The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-07-24

sister, Mrs. Henry Ackerill, of West Haven. Miss Laurie Calm of Vernon street is spending the month of July at Daisy Farm, Morris.
 MT. and Mrs. George w. Root, Mrs. W. E. Caldwell and family, MT. and Mrs. Homer E. Bridge of West Suf- field, with Mir. and Mrs. Fred E. Root of Hazardville, form party who are spending the week at Branford Point. Dr. w. E. Caldwell, who spent Sum day with them, has returned to West Suffield.
 The West Haven authorities have finally acceded to the wishes of the people in the neighborhood of Clark street and Campbell avenue and placed lamps along that thoroughfare. One also has been placed just north of the railroad bridge, where it was badly needed.
 Miss D. Jeanette Futile has return ed from the Connecticut Chautauqua, where she delivered the three-act play, The Battle Invisible,' before an ad- hiring an appreciative audience last week. Miss Futile was very pleasantly entertained during her stay, and was heartily congratulated on her excellent work.
 Mrs Adams and daughter, Julia, of Delaware are the guests of Mrs. Ad- ans sister, Mrs. Brown of Savin ave- nue, West Haven.
 Miss Lucas of Cedar street will spend two weeks vacation in New York with friends.
 Hartley Winans of Flatbush, N. r., is spending a few weeks with Lester Everett of Third avenue, West Ha- ven,
 The Misses Caroline M. and Heen H. Davis of S36 Humphrey street and the Misses Marguerite and Ameia Webb, who are making a tour of Eng and, Holland and the Rhine, are great ly enjoying their travels. They will return August 25 with a party conduct ed by MT. Frank H. Hawes of Som- erville, Mass.
 Vera Welch, daughter of Mir, and Mrs. Patrick Welch of Whalley ave- nue, Westville, was bitten by bull dog Saturday. The wound was cauter- ized at WeatherWaz's $ drug store. Miss Annie McKeroghn and Miss My ra Wright of Easthampton, Mass, are spending the week at Woodmont, Charles Chamberlain is spending few days with his parents in West Ha- | ven during the summer vacation. MT. Chamberlain is connected with the Rexville Journal.
 Miss Cecelia Alprovis of Congress avenue went to North Beach a few days ago and from there to Bloomfield N. J., to spend two weeks vacation,
 Mr and Mrs. Rutherford Trowbridge and Miss Elsie Trowbridge have gone to the White Mountains for several weeks. They will spend some time at StocRbridge, Mass, in the early au- 1 tumn.
 A number of people in Westville and I many members of the Westville Ath- 3letic association are under the impress sion that the ball team that played the lNaugatucks in Nangatuck Saturday was the Westvilles. This is not SO, the team was the Edgewoods, and was composed of players from many diff ferent teams, three of them coming I from Westville, with Hertz, Weiner and Beecher as the battery !! The Misses Anna and Ruth Weaving of Vassar college are visiting their grandmother, Mrs. Katherine Kehoe of 14 Brown street, for two weeks, when they will return to their home in lNaugatcuk.
 The West Haven fire department committee met last evening at the shore and closed up the business of the convention and tournament held last week. From all accounts the affair was a huge success, and the visitors left the borough fully satisfied with their l second reception to its folds, Many ot the visitors stayed. the week out, but all have now departed for home. Al expressed the desire that the associa- ton would meet in West Haven every year.
 The w. s. A. club will hold its an. nual monthly meeting to-day, at it: club rooms on Fountain street, West. vile.
 MT. Frank Kenna, MT Richard Sher'
 idan, and MT. John McPartland have gone to Delaware Water Gap for 2
 couple of weeks vacation.
 Miss Ella Calvin of Brooklyn, N. Y.
 is the guest of Miss Ida Eaton O
 Chestnut street, West Haven.
 Dr. and Mrs. Frederick Bellosa, O
 Orange street and Mrs. Edwin w. But
 Ter, who have been at Mount Pleasant
 N. H., are now at Asbury Park, N
 j.
 The Congregational church Sunda,
 school of Westville will hold it's an
 nual picnic at Double Beach, Wednes
 day, July 25.
 Arthur Rice, who is summering il Beach street, West Haven, with hi parents, left for visit with friends il Granby, Conn
 | Four well known New Haven schoo
 teachers Misses Elizabeth c. Logan Josephine A. Hayes, Julia A. Monahal and Mary A. F. Reilly, left Wednes