The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-08-10

Helen Goodman, of West Haven, left yesterday for an extended stay in Litchfield.
 Fifty ladies from the First church, in Milford, banqueted at Wilcox's Pier res- taurant yesterday
 Forest L. Cromwell is spending his vacation at his old country home near Lynn.
 Miss Jennie Dunning, of New York, is l spending her vacation in this city, the guest of her sister, Mrs. Bertram Mack, of Townsend avenue.
 | MT. and Mrs. George L., Dickerman of Temple street will leave late this week for Seal Harbor, Me, and ex- pect to spend the remainder of the summer there.
 1 Mrs. Edith Keener of New York city, who has been the guest of Mr. and has returned home,
 Albert Meroth manager of 'fBunt" Ford, the bantam champion of the state, who has resided at 32 Daggett lstreet for the past nine months, has Ireturned to his former residence at ITO | Savin avenue, West Haven. Professor Arnold V. F. Huizinga of the State university of Iowa, a grad uate of Yale Divinity school, class of 1904, and who was an efficient worker in the City Mission during his college life, is visiting friends in town. Pro- | TJy1{z ziy Se, ty1c 1,, Trench at the Iowa university.
 Miss Ethel Hill of West Haven has returned from Rockaway park. She stopped with Mrs. Jeremiah Wall oi IiNew Haven and enjoyed her pleasant louting.
 MT. Walter Malley has returned from the White mountains, where he has
 been spending fortnight. MT. Edward
 Malley has returned from a trip te
 Manhattan Beach and Block Island.
 Mrs. J. E. Allen of Central avenue lWestville has as he guests Mrs. Wal
 ter Seymour of Planville and Miss Mol lie Allen of Bridgeville, Del.
 Mrs W. T. Fields is at Rangeley
 Lakes, Me.
 Mrs. Henry w. Farnam of this cit, is one of the patronesses for a dra
 matic soiree to be given at the Casin, . in Stockbridge, Mass, Saturday night
 by Ole Bang of New York city MT
 Bang, who has given this entertain !, ment all through Europe will includ
 one scene of Ibsen's Peer Gynt," t show how Ibsen is read and acted il his native land. f
 Mrs. Harry s. Welch and daughter zelta, of West Haven, have been a the Pembroke for five weeks.
 James Gaffney has moved his porta l ble cottage from Cosey Beach to hi home on Blake street, Westville. H is going to have it painted and put i order and then move it back to tn
 shore.
 ? A number of New Haven people ar , planning to attend the concert in Pyth ] lian hall, Branford, next Tuesday even
 ing by the combined boy choirs 0 , Trinity church, this city, and St. Bar ) Inabas church, Irvington- oTl-theT1ud son. MT. Harry Read, the organist an 3 choirmaster at Trinity church, and M I Harry Woodstock of New York, for
 merly organist at St. Pauls, this city : will be in charge. Both choirs will b t spending their weeks vacation at tn ! Branford shore, Trinity choir going
 vacation hall. Pawson park, and the s } Barnabas bays to Sunset Beach. = Charles Conaty, who has been spend Q ing his two weeks vacation in Angus :. ta, Maine, and camping at Woodmon
 returned to-day to his position n Woods drug store on Campbell av' k nue, West Haven.
 Mr. E. G. Stoddard will leave tn 3 Iweek end to join Mrs. Stoddard = Breton Woods in the White Moul g tains. Mrs. stoddard is guest at u Q Mountain house.
 Miss Maud Riley of Ward street al - her sister, Mrs. Lucius Hendee $ Edgewood avenue have gone to |