The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-08-28
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 city, and from now on his headquar- ters will be in New Haven. MT. Boone promises a very. liberal and fine array of attractions, improving even that Of last year at this fine theater. The first coming attraction will be the presenta- tion of next Thursday evening of Reg inald De Koven and Frederick Rankin's new comic opera, Happy Land," with De Wolf Hopper as the star. There are 110 people in the cast.
 Mrs. H. M. Powell of New York is visiting her son, Fireman Henry Pow ell, of S15 State street.
 Mrs Annie Finn of Albion, Mich, is visiting her sister, Mrs. H. N. Coe of Durham.
 MT. and Mrs. Frank Stonenan of Co., Iumbus, Ohio, who are the guests Of their parents, MT. and Mrs. G. T. Stone man of Beach street, Savin Rock, are enjoying a two weeks trip. They will visit different cities in Canada, and Saratoga Springs, New York, and while away their son, Frederick Stoneman, IS visiting his grandparents.
 Mrs. K. Brocar, 5N State street, and daughters, are making a short sojourn to Jersey City.
 William Chittenden of Brooklyn, N. ". is visiting his brother, Oscar Chit tenden of Madison. .. Attorney George D. Watrous of this city has been appointed member of the uniform charter commission by Governor Roberts. s~~@s .-s
 Judge and Mrs. A., Mcclellan Math- ewaon have as their guests, MT. Benja- min Warner of Woodstock. MT. War her is Judge Mathewson's grandfather, and one of the interesting centenarians of the state.
 S. B. Jennings is booked at the Mount Washington for a few weeks. Major Weed has joined Mrs. Weed at the Arlington. ....+. ......
 VT. Hammer has plans under way for summer concert to be given at the Blackstone Memorial library, Bran ford, on the evening of either Tuesday or Thursday, September 5 or '. "The Daisy Chain a folio of catchy and pretty songs, is to be sung, and a prominent attraction at this concert will be the appearance of the celebrat- ed harpist, Aptommas, if Mir. Hammer can possibly secure him for either of those dates. -...... F..
 MT. and Mrs Frank Elwell of West Haven are entertaining their parents, MT. and Mrs. A. J. Elwell of Danbury, Conn. -. ...-.s -..
 MT. and Mrs. Russell Hotchkiss and Mrs. E. w. Hotchkiss are among the New Haveners enjoying the summer at the Montowese house at Indian Neck.
 Mr EItonhead and family of West Haven have moved from Third avenue to@ Main street, in the house recently occupied by MT. sheehan and family.
 MT. and Mrs. H. P. Ryan, MT. and Mrs. W. G. Tucker and son, Alling, and MT. and Mrs. E. N. Brainard. jr., and little daughter, of Durham, left Friday morning for Stony Creek, where they will enjoy vacation of few weeks. .:.-=
 The outing of the Y. P. S. c. E. of the Congregational church to be held Wednesday and the dance given by Mrs Ernest Bartholomew in the Bran ford Point house, the same evening will be the only social diversion of the week. E.B. Redfield and family of Madison returned to Lynn, Mass, on Monday after spending several weeks with MT. and Mrs. J. Samuel Scranton and fam fly.
 Miss Estelle W. Hathaway of Boston is visiting Col. John W. Lowe's family at Woodmont.
 MT. and Mrs. Rutherford Trowbridge, who, with their daughters, have been stopping at lovely Breton Woods in the White Mountains, have now gone on to Jefferson, N. H. At Bretton Woods there have been many distinguished visitors, among them Mayor George B. Mcclellan, of New York and Mrs Mcclellan, and Mayor John Weaver of Philadelphia, with Mrs and Master Weaver, and MT. Thomas A. Edison.
 A very private hop was given by the Adelphi Literary association at the Brockett's point pavilion, Tuesday evening. The patronesses were Mrs. R. Sugenheimer and Mrs. I. Levy and the young people included the Misses FIeischner, Sugenheimer, Cohn, Roth child, Barry, Lyons, Schwed, Wolf, Cornell, Kaiser of New Haven, Miss Pollak of Waterbury Miss Meyers and Miss Lorch of Brooklyn, Miss Philips of New York, Messrs. Machol, Bowers, Strouse, Sugenheimer, zunder, Bau- man, Cornell, Linde, schoenberger K1einer, Lederer, Werzberg, Stettner, Newman Loeb, Rosenbluth and Herz.
 Rev. and Mrs. Lyman Peet and chiI- dren, of Foochow, China, who have been spending several weeks in West Haven, have gone to oberlin, Ohio. They hope to return to their home in West Haven before returning to their home in China.
 President and Mrs. A. T. Hadley who have been the guests of Judge and Mrs, W. K. Townsend at their Adirondack camp, are now at their summer home on Long Island. They will return to town some time next month.
 Rev. George Bushee and wife of Mad ison left town on Saturday last for a vacation of several weeks.
 Judge Cleaeveland of the Probate court came to town Saturday form Granby, where he has been spending a vacation of two weeks He returned in the afternoon for further stay.
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