mrs. Henry Behrens of 70
Spring street, West Haven, will leave
tomorrow for New York, where they
viii visit friends over Sunday, going on
Monday to st. Louis, where they will
spend two weeks at the fair. On their
return trip they will stop OFF at Niagara
Falls and will also spend several days
lat Saratoga.
Among those from Branford who ex-
pect to attend the national conventions
of the 6. A. r. and w. r. c. in Boston
next week are Mr.. and Mrs. Flanders,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. E Plant, Mr. and Mrs.
Ammi Barker, Mrs. Cornelia Beach,
Mrs. H. W. Hubbard, Mrs. W. l.
Moore.
MISS Emily. Brunt OF Whalley avenue
is the guest of friends in Orange.
MISS Jennie Thayer LETT Stamford yes
tefday Tor Meriden' where she VIII De
gan preparatory WORK LOT entrance 10
the framing school for nurses.
4 private sale Of the household fur-
nlsnings OF the late Captain 5Ihomas
GlDson VIII De held az ms rate nome on
Forest street, August u. Ihis Is rare
opportunity Ior lovers OF the antique "
OBTAIN many valuable curiosites.
Wllllam Beers OF Montowese street,
brafllor "a Is AGAIN apie % DC ABOUT ms
nome atter q Two weeks illness.
r. ,. MUM OF Whalley avenue leit
Wednesuay Ior Rent Where ne VIII
spend q week. MRS. MUM mas peen
there lot some time.
Jameson OF the FINE orcharu nsh
iiarNe1' VINO mas peen Out OF nealtn Ior
long time, has signed with the Bra
zilian steamship company, ana expects
20 take to the sea again ABOUT Octo-
Der !.
Inc SoilIortaple society anu Ieorsia
chapter Of the Eastern Star, Branford,
held their annual outing ana picnic at
Double Beach YESTERDAY.
Edward Beecner 81 New YORK, put
formerly Of Centerviile Is spending a
weeks visit with friends IN CENTER
vile.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roberts Of Sls sherman
avenue VIII leave next Iuesday with
their daughter, and Miss Frace Hall OF
Whalley avenue, for Fair View, Norris
Cove, where they have taken cottage
for two weeks.
Winter Everest has arrived IN Gem
terville after several weeks business
trip in Pennsylvania.
Walter p. Stanley arrived IN New
York Thursday, August I, on the steam
er Carpathia Of the Cunard line, and
will spend the remainder Of the sum
mer at Stanley Point, Short Beach. Mr,
Stanley has spent several months study
ing music at Vienna.
William Wauless and family have
MAYED from their former nome on west
Prospect street to the house on the cor
IiSI VI Lay Iotl stAINs SAtA ~ AhAsAAtt~J =
nue..
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry G. Harrison left
Branford for Fair Haven, where they
will be the guests Of Captain Jared
Griffin.
The new Westville house has nearly
reached completion. The date Of its
opening has not yet been fixed.
Mrs. George Marsh Of Church street,
Branford, is entertaining Mrs. M. II.
Wilson and children from Waterbury.
An informal musicale was held at
the home Of Frank Terrell OF Whalley
avenue Wednesday evening. Mr. Ter
rell presided at the piano and Robert
Kennedy CAV several violin solos,
l"L'Addio,' Simple Confession" and
l"Cavalleria Rusticana" We're some OF
the selections rendered.
| Alice Meigs Of this city is spending
August with her grandmother on Hop
son avenue, Branford.
| Miss Olive Stevenson of Peck ave