The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-08-29

ct, will be the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Jenks, of 42 Sperry street, this week.
 Miss Minnie McHugh is spending a few days with her aunt, Mrs. Robert H. Page, of Union City.
 CoIlis Granfield, of the carriers force at the postofice. has returned to his duties after a pleasant vacation.
 Miss Ella M. Belden, who has been spending her vacation with her mother on Sylvan avenue, left last week for Mount Pleasant, Iowa, where she re- sumes her duties, having entire charge of vocal culture in the Wesleyan uni versity. Miss Emma J. Needham, who has been her guest, will accompany her west.
 Walter Thompson, of First avenue, West Haven, who has been spending the last two weeks in Jackson, N. H., is exected home to-day. MT. Albert A. Williams has nearly completed writing a caprice which will be brought out by the publishers in two weeks. " <g :..t
 Messrs. Clifford. Vivian and Fred Lee, eAAO AAdfE OCEl at SbcCg oCdNl 1OA AAAS last two weeks, have returned to their home in New Britain.
 Miss Mathilda Miller, of Beach street, West Haven, left last week for the Worlds fair for month, after which she will go to California, where she will make her home. She was formerly cashier at the White City. Charles J. Smith of Paterson, N. J., a fine baritone singer, who is in the city demonstrating the latest produc- tions of the Greene Publishing company When Dream of You" and "A Sweet Rosebud' is the guest of George Ray nor, well knownalocal tenor.
 The Pequot management have .deeid- led to run an extra hop next Friday night, although the season mas always previously closed with Pequot day, which this year comes on Monday, the 29th. The reason for this extra is the great success of the Friday night hops, and the desiresof the young people to extend the fun into September, which Is always a dull month socially.
 Mrs. Frank Beecher and daughter, Florence, of North Attleboro, Mass, T GAAG NA0AbAlAe5 VI AdllNio nACttAA4y OA Holmes street, West Haven.
 MT. Franklin Merrell, of Lee, Mass, lis visiting his son, A. B. Merrell, 50 Platt street. MT, Merrell is seventy nine years old, hale and hearty. I Miss Nellie O'Brien, of 6 Academy street, with Miss Minnie Keith, of Law renee street, are visiting MT. and Mrs. John May at their cottage at Far Rock away for a few days on their way home from sojourn at Atlantic City
 MT. and Mrs. Philip Crampton have returned from their wedding tour to. Atlantic City.
 Mrs. Hurlburt, of 29 Sylvan avenue, has been the guest for the past week of Mrs. ". A. Thomas, of Hamden. l Francis c. Coley, chief clerk in the office of the New Haven roads general passenger agent, with his family, is en- Ejoying vacation at Tyringham in the Berkshire hills.
 Miss Agnes Barry, of Wallace street, is spending her vacation in Bridgeport. Sergeant Alexander Gibson, of the central precinct, with his son, will go I ito New York for a week.
 Mrs. Charles Marr, of Hartford is visiting her mother, Mrs. J. Parsons, of 1 Campbell avenue, West Haven. Miss Grace McCarten. who has been 1 visiting friends in Naugatuck, has re- turned to this city.
 Bernard Healy of 25 Columbus ave- Enue, left Saturday for a ten days stay at Revere Beach, Mass.
 Mrs. Sudden, of North Brookf1eld, is |yisiting Mrs A. N. Partridge, of 4O5 George street.