The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-08-28

NarraBanSett Pier. Iney Indue QulCh run, despite being delayed at Saybrook for an hour. On their return they stop ped at Watch Hill, where there is lit- tie summer colony of New Haven peo pie, including Mr. English and family, who have had a cottage there for elev- en years.
 MT. and Mrs. Clarence B. Bolmer spent Saturday evening and Sunday at Narragansett Pier, stopping at the Mathewson hotel
 Charles Payne of Wichita, Kan, with his wife and two children, Marion and Louis, spent Sunday with John E. Bas- sett, proprietor of the Gun store on Church street.
 MT. and Mrs. Hayes Q. Trowbridge were among the exhibitors at the Mar ragansett horse show, held on the Pont Judith Country club grounds last week. Since going to Narragansett Mir. Trow- bridge has bought a new horse, Lady sherbrooke which took third prize in won the blue ribbon.
 Mrs. George P. Lawson, of New York, is the guest of Mrs. Samuel H. Speck at the latter's commodious cottage on Beach street, West Haven.
 Mrs. Josephine Morse, of Center street, West Haven, left Saturday for a weeks visit with her nieces, the. Misses Corey at their summer cottage, Short Beach.
 Miss Margaret Callahan, of Branford, is spending a week with friends in Stonlngton.
 Mrs. E. S. Stocking and daughter Bes- sic are the guests of Mrs. Van Buren, of Westville,
 Vincent Meigs and wife, of this city, were the guests Sunday of MT. Meigs' grandmother at her home in Hopson avenue, Branford.
 Miss Lena Crosby and Miss Daisy Watkins, of West Haven, who have been spending their vacation in Brat tleboro, Vt, arrived home Saturday aft CT pleasant stay.
 Miss B. M Beardsley, of Elm street, is staying for few weeks at the Bel levueN house, Intervale, N. H.
 Miss, Maise Wallace, of Branford, has returned from a stay in the Berkshire Hills.
 Miss Amy Harrington Is spending couple of weeks with friends in New Britain.
 Miss sidonie Reiss, who has been vis- iting Mrs. M. J. Powers, of Fountain street, Westville, has returned to. New York.
 MT. and Mrs. Charles F. Brooker were among the motorists registered at the Equinox house Manchester, Vt, last Saturday.
 Miss Grace Plerson, of Wilmington Del, who has been visiting at the home of Robert Lidell in East Haven, re- HtSfrneelsto. her home on Saturday even ing. She was accompanied as far as New York by Miss Helen Lidell and Lewis Belden.
 Benjamin Leake, of Providence, has been the guest of his parents, MT. and Mrs. Leake, of Second avenue, West Haven.
 Dr. and Mrs. Donald R. Hooker, who have spent a week in Baltimore since their arrival from Europe last week, returned to this city Thursday and are stopping at pr. Rockers former home in Orange street.
 Mrs. Julia Anderson and Mrs. Louise Bauer and children, of this city, were guests Sunday of A. L. Knapp and fam- fly, of Branford.
 Mr. and Mrs. Charles Baldwin, of East Haven, have been entertaining Mrs. Charles Wardell of Baltimore, the past week.
 Miss Charlotte E. Hyde, of West Ha- 1off of dow qo,. y;1{4 with her friend, Mrs. Daggett, in New York.
 John A. Armstrong, formerly of this city, is here from the west for a two weeks vacation, renewing old acduaint- ances with high school and Yale chums and in the younger society set of New Haven.
 Miss Hazel Williams has returned to her home in Collinsville after week S visit with Miss Laura Williams of Westville
 MT. and Mrs, Edwin Pease and son, of Canaan, are spending a few days at the home of their cousin, J. H. Scoville, in East Haven.
 Percival F. Stoddard returned home Saturday after a seven weeks trip to Europe. He visited England, Germany and France, greatly enjoying the crick- eting in England. MT. Stoddard is an enthusiastic sportsman and found crick- etet much livelier game than he had before believed. Much of the time he traveled with the novelist, George Barr McCutcheon, whom he found very en- tertaining. Mir. Stoddard says that the crush of American travel in northern Europe was never greater than this sea- son. He also saw the Harvard crew at work in England
 Mrs. Walter Rowland, of West Ha- ven, has returned from a few days vis- tt to New York. Mir. Rowland former ly the manager of the Hyperion, is at present manager of the Majestic theateI in New York, where Mrs. Rowland at tended the opening night of "The Tour ist."
 Frank Seward, jr., is spending few days with his parents, Mir. and Mrs Frank Seward, of Center street West Haven.
 John Winthrop and son, of New York are spending a week with friends ir Branford.
 MT. and Mrs H. E. Hopkins and their daughter Maud, of 72 Spring street, are spending their vacation at Stevenson this state
 Mrs. Israel Kelsey and two daughters