The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1904-08-10

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Grace N. E. church, is at West Hart
ford for the month Of August.
Mr.. and Mrs. Max Stober Of Whalley
avenue are the proud parents Of baby
boy. The youngster put in his appear
ance early Sunday morning.
Miss Pauline Hasselbach is at the Ho-
tel Sea Breeze. Fort Trumbull Beach,
for two weeks.
Mr.. Schief, of Bethany. lost purse
containing over $50 in Westville Mon
day. He thinks that the money was
lost in the business section Of the VII
lage.
Mr.. and Mrs. George E. Fifeld Of los
Sherman avenue left Saturday for
Pownal, VT. for two weeks visit.
Mr.. William Roth of Davis street has
has been entertaining Mr.. Frederick
Schubert of Middletown and William
Martell Of Bridgeport.
DR.. Seymour Spier and the other
members Of Dwight Place church
quartette are having vacation. Pro-
fessor Schnautz, with the following well
known talent led the singing at the
union services Sunday: Miss Vera S.
Carpenter and Miss Grace Marvin, So
pranos; Miss Preudhomme. Miss Bessie
Smith and Miss e. johnson, altos, and
Mr. Buxton Applegate organist.
A delightful hop was given at the
Sea Breeze hotel, Milford, last Satur-
day night. A very large number of
New Haven people were present. as the
manager of the Sea Breeze Mr.. Mar
tin Of this city. is very widely known
and well liked.
Miss May Staples, of Stowe, Mass,
who has been the guest of her broth
err, Arthur L. Staples, of 10 Winthrop
avenue, left last Saturday for her home.
The Junior Epworth league of West
vile win hold its annual picnic Thurs
day. August II. They have decided to
go to Double Beach. The picnickers
will start from the church at p. m.
Miss Kittie Clapp Of Il Sherman ave-
Enue, and Miss jeanette Thompson, are
in South Ponfret, t.,v for the month
lof August.
The vacation schools will end their
term Of six weeks this week and as has
been the custom since their inception
win hold little receptions at which the
work accomplished this summer will
be exhibited. The Zunder school, will
i close first, their reception being held
Thursday morning from 10 to IL o'clock.
The Eaton vacation school will enter
tain friends Friday morning from 8 to
Ito o'clock and at Fair school the re-
lception and exhibition will be held be-
tween the hours Of 1880 and 11:S0 Fri
day morning.
i Mr.. and Mrs. William Brinley and
son CT 500 Elm street left on Monday
for a two weeks vacation to espent
in Morris, Conn.
Clifford Bourne of Hartford, who has
been visiting his aunt Mrs. B. B. Cook
,of Clinton avenue, Fair Haven, is now
Visiting another aunt, Mrs. f. r.
Knouss, Of S65 Bassett street.
The New Haven Hessen-Verain Is
making arrangements for a family
gathering.
Mr.. and Mrs. William II. Bouton, o.
1888 Dixwell avenue, celebrated theil
thirty wedding anniversary Mon
day. Their children being away, Mr.
and Mrs. Bouton took a trolley out.
ing.
Mr.. j. H. o. Dieter has just returned
from sojourn on the shores of Ban
tam Lake,
Miss Pauline Eichniann Of Orchard
street Is at Newtown Inn for her gaca
ton.
An enjoyable birthday launching
party was given by Charles Rattles
dorfer to few of his friends Monday
evening, August s. They enjoyed al
ideal sail toward Bridgeport with !
stop at Scanlon's grove for dancing.
The annual bazaar whcih is beint
held at Miller's casino in aid of st
Lawrence parish closed Monday eveninl
and was as successful as in forme
years.
Miss Helen Kennedy Of View street i
enjoying her vacation in WATERFOWL.
Miss Anna Moakley and Miss Alic
. Corcoran Of Franklin street have jus
returned from Boston
Miss Marie Gladwin Of West Havel
entertained the members Of her Sun
day school class in honor of her birth
day. Games and music were the amuse
lments of the evening.
Mrs. William R. Hartung of sos Elm
street will spend the rest OF the sum
mer with her young son at Orienta
park, West Haven.
Miss Mae Reynolds Of Greene stree
and Miss Anna Sullivan of Wallace
street will spend their vacation il
Hartford.
Mrs. Roger Pierce Jones of AS Beer
! street is at Newtown inn, for the mex
two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence E. Thompson
: jr., are entertaining Mr.. and Mrs. G
L. Cushman Of Boston, Mass.
Mrs. S. M. Andrews and daughter
Miss Mary Andrews, are at Montasc,
Inn, Indian Neck, for the remainder o
August.
Myron Alling Of Norwich spent Sun
Iday with his parents at their home o.
First avenue, West Haven.
At Mason Hill farm, Pownal, VT, ar
stopping Mr.. and Mrs. II. w. Beeche
, of BIS Edgewood avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs Henry Weidig of Leste
street have returned from their visit Il
New York.
Miss Mae Reynolds of Greene stree
! land Miss Anna Sullivan Of Wallac
lstreet will spend their vacation il