The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-09-13

en wedding of his sister, Mrs. James Ludington in Albany and to visit his brother here. MT. Field is water com missioner in County Gage, Neb. Mrs. Frances White and Miss Fran oes Hoffman of Baltimore are at the New Haven house for few days. George E. Marsh of Branford resum- ed his duties as foreman in the model ing department of the M I. F. Co.,, Tuesday after a weeks vacation, the 1 entire time of which he spent fishing.
 Victoria court, Order of the Golden scepter, will hold the first evening whist at Mrs. Downs, 1S6 Richard street West Haven, tomorrow at 8 o'clock.
 Walter Maroney of Milford seems to be a man who does not hesitate to act when occasion requires, as on Monday | he shot a dog which had the prevailing form of rabies, and Tuesday he shot another dog which was giving evidence of having the same complaint. Both these dogs were shot at Fort Trum- bull Beach The first one belonged to Walter M. Bristol, but it was not known about town who was the owner of the one shot Tuesday.
 MT. and Mrs. s. IA. Ladd of this city will celebrate their golden wedding an- niversary on Friday next at the sum- mer cottage of their son, John H, Ladd, on the Branford shore. The reception will be of an informal nature.
 Frank B. Andrew of Oxford, while at work for Albert Arnold Thursday last moving, had the misfortune to have his right hand caught in the knives of the moving machine and has a finger near ly cut off, making a dangerous and painful wound.
 Latest news from Town Clerk Will 1 liam R. Foote of Branford reaches his home from Naples. The party had then l just left Rome and Pompeii. MT. Foote is expected home the last of this month.
 w. Raymond Main of Main street, l West Haven, who has been the clerk in the first selectman's office during the summer, is taking a weeks vacation before returning to Amherst college. | Mrs. H. w. Green and daughter, Marie, who have been visiting Mrs, Nicholas Hubinger of Whalley avenue, left Tuesday for their home in Keo- kul5, Ia.
 MT. and Mrs. I. Kleiner have return ed from their cottage at Savin Rock to their residence on Howe street. MT and Mrs. Kleiner returned Thursday last from delightful trip to the Cats kills and Adirondack mountains, and 1 Saratoga. During their stay at the lat l ter place they were entertained by ( their uncle M. Dresfeld at the Grand Union hotel
 Miss Margaret Wentz, who has been spending the summer with MT. and Mrs John Putnam of Elm street, West Haven, has returned to her home in Groton, N. Y.
 Miss Lillian Cable and Clinton An drew are attending the high school in Seymour.
 Dr. Frank Adams son of MT. and Mrs. s. s. Adams, who has been at Mill ford. Pa, as medical director of the boys camp at that place, has gone t Alexandria Bay, Thousand Islands, for | the month Of September.
 Frank McQuade of Westville has ac- cepted job with P. R. Griest. MT. McQuade will take care of the grounds around the house and also the factory.
 H. R. Cable of Orange county, N. Y., Is visiting his brother c. W. Cable on Chestnut Tree Hill, Oxford
 The past two nights of St. Peters lawn festival brought out very large crowd and resulting in substantial swelling of the building fund, The very beautiful lawn about the directory which has been so admirably kept was an ideal setting for the fete. Enclosed in canvass, it contained a big dancing platform and small booths, where ice
 cream, etc., was sold. The grab bag created much amusement.
 MT. and Mrs. Howard Finch oi Northampton are guests of MT. and
 Mrs. Joseph c. sperry of Clinton. Mrs. Burton Lester, who has been visiting in Cheshire, has returned tc
 spend the remainder of the week with
 her mother, Mrs. Joseph Brown of sa- win avenue, West Haven. Another wedding of Sunday still un. chronicled is that of Miss Emma Smith of Waterbury and Charles Eaton oi this city. The marriage took place at
 Trinity church reetory of Waterbury Rev Frederick D. Buckley officiating. Miss F. Edna stebbing of SS7 Shelton avenue has returned from Canada after
 spending five weeks in Montreal, Que- bee, and four weeks at the Georgian . Bay, Ontario She also visited the To- ronto exhibition and Niagara Falls or her return trip.
 Harry Earle Grannis of Washington avenue, West Haven, is. spending few days with friends in Woodmont,