The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1905-08-02

DR.. Frank Parsons, who has been
enjoying a fishing trip in Maine, has
returned home. He reports very fine
run of the sport.
Miss Margaret Sweeney and Miss
Bessie Sweeney of Sachem street left
on Monday for Governors Island,
where they have taken a cottage for
the month. Miss Nora Sweeney is
spending the school holidays at Della
ware Water Gap. Miss Bessie Sweeney
is the soprano soloist of st, James
Episcopal church choir, and one OF Max
Truemann's most gifted pupils.
According to her usual custom Miss
Mary Sullivan, the soprano soloist of
ST. Marys church, will spend the
month of August at Watch Hill. R. l.
Prof. and Mrs. William Henry Bish-
op, who have been spending several
months in this country, will sail for
s Sicily from Boston next Saturday by
the White Star liner, Canopic' Profess
sors Bishop goes to take up his duties
as American consul at Palermo, aIter
long and delightful leave of absence
Miss Eba Wilds Of Smyrna, Del, who
has been visiting the Grace Methodist
Episcopal parsonage, 23O Portsea street,
left Saturday for her home in the
Mrs. E. n. Bunce, whose husband is
connected with the Christian Work,
edited by Rev. Joseph H. Hallock, has
returned from Europe and will be in
Madison for vacation in few days.
Mr.. Bunce and his wife have been an
nuaI visitors there for a number of
years.
Misses May and Alice Devine of San
Francisco, who have been visiting
John Splaine of Avon street, the well
known general manager of Polls thea
ter for the past four weeks, have start
led on their homeward trip, in which
they will make stops at New York,
Washington and st. Louis, arriving
home August 20.
Miss Julia English is spending the
summer at Castleton, VT.
j.. E. White and family of 226 Sher-
man avenue have returned from a most
enjoyable vacation spent in Essex,
Conn.
Mrs ID. s. Gamble and Miss Alicia
Gamble have returned from the White
mountains and with Mr. Gamble leave
to-day for Maine, where they will
spend the month
Mr. and Mrs. w. R. futile, who have
been spending the month of July at
the Hotel Pequot, have returned to
their city home, 1862 Elm street.
Al busy divine is Rev. Trumbull ].
Lee, who has one of the largest
churches in Philadelphia. He comes to
Madison with his family for the sum
mers. and Sundays he goes to other
places, occasionally to preach. Sunday
he was at Ocean City; next Sunday he
49, be at Dwight Place church in this
city, and August 1S~at his classmates
church, DIR. Andrews, in Dalton, Mass.
Miss Emma I.eary starts this week
for her annual trip to Europe, most of
the time being spent in Paris. She will
be gone about six weeks.
MI w. HALL the head of the Peerless
Pattern Co, of New York, returns
home after few days vacation at his
old home in Madison.
Miss Helen HOVE and Miss Marie
Clarity sailed on the steamer iceland
last Wednesday and will join their
party at Antwerp. from which point
they will tour Europe, arriving home
In September.
Miss Mary E. Keefe, buyer of millin-
cry at the Gamble & Desmond Co.,
leaves for a weeks vacation Saturday
night which will be dividend between
Asbury Park, N. j., and her old home
in Massachusetts.
Mrs. George Reynolds of St. Louis
arrived in Milford Monday and will
spend the next few weeks in this vicin-
ity, the guest of Mrs. e. c. Beach.
The Bachelor Girls of West Haven
will return to-day from a two weeks
stay at Linger Longer cottage, Cosey
Beach. ,j
Miss M. Ellen Clark Of Boston, Mass,
who has been spending the past few
days In Milford, the guest of relatives
has returned home.
Many from New Haven will go down
to the Studio, Short Beach, Friday
night, for the musicale to be given for
the benefit Of the Improvement society.
ashe great attraction will be the sing
ing Of Mr.. and Mrs. Atherton Furlong
of New York city. Mrs Furlong in
particular has a magnificent voice and
is a true artist.
Nathan B. Stone of Wallingford re-
turned Monday from his European
tour During his stay abroad he visit
ed the principal places of interest in
Italy, Switzerland, Germany, France,
and England. He reports a very enjoy
able and profitable vacation trip.
The picnic planned by Daughters of
Erin for Monday at Double Beach was
indefinitely postponed. At the last
meeting of the auxiliary Mrs. Thomas
Dunn resigned as secretary of the So
ciety and Mrs. John J. Carroll elected
to fill the vacancy.
@. X, AIger, editor Of the Southington
News, is at his home in Cheshire owing
to trouble with his eyes. Monday he
came to this city to consult special
list
Mrs. John J. Carroll and daughter
Sara have returned from few weeks
spent in Wurtsboro, N. Y, and later
In the week will return to that beauti-
fill mountain resort again for a. short