The morning journal-courier., 1908-03-25

Mrs. Moves S. Wilmot of Naugatuck, who is at Deland. Fla.
 Mir, and Mrs. Wendall Shepherd, Mir. and Mrs. Speer and Mir. and Mrs. Buchle of Waterbury, spent Sunday at Laurel Beach.
 Mrs. G. W. Northrop of Newtown is visiting Laurel Beach friends this week.
 A birthday party will be held on the S1st at Royal Arcanum hall, by the c. A. R. post and the Woman's Relief corps It will be an elaborate celebration, for which plans are be- ing made by an efficient committee.
 Miss Edna Goldsmith received a souvenir card from Mrs. Frank N. Platt, who is enjoying honeymoon trip in Florida. Mrs. Platt was Miss Carol Tibbals before her marriage.
 The Junior league will give an in- teresting entertainment in the chapel on Thursday evening. There will be reciations, drills, reading. vocal and instrumental music. The league will have the assistance of Miss Ruth Bart lett and Miss Helen Capers of Bridge port. No admission fee will be charg- ed, but a silver collection is expect ed. Ice cream will be served.
 Miss Viola Plnneo has returned from a pleasant visit in New York city,
 Mrs. David E. Smith is the guest of her daughter Mrs. Walter l. Addis in Poughkeepsie, N. Y.
 Miss Ivy Bristol is visiting Miss AL veretta Abbott at Atlantic City, N J. The regular meeting of Freelove Baldwin Stow chapter, D. A. R., will be held at the chapter house on Broad street, or Thursday afternoon. The chapter is planning to hold l fair in June, and a large attendance is desired by tho officers. The hos tesses will be the members of the chapter who live at Woodmont. Mrs. Doolittle, Mrs, Bryan, Mrs. Johnson, and Miss Helen Bryan. |
 MT. Raymond, station master at South Norwalk. assumed the position of freight agent at the Milford sta ton this morning. This place was made vacant by the death recently of William A. Reardon.
 Mir and Mrs. Henry Scott of Brad | ley Beach, N. J., are the guests of their sister, Miss Susie Moore, on | Wharf street.
 Sheriff Maher Is having additions | built to his barn to accommodate horses and carriages for the summer work.
 New palisades are to be built at the shore in front of the cottages at Fort Trumbull Beach, They will be made O, cedar spiles to be furnished by D, L. Clarke and r. M Smith, under the | direction of Mir. Smith, one of the selectmen.
 Thomas F. Falls of Fort Trumbull Beach, is In New York city. Mrs. Falls is visiting her sister in Mime apolis Minn.
 Mrs. Fred s. Beardsley of Center street, Is confined to her home by Illness.
 Mrs. A. l.. Futile is in Woodcliff, N lJ.. having been summoned by the serious illness of her father.
 Miss Grace Patchen, senior al Northfield seminary, returns to hel home on Friday, for the Easter vaca. ton.
 The Tribe of Red Men will give g dance in the town hall on Easter Monday.
 The young ladies who are to be ths ushers at the reception of the Tues day Afternoon club. met with Mrs George Secor, at Devon, last evening
 The Ladies guild will meet In th' parish house on Wednesday afternoon A t.entcn tea will be served afte' , the meeting.
 MT and Mrs. William Ascam, tr. of New Haven, are visiting their par ents, at Fort Trumbull Beach for few days.
 , Several cottages are in course O , building at Laurel Beach. and ar to be ready for occupancy this sea , son.
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