The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-09-02

street, who went to Denver, Col, a month ago in order to ,reouperate from the effects of severe attack of grip, is greatly improved in health and expects to enter into business soon.
 MT. and Mrs. Edward J. Liesing, of S5 Bishop street, and Mrs. Bert Cass of 90 Admiral street, went Saturday to New York for a few days stay, stopping at the Park Avenue hotel.
 Miss Gertrude Flower of Thomas street entertained ten of her friends at 8 watermelon cut, on Thursday even- Ing
 < David Courtney of 104 Bishop street returned home on Saturday night frofi watch Hill, R. L MT. Courtney has been clerk in the Plympton Hotel at Watch Hill, which has been filled with summer guests and which closes for the season tonight.
 Miss Bertha Ray of East avenue New Haven, left for College Point, New York, where she will spend weeks vacation with Mrs. Frank Mar tin.
 r MT. and Mrs. J Henry Korber of PA Exchange street announce the mar rlagc of their daughter, Ethel Luella, to Harvey Roy Robinson, which took place August 18th, at the home of Rev. Charles c. Smith, pastor of the Grand avenue Baptist church.
 Mrs, Robert C. Green of West Haven has returned home from two weeks visit in Massachusetts.
 Mir, and Mrs. G. Edward Fisher of Amferst, Mass, have arrived for a two weeks vacation at Cedar beach, Mill ford.
 Mrs. W. H. Turner of East Haven who have been spending the past two weeks with friends and at the home of MT Turner's people in Northfeld, Mass, returned to her home Friday.
 Mrs, Clyde Scoville and children o1 Forestville are spending a few days with friends in New Haven, Mrs, F, H.. Brigham of East Haven has returned to her home In Klrkhan after spending the past two weeks al | Bantam lake.
 Mrs. Frank K. Gould of Monroe l Mass, is entertaining her cousin, Mrs Wiflison Hunt of New Haven and Der hard Prout of New York
 Mir and Mrs. Flames of West Haver are spen1 ling two weeks at the cottagt l of B. B. Savage at Rocky beach during | the absence of Mir. and Mrs. Savage. | Miss Mary P. Barnett of South Glas Ibtonbury spent last week on visit witt her uncles family in New Haven. Mrs. Sarah Hotehkiss of East Haven ! phiip h0fD1ney 6nIVnE hnr bpTNr Thursday, when stepping on tho las 1 stair fell In such q way IS to dislocat( her shoulder. She Is attended by Dr l Holbrook and Is Gs comfortable as car | be expected.
 Miss Ruth B. Tyler of South Glaston- | bury Is enjoying 9 vacation of severa l days in New Haven and vicinity. Mrs Richard Wardell and sons, Mas. 1 ter Richard and Arthur of New Haven are being entertained at the home oi 1 MT. and Mrs Charles Baldwin on Higi l street, East Haven.
 Mrs C. Cranler of Portland is visit. ing her sister, Mrs. John Kelsey, in New Haven for short time. Mrs Mary B. c. Davis of Glencoe, l. l l., is visiting her cousins, MT. and Mrs l Charles Aldrich of Wallace street.
 Thomas H. Longtime of Thorndyke Mass, is spending his vacation witl , friends (n New Haven.
 Daniel J. Lynch of this city Is enter,
 taining Frank Mahoney of West Brook field, Mass.
 Mrs. D. D. Hill of Blohm street, Wes Haven, is entertaining her sister, Mrs
 Rowland of New London and Mrs Bacon oR East Haven.
 Mrs, J P. Kimberly of New Haven i
 spending a few days in Cromwell a,
 the guest of her mother.
 Mrs. William Sortee and daughters
 the Mtses Ethel and Lillian of Hart
 ford, who have been the guests of Mrs