The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-07-11

Prof anl Mrs. Wilbur L. Cross of York street have gone to Jefferson, N. H., for the summer, and will remain there until college opens.
 w. P, Knowlton of the Cortcello Silk company, Madison, arrived home Sunday from St. Louis, or I might say, arrived at his summer home-for he and his most worthy family have made their home here in Madison for num- Der of years.
 MT. and Mrs. John W. Wetzel anl children left Monday for Mir. Wetzels home in Illinois, where they will re- main during the college vacation.
 Miss Katherine Cline of Clinton Mass, is the guest of Mrs. O'Connor of Blake street, Westville.
 Folk Pease and wife of Merden were in Madison Monday calling upon old frienls. Mrs. Pease has only just been able to go away, since the death of her mother, Mrs. Johnson. She thinks some of spending part of the summer in Madison, if MT. Pease can be here MT. Pease is one of the sales men for the Silver company of Meriden, and has to be in the west share of his time
 Mr and Mrs. Nathan S Bronson of West Chapel street have gone to Pitts | field, Mass, for the summer.
 Miss Margaret Puritan anl Miss Mary Smith of West Haven have gone to Bridgeport for a few days. From there they will visit friends in New York city and will spend two weeks with relatives in Philadelphia before re- turning home.
 Mir. and Mrs. Robert Hall of East Haven have been visiting Rev. and Mrs, M, 0. Leyley of Waterbury
 Miss Pauline Krause of Winsted is visiting frienls in Westville.
 Mir. and Mrs N, w. Kendall have re- turned from Europe and will spend the summer at their East Haven residence
 George B. Smith of Scranton, Pa, is in Madison for a time, He is in his new cottage, located on top of Ser pent's Rock. An accident occurrel tc a gentleman and his wife from Essex on Saturday evening, they being thrown from their wagon near Sheep Pond Hill. They left their team here and went home on the next train.
 Miss Carrie Coe of Hartford is the guest of Miss Mary Howard of Spring. side avenue, Westville.
 Miss E. Jeannette Futile has left the city to attend the Chautauqua assem. bly,, where she has been enSagel tC present "The Battle Invisible" on tht eve of July IA After filling severa other engagements she will spend tht remainder of the summer at shel Beach.
 Mrs. F'ernald of Newtown, Mass, is the guest of her daughter, Mrs A. H Wentworth of Main street, West Ha ven.
 The L. V. Parish class reunion helC at the Three Films house, Stony Creek Branford, Monday, was the usual sue. cess The ladies went down on thu 11:25 train and enjoyed a delicious din. ner preparel specially by Mrs. Maynard for the class In the party were Mrs F. E. Beach, Mrs. H. F. Jourdan, Mrs IT. EZclCIlGIt MI H. 4SldOlSys AllSs J Plant, Miss Edna Hoadley, Mrs Edward Linsley, Mrs c. s. Bradley. Mrs. c. A R. Hamre. Mrs. J. H. Baisley, Mrs Hodgkinson, Mrs. Fenn of Meriden, anC Mrs. Granniss of West Haven. Guest of the class were Mrs Pierpont o North Haven, Miss NIadelin Zacher ant Miss Anna Gaylord. The class has al really plans underway for a grand re union next year to be held at tn Branford Point house. MT Parish i expected from the west and all tn husbands are to be invited.
 Roy Welch, who has just resigned hi position with the Geometric Drill com pany of Westville, has gone to work fo the Berlin Construction company il the drafting department