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

ward and MaybelIe, who have been wis ting her mother, Mrs. L. Knauf of Chamberlin street, East Haven, return- ed to their home in Brooklyn Saturday, lr. and Mrs. E. r. McHenry, who rave been spending part of the su1n' ner al Pine Orchard, have taken Mir. Lewis Welchs house on Prospect street for two years, and Will move into 1t when they return this fall.
 Mrs John Wilkinson of Main street, West Haven, and Miss Mildred Blssell have gone to stratford to visit Mrs. Frederick Palmer for a few days
 W. D. Burke of S56 Howard avenue is spending a weeks vacation with his brother, Richard Burke, at worcester Mrs Gustavus Eliot left the frst of the week for Northampton, L. l., where she will visit Mrs. Brewer, who has a summer home there. Mrs. hllot will be away about a week.
 The Cheshire academy will oeglh on September 20, with the prospect of a large number of pupils.
 Rev. and Mrs. Frederick A. snow or Guilford are guests with Mrs R' 5. lslnshurner, Red City.
 Mrs. William Bailey of East Haven is visiting friends in Springfield and while there has been enjoying a reun- ion of her family, making her visit ,here an unusually pleasant one
 MT. Witterwell and Miss c. Witter- we'll who have been guests of E. Will tr well and family of Milford TOT number of days, returned to New York city Tuesday
 Miss Mary Quincy, who is occupying hsr beautiful new home in Lltchfeld this summer, has been spending a few days in town, the guest of her uncle, Professor J. Mason Hoppin
 Mir. and Mrs. George K. Hyde, Who formerly resided in West Haven, and Who have been spending a few days with MT, Hyde's mother, left Tuesday pr Boston; from there MT. Hyde will return to his home in Montreal and Mrs, Hyde will spend two weeks with friends before returning home.
 Miss Ethel Hall has returned to New Haven, after a visit wit hher aunt, Mrs. Charles Paul of Clinton
 John J. Kearns of Brooklyn, N. r., spent his vacation at Judge c. w. Hox- si6's in the center, Oxford.
 Edward w. McNulty, who has been staying ln Lltchfield the past four weeks, has returned home,
 Miss Lotta M Cummings of Win chester avenue, entertained house party at her summer home at Breez- cite, near the foot of Mt Carmel, over Sunday.
 Robert Macdonald, jr, of Union street, West Haven, who Is at present residing in Roxhury Conn, has recent ly passed his examinaton as a locomo. tive tnglneer. He is employed by tht N. Y. N. II. & H. R. R. on the Berk shire division
 MT William Spencer of Clinton lef' yesterday for Choago
 Miss Conkey of Saltwater, N. Y, f the guest of her sister, Mrs, c. N. Den lson of Cheshire.
 Lester D Thompson and Miss Gene veve Crofut of oxford spent a few day las. week at savin Rock and Wes Eayer
 Mir and Mrs w J. Atwater are en joylng their annual visit to the Sin clair house, Bethlehem, N. IT.
 Miss Helen Bristol. who has been wis iting at the home of MT and Mrs. W H. Bristol of Milford, returned to he homo in Waterbury yesterday
 Rev, H. w. Hunt, of Romeo Mich has returned to his home after spend ing three weeks of his vacation at tn residence of Mir and Mrs, Austin Stur ges, 69 Kensington street. He was for merly pastor of the Orange Congrega tional church at Orange, and later a Portchester, N Y, ad while here h visited many of his former parishion ere
 Ernest F. Gardnerand wife of Brool lyn, N. Y., are the guests of Mir. Gar( ner's brother, w. H. Gardner, and fan ly of Chrch street, West Haven.
 Miss Mildred Carroll and Master Les ter Carroll of Bridgeport are member of party that is havinA -se hest kin of good time camping on the shol beyond Fort Trumbull Beach this weel
 Mr. and Mrs. E. Knight Sperry, Mir Edith A. Mitchell and her daughte Annie, have returned from the Bree2 at Whisconier Hill, Brookfield, whel they have been since July 1, and [ which they will soon return.
 Mrs. R. Irving Sanford and so Chauncey of Oxford are guests of h, friend, Mrs. Brown of Naugatuck, { her cottage at Thimble Islands.
 The unusually enjoyable social seG son at Woodmont will draw to a clos so far as public functions go, with u old7fashioned country dance to be gi' en in sanford's pavilion Friday evel ing, August 31.
 Anthony Sweeney and George Kilra two young men of West Haven, W raake the ascension at the Orange fa next Monday.
 The engagement is announced Miss Alice Viola Brown. daughter Mir and Mrs, George D. Brown, fornle ly of New Haven, but now of Bosto