The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1907-08-19

Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Squires Of
West Haven are spending the month
at the home Of Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Beers in Brooklyn during their visit
with Rev. and Mrs. Squires in Green
port, L. I.
Misses Helen Wall, Helen Mariners
and May Sullivan Of Hartford will
leave tomorrow for New Haven where
they will spend two weeks vacation.
Miss Helen Tobin Of this city is a
guest of Miss Mary Kennedy Of Wa
terbury at the latters summer home
at Brocketts point.
Mrs. William Hall and children of
New Haven and Mr. and Mrs. Alvord
and daughter of Bridgeport are guests
at the Stiles house, Woodbury..
John G.. Terrill of Woodbury. is spend
ing short time in New Haven.
Mrs. Jennie Whittier has returned
from her visit at her old home in
Sheltown, Novia Scotia
DR.. T. j. McLarney of Waterbury is
entertaining his sisters, the Misses
Margaret and Eta McLarney of An
sonia, at Manor lodge, Short beach
They are spending two weeks at Short
beach.
Mr. and Mrs. Yale are spending their
honeymoon at the Hotchkiss cottage
Short beach. Mrs. Yale is the daugh-
ter of Town Clerk Andrews of Mount
Carmel She was married on July 81
The Misses Annie and Lilly Daley OF
New Haven and Miss Bannon Of Hart
ford are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. M. J.
Noroney in Collinsville,
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Runge, Amelia
and Martha Runge, Lena Mold, Flor
ence Lewis and Fred Kantack of Meri-
den came Saturday to Woodmont where
they will enjoy vacation.
j. H. G. Durant, the jeweler, who is
n England will sail for home septem-
Der 70 to arrive here about September
81. The types Saturday changed the
dates.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul S. Lewis of 464
Edgewood avenue are visiting Mr..
Lewis sister, Mrs. Francis w Nc
Neillan at Rye, N Y,
Judge Epaphroditus Peck of Bristol,
accompanied by Mrs, Peck, left on Sat
urday for Hancock Point. Me-, where
they will spend their vacation Mrs.
Brownell, Mrs. Peck's mother. and Miss
Jane Brownell, Mrs PecS's sister. tire
there On August 20 Judge Peck will
| go to Portland where he will attend
the annual sessions OF the American
Bar association. He will return to
Bristol about September 1.
Miss Clara Olcott, who has been
spending the past two weeks with Miss
Ethel Aldrich of Wallace street, West
Haven, returned yesterday to her home
in New Britain.
Mr. and Mrs James Earle of Richard
place, West Haven, are spending the
week with Rev. Mr.. and Mrs. A. J.
Gammack at Bantam Lake.
The outing committee of the New
Britain common council have completed
ARRANGEMENTS for the outing at Savlr
Rock on Thursday August %. 1t was
decided to have dinner at the Stanford
house at 2 O'clock City officials ant
ex-offlcials will attend
Mrs Idella n. Gardner and daughter
Miss Ruth Gardner, of West Haven
who have been spending the week ii
Willimantic, returned home Saturda!
: evening.
is spending week at Miss Fannl
Mathers
Miss Bertha Holbrook of West Ha
ven gave a musical in honor of he
guest. Miss Charlotte Wood of Yonkers
New York, at her summer home Thurs
day evening, which was enjoyed by sew
eral of the young people, who ar
spending the summer at the shore
nsarcus 4 Dotter and family of Hart
ford have returned from a two weeks
cruise in G. w. Harris yacht Sigma, tn
winner of the Plant cup, having vislte
Noan'- Stonington, Watch Hill, Fish
- Island, Fenwick, New Haver
Bridgeport, Greennort, Shelter islam
and New London.
Mr. and Mrs. s. NJ Wadhams o
Washington avenue, West Haven ar
spending Sunday with Mr.. Wadham'
brother and family, Irwin I. Wadham
of Torrington.
: Fred B. McClunie, son of Thomas F
, McClunie of Hartford is spending tn
summer on the steam Yacht Athena a
> clerk for Mr.. Gibson, who is managing
the vessel in connection with the Blu
reau of University Travel, taking /
the ancient cities of the Mediterranean
He does not EXPECT to return until fall
and before that time will have visite
: Turkey and Greece 'as well as the his
toric spots Of Italy and the north shor