The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-08-02

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 ' Dr. Willis G. filling is enjoying a bart of his summer vacation at Rox- bury, N. Y. He is located there at the s4sea. Croft" a well known and popular tEotel for summer guests. Opposite the "sea. Croft" is the charming fgrmer home of Jay Gould. The doctor is ac- eompanied by Mrs. filling and their two children. They will visit other nlaces of interest before returning home September L Dr. Alling is an exceed angly busy man during most of the wear and the breathing spell which he gets during few weeks in the summer he has certainly earned. His hosts of friends wish that he may get rest and lrecuperation andi come back with re- inewed vigor to resume his large prac- ,tice here.
 Patrol Driver Francis Ryan of central station has just returned from two Nays visit in Hartford.
 MT. and Mrs. D. s. Gamble Miss Aslioia Gamble and Francis Gamble left yesterday for month in Maine. M. B. Davids of Forbest avenue, East HaWen. celebrated his ninety-first birth day July 27. He is remarkably well in body and mind for one of so advanced age.
 MrAand Mrs Paul Sanford Thompson of York street left Tuesday for Cedar Island camp, Old Forge, in the Adiron- Jacks, for an extended stay.
 Benjamin Booth, of the Booth Meat company, with his family has gone to the share for the remainder of the sea- ,son-
 Mrs. Julia Peck, Miss Margaret Peck And Master Clarence Peck of Union avenue, West Haven, left Tuesday for aal outing which they will spend in Bathany, Mass
 6Ioward Kochersperger, who is ill at his, home, 46S Orange street, is slowly inrroving. MT. Kochersperger was brought up from Pine Orchard fort night ago.
 Sidney P. Butler, president of the Rutter Business college, and Mrs. But Ter, have just returned home after spending the month of July at Wood- stock sValleg, Conn, and Greenville, Mass.
 MT and Mrs. David H. Clark and son nj Pearl street left Tuesday for Swan tOn. Vt, where they will stop at Hotel Champlain for the remaindar of the season.
 Charles B Harrison of the Westville pogoffice, and his wife, started for +o,,,A of Nauy VnrH ctnta
 Herbert M. Waters, the new manager of the Regal Shoe store, starts Friday for a two weeks vacation at 'Rangeley Lake. Maine This will be MT. Waters twelfth season spent in camp at this lake,
 Lafayette St. Jacques, 479 Chapel street who left here during ythe Span hsh war and saw service in Cuba in Go. L, 18th New York regiment, is now in p2aNu, ,s,, His aslather has just received feftgr from him, the first she has re- ceived in eight years. Relatives lost all trace. of him when he left the army. It was feared that he had perished in the san Francisco fire. Although he was Hn that city he was not injured.
 Mrs. Eugene H. White of 569 George street, with her daughters, the Misses Jessamine and Hazel White, are spend- ang July and August at Ltttleton, N. IT.
 The West Haven Literary and Social club enjoyed an outing yesterday after moon at Mansfield Grove The ladies carrted an individual lunch and met at Ahe pavilion at Mansffeld's at clock. In the evening the ladies went to the AIonyauguin to enjoy the band concert andS see the fireworks.
 D. s. Gamble, of the Gamble-Des- mond company, with his family has left flor Ogunquit, Me, where he will spend Hhe summer at "Sparhawk Hall"
 The Nadies of the various circles con- nected with St. Mary's rectory fund will give union picnic at Double Beach on Thursday, August 30. Many Antoyable features are being planned for Hme outing.
 Among the New Haven people regis Hered at the Herald bureau in Paris are P.S F. stoddard, MT and Mrs. A. C., White, Miss Marjorie Thompson, Fred eriGk C. Bradley, Mrs Mildred Bradley, andA Slymen M. Bradley.
 d. Grace E. Marvin leave to-day for sev- eral weeks at the New National hotel, Block Island.
 Mrs. Henry Scheny and daughter, Miss Anna Scheny of Merlden, are the guests of MT. and Mrs o. s. Blake of Ceuter street, West Haven.
 Miss Evelyn Meunier of Elm street, accompanied by her sister, Miss Irma Met,nier of Willimantlc, who is her guest, is spending a two weeks vaca- tiontion in Providence and Boston.
 Miss Louise Eeitmann returned Tues day from her visit in New York, and yesterday left for Prout Neck, Me, to spend aNweek with her aunt, Mrs. King of New SBrighton, Staten Island, who with her family are summering at Prout Neck.
 Mir andl Mrs. Lynne, who have been the guestsN Nof MT and Mrs. Joseph Col- ains of CerSter street, West Haven, re- turned Tuesday to their home in Bos- ton, Mass.
 Timothy O'Connor of Westville, who Is i'll with typhoid fever continues tu improve.
 ". F. Getsye of woodbridge has re- turned from trip to Boston and Wor- cester, Mass.
 Mrs. Alexander Brigham of Kimberly, South Africa, was the guest of Rev