The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-08-10
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Taylor of this city, who have been the guests of MT. and Mrs. Edson s. Bish- op of Brown street, Bloomfield, for sev- eral days, were expected to return to New Haven yesterday. MT. and Mrs. E. P. Grant of Win throp avenue spent the week end with
 MT. and Mrs. A. K Kendrick of Fort Trumbull Beach
 MT. and Mrs. s. A. Simonds, of Hart ford are ,summering at Cosey Beach. The family of James Freney of Ash 1 ley street, Hartford, are spending the summer at Cosey Beach. Rev. J. Luther Sieber, pastor of the First English Lutheran church, who 1 has been living in Howe street, has taken a suite of rooms at the Y. M c. A. building in Temple street l +. E. Cross, of Waterbury, is spend- ing vacation at the cottage of Harry l Dodge at Indian Neck Charles Walder and sister, Miss
 Lena Walder, of New York, are i spending a week with the Misses Rose and Sadie Lucas, of 29 Hallock ave-
 nue.
 Harvey F, Howe, of this city is vis- iting in Bristol for week. Mr. Howe
 was formerly advertising manager of
 the Bristol opera house program, At
 present he is connected with the
 printing concern of Price Lee & Ad-
 kins, of this city Mrs. William Maley and son liar old of S09 State street have returned
 to their home after weeks visit | with Mrs, J. H. Daskham, of Bridge | port.
 Misses Clara and Louise Spring, of i Winsted, came to New Haven We'd nesday, where they will enjoy a vaca- tion of one week. l Miss Irene Garland, of New York,
 is the guest of Mrs. Doody, of S17 State street
 F. H. Olmstead, the manager of the | Yale varsity nine for next year, has
 been the guest of E. H. Coy in Litch- field.
 The Misses Elizabeth and Rose
 Kreuter, of Hartford, are spending
 their vacations with Miss B. Kaiser, | of 19S Mansfield street. Miss Lillian Brown and Mrs.
 Wealthy M. Brown, of this city, are visiting friends in Amherst. | On Saturday of next week the first pay entertainment of the season will
 be given at the Litchfield clubhouse | It will be Mrs. Jarley's wax works l and promises to be exceptionally fine | Miss Bailey, of this city, who Is in charge, has had much experience and
 great success in this line, and makes an imitable Mrs. farley. | Miss Mae G. Reyes, of this city, has returned from two weeks visit with
 Mrs. E. A. Jacobs, of Wakelee avenue, Ansonia, Miss Reyes leaves for New York tomorrow to start rehearsals
 in "The Grand Mogur' company, un- der the management of Klaw & Err langer, Her sister, Miss Nan Reyes,
 Is now playing with George M, Cohan | in his latest success, "The { Honey mooners." She has been engaged for George Washington, jr.," for the coming season.
 Chester Ewing, one of the popular clerks at the local postoffice, on duty at the north stamp window, has re- turned from vacation of eighteen
 days in Woodstock. A successful operation was per- formed on James Hunt at Dr. Adams West Haven sanitarium Tuesday by Dr. Carleton, assisted by Drs. M J. Adams and c. V, Webb. Miss Florence Breitenstein, of this city, who has been visiting Miss Anna Kettlehut, of Twiss street Meriden, for about three weeks, returned home Wednesday evening. John Butler of New Haven, is the guest of the Misses Catherine and An nie Butler, of Cherry street, Water- bury.
 Miss B. Kaiser of 198 Mansfield street, has returned home after pass- ing several weeks of her vacation in Hartford
 Among the autoists registered at the Elton in Waterbury Wednesday were MT and Mrs. F. S. Bradley, of West Haven, and Mrs and Mrs. s. L. Squier of New Haven, en route to Litchfield, and MT. and Mrs. H. B. Dow, of New Haven.
 Mrs. John Jordan. of Hartford, is the guest of her sister, Mrs John Grady, of Columbus avenue.
 Mrs. Philopena Wright, of South Main street, Waterbury, is spending weeks vacation visiting with friends in New Haven.
 Edna Estelle Hall, of 57 Grove street, this city, who has been study ing music with Burmeister in Cassel Germany, will open a piano class in
 Wallingford the first part of October