The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-08-30


 Pelham, New York, is spending her Va Winthrop avenue.
 Mir. Walter Camp is at Manchester, iVt,, for q, few weeks or goM on tI.e celebrated links there. Mrs. Camp and her little daughter will jcin MT. Camp, leaving Pine Orchard in day or two MT. and Mrs. Camp spent part of last week and lthisweek at York, Me-, where they were the guests of MT. and Mrs. Eharles Goodrich of Akron, o. The Beautiful summer llorne of the Good richs at York is one of the show places of that region. The home of Charles Goodrich adjoins the large estate or Mrs. Goodrich, ST, whose husband was the founder of the great rubber works at Akron, which have descended to his son.
 Miss Minnie A. Doyle of 32 Baldwin street is spending her vacation with Mrs Royal P, Sanford at the Pleasant View, Woodnlost.
 Barnett Cutler, who has been with the New Haven Union for nine years, Was married Tuesday evening at the new home of the young couple 53 Red field street, to Miss Florence Epstein, daughter of Reubes Epstein, the we'll known ladias' tailor of this city. The ceremony was performed by the Rev. Jacob. The bride was very pretty in lovely gown of white silk, and wore veil and orange blossoms. The young couple were the recipients of many presents, as well as the best wishes of Hheir innurlerasble friends.
 Raymond Downs who for the past few months has been office secretary of the Y M. c. A., and Roy Farnham started out early Monday morning on a two weeks canoe trip. They went up hhe sQuinnipiac river as far as Plants Riile. where they landed and carried their canoes across country to the Pe- uuabuc river. Padding down the Pc uuabuc they sail into the Farmington river, which in turn flows into the Con- uecticut After long trip down the Connecticut they will land at Hamburg Cove. and carrying their canoe will again go across country to Uncas Lake at Lwnne After a short stay at Un- cas lake they will return to the Con mecticut and paddle to its mouth There they will board a sailing vessel with their canoe and come back to New Ha ven over the sound.
 Mrs J. R. Whitten and daughter Miss Anna Whitten, who have been speudping the last three weeks in La ronia, N. H., arrived at their home i West Haven yesterday.
 One of the interesting events of yes Herday in Branford was the wedding of Miss Evelyn Murray, daughter of Mir and Mrs. Henry Murray and Charles Eugene Rossiter of New Haven which was celebrated at the home of the brides parents on Harding avenue.
 Professor and Mrs. Benjamin Bacon .1Wh0, with their family, have been in { Europe for a year past, have returned ao America. and will soon come to Ne2 Haven for the winter.
 Captain Lewis Cobb of Clinton is very i'll with typhoid fever in the ho= pital at Brooluline, Mass
 R. F. Cannon of the First station who has been on the postoffice beat nights for a number of months, is on hen days flmlough. Accompanied by Mrs. Cannon he left yesterday morn tng for Atlantic City
 
 terday summoned to New Rochelle. N Y., by the illness of his brother, wP has just undergone an op eration for ap pendicitis.
 Miss Helen Routth of Union avenue < West Haven, has been appointed teacher in the Brown street school, ar will begin at the opening of the fal Eerm The school buildings are all 1 perfect order, and nothing will b wanting when September 10, the oper day, comes around
 MT. and Mrs Frederick J. Kingsbu: are'again in town after a stay at Yorl hfe.
 Willie Jagger of East Haven, accon. panied by friend from Springfield enjoying a portion of his vacat.o camping at Lanphiers cove. MT. Ja ger recently purchased new campln outfit for most delightful outing,
 Dr. G. Strauss and family of this C. have returned from Atlantic City.
 Mir. and Mrs. David J. Greenelof NJ ford are enjoying a short Vacatic at Martha's Vineyard.
 Burton Mansfield and Rev Stua Means, who went abroad seve, weeks ago, are now visiting the thedral towns,of England, Mrs. Mea Is spending the vacation at her sumr anone at Grove'Baeeh.
 Mrs. Charles Blake and son, Wal' of Center street, West Haven, retut ed Tuesday from a two weeks vi with Mrs. Blake's parents in New Br afn.
 The Rev. H. H. Buck and his S, William, of Cheshire, are expected Feturn on Wednesday from Jeffrey, tI., where they have been spendi Eheir vacation.
 1Ir. and Mrs Hagar of New Tor who have spent most of the suGnmer Pitts1eld, are now at NaTragans Pier, stopping with Mrs. Haga brother, Hayes @. 1Trowbridge
 Mrs John s. Barnes and attle daus ter, who sllave been visiting with I and AIrs. Lewis Barnes of Oxford p. Of the slffIylner. laye returned to tn hoTle at Mis5yalllkee, Wis.
 |. Carver Greene sr9 Milford retu7 ed Tuesday yvnins from a weeks vi. among relatives and friends in V, ment, very much beneSttted by the tr MT. Greene and his wife leave fin couple of weeks f2r the weSt. whe they propose to make t1letr home in tl 1uture
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