The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-08-07

MT. and Mrs. Harry V. Richards of Richard place, West Haven are visit ing Mrs. Richards parents, MT. and Mrs. Thurman, at their summer home at Burwells Beach.
 MT. and Mrs. Charles Brown, former residents of Westville, were visiting friends there Sunday,
 The Womens Christian Temperance union of Westville will go to Double Beach for a days outing Wednesday, August 8. Leave corner Chapel and Church streets at 9:9O sharp. Sister unions are invited. Lunch baskets are in order. Don't forget them. About 150 people attended the Ger man picnic at Powders Westville, Sun day.
 Mir. and Mrs, Lucius Holt are spend- ing the month of August at MT, John T. H. Downes cottage in Woodmont.
 MT. and Mrs. Fred Hawkins and son are spending a month in Keesville and | in the Adirondack mountains. l MT. and Mrs. Albert Eagles of Court street, West Haven, are entertaining Mir and Mrs Anderson of Waterbury.
 Director R. H. Chittenden of the Scientific school has returned home aft CT an absence of several weeks spent at Rangeley Lakes, Maine,
 A wedding Of local interest yesterday was that of Miss Jennie Alice, daugh- ter of Rev. and Mrs. A. J. Park of Ex- eter, and MT. Arthur Howard Clark, | JrrnJ,i iol, s,,sH tNo aaIa tn1 tYa ha gregational church of Exeter at 4:30 o'clock Miss Park has taught history in the New Haven High school for the past two years. MT. Clark is Yale graduate, class of 1905.
 Miss Fannie Elwell of Campbell ave- nue, West Haven, started yesterday for Brewsters, N. Y, and will spend two weeks with her aunt,
 Mir. and Mrs, George Beers and en- Ijoying their sojourn at the Mountain View house, Maine and MT. Beers is greatly improved in health,
 Rev. and Mrs. D. J. Clark of 24 High street, West Haven, went to Newing- ton, Conn, to spend a week with Mrs D. A. Demming, sister of Mrs. Clark and from there they go to Ocean Grove IN. J., for the month of August. The pulpit will be supplied each Sabbath during the absence of their pastor.
 Mrs. William Ballou, Miss Ina Bal lou and Howard Ballou of Indian Or. chard, Mass, are spending a part oi their vacation in this city
 Miss Florence Richards of West Ha ven returned home Saturday from 2 visit with her cousn, Miss Nellie Car man, at Bay Shore, L. I.
 Miss Grace Bennett of Willimanti, is the guest of Mrs. c, c. Andrews O Winthrop avenue,
 Major and Mrs. John Anderson ar, entertaining Mrs D. P. Clapp of Bel chertown, Mass, this week,
 Algernon Corbin has left for thre weeks visit with his family, who ar summering at Mattapoiset, on tn Massachusetts coast.
 The Salvation army has arranged fo a picnic at Double Beach to-day for 3t
 mothers and children. The cars wi leave at 10 o'clock from the army room
 and returning will leave Double Beac at 4:S0 o'clock. J. W. Chamberlain hs charge.
 Mrs. L. J. Phelps of Berlin, who ha been the guest for the past week o
 Mrs. Howard B. Welch of Clintol place, West Haven, left Saturday for , visit of few days with Mrs. Kettle i, tonof Howard avenue, before returnin home.
 Edmund S. Finder, organist an
 choirmaster of Christ church, Ansonia and of All Saints church, New Haver f is enjoying a months vacation in Bos ton,
 Edward H. Young of Springfield 1 Mass, who has been at the Doubl , Beach house for the past week, has Tt turned home.
 Miss May Van Kirk of Michigan l spending a few weeks with Mrs. Mile of Woodbridge.
 y Mr. and Mrs. L. G. Hoadley and the I daughter, Miss Florence Hoadley, al . now enjoying a delightful time in veI s ice. They expect to leave soon ft ,, Switzerland
 r Professor Edward Leopold, accon
 panied by his mother, left yesterd;