The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-09-25

Stevenson won the first prize at whist. beautiful bunch of roses. MT. and Mrs. Prescott received many handsome gifts.
 F, E. Bowers and wife of this city made the trip to Waterbury Sunday in a Rambler car and took luncheon at The Elton. Dr. R. Peabody and wife of this city made the trip to Water bury in Ford machine.
 The following trustees of the West ville Methodist Episcopal church have been elected: For three years A. H. Farnham, P. F, Cornish, c. E. Brown; for two years, J. R, Brown and c. R. Mansfield; for one year, W. E. wood manse and G. E. Miller. William H. shumway is the clerk of the church and John H. Campbell was the moder- ator of the meeting.
 Charles Martin of this city and Miss Mary NJ. Ryan of Spring street, Mid dletown, were awarded the prizes for the best waltzlng couple at a dance given by Italians in Armory hall in Middletown Saturday night.
 MT. and Mrs. IA. L. Doolittle of West Haven returned yesterday from trip to the Berkshire mountains.
 John Edwards of New Haven is spending the week with his sister, Mrs. Charles Long, of Clinton avenue. ! Mrs. Wentworth and daughter, Miss Margaret Wentworth, of Milton Mills, Vermont, are the guests of Mir. and Mrs. A. H. Wentworth and family of Main street. West Haven. | A. H. Turkington of East Morris, Conn.,, and Laura A. Dayton of water town, daughter of Curtis Dayton, who were married in Watertown on Sept. | 30, 1882, by the Rev MT. Conklin, will celebrate their silver wedding anniver- sary at their home in East Morris, Monday, Sept 30.
 E.. w. Bochman of New Haven, is registered at the Hotel Endicott, New York.
 William Rice and Frank Whitlock oi Springfield, Mass, are the guests oi their cousin Miss Marion Brainard, al Prospect Beach.
 On account of the illness of Judge A. F. Eggleston, state attorney fol Hartford county, who is brother ot pr. J. D. Eggleston, of Meriden, the term of the superior court has beer | adjourned for one week. Dr. Eagles ton went to Hartford Monday and helt consultation with Drs. Wolfe ant Knight over Judge Eggleston's condi tion. He is suffering from malarial in terlnittent fever, but was quite com fortable. Dr. Eggleston says he will b we'll in short time unless something entirely unforeseen sets in.
 Mir. and Mrs. Frank Woodruff o West Haven, and party of New Ha ven friends are enjoying an automo bile trip to Atlantic City and Lake wood, N. J,
 1 Tho members of Susan Clarke Car rington Clarke chapter, D. A. R.. 0 Meriden, will begin the seasons activ ities with an outing Saturday The, | will be the guests of Mrs. Watson Will COX at the Highland and will pass tn lafternoon there.
 MT. and Mrs. Julius H. Cowles am daughter. Gladys, have returned t Woodbury from California, and will re main in the East for a few months,
 Mir. and Mrs. Jack Strauss and famil have closed their summer cottage ol California street, West Haven, and re turned to their New Haven home ol Avon street.
 l Frank Mcclure of South Mancheste will leave this week for New Mexico He left his post in the silk mills las Saturday and intends to be absent fo several months, If the climate an conditions are to his liking he will pro bably remain in that country for tn future.
 Mrs. Leonidas filling of Plainville, \ J., is the guest of her mother, Mrs. Al phetls Merwln in West Haven,
 Dr. Henry Karrmann's son, Milton, i'll with typhoid fever at his home i North W6odbury.
 Rev. Dr. and Mrs. Thomas D. Chris tie of St. Pauls institute. Tarsus, Fur key, in Asia, announce the engagement of their daughter, Mary Phelps Chris tie, now senior In the Hartford Theo logical seminary to Rev. D. Miner Rog CTS, pastor of the Congregations church, East Dorset. Vt, son of MI and Mrs. D. o. Rogers of New Britain They expect to go as missionaries t Turkey next year.
 Mir and Mrs. D. J. Hinman and fam | fly will move this week from this cit to the new apartment house recent built by MT. Coe on Smith street, nea Washington avenue,
 MT Pfaff who has been enjoying trip to the Whie Mountains with : party of friends, has returned to hi home in First avenue, West Haven. Mrs Henry, S10h Chapel stree