Morning journal and courier., 1890-08-08

tations are quite general, and these enter
tainments are always happy events.
MIR. E. II. Crandall, for a number of
years superintendent of the creamery here,
left with his family Monday to
accept position in dynamite
cartridge mandatory in Elfred, Pa. He
leaves hosts of friends behind who wish
him success in his new venture. In the
grange both Mr.. and Mrs. Crandall have
been among the most energetic members
to build up the order and leave a record
that is commendable.
Dr.>Wheeler has just had placed in his
lot at the cemetery a Quincy granite sar-
cophagus which was made by Durham of
Hartford that undoubtedly is fneO
monument as the cemetery contains at
present and is the first one in the new adj
dition. Messrs. Thomas Phillips & Son of
New Haven, however, have put up some
very fine work here
Mrs. Steel of Hartford mother of Mrs.
Adrian R. Wadsworth returns home Fri
day after a ten days visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Hurlbut and
daughter Clara are at Stony Brook, Long
Island, enjoying the sea breeze.
From glowing reports of Athe gayety at
Martha's Vineyard Miss Mae Darlington is
enjoying her visit at the Vanderslips
without cessation, yachting party on one
of the yachts of the New York squadron
with swell supper on the return at the
Oak Bluffs club is her latest dissipation.
| The last of August she leaves Cottage City
| for visit at the cottage of her uncle and
aunt, Mr. and Mrs Edwin Trowbridge at
| Noroton, Conn.
! Miss Nellie Bartlett of New Britain, for
merly of New Haven is stopping at Mrs.
Pages. Also Mr.. Briggs, the artist, of
New York, who was here last summer.
| Miss Harriet Fowler is visiting Miss
Florence Gay.
| Last week, the night being too warm
for sleep, a small party of village men and
maidens took twelve mile stroll by moon
light around the three lakes of the Hart
ford water works, returning in the wee
small hours. Walking is good.
Miss Church and her brother and Miss
Helen Forest of Hartford are the guests OF
Miss Julia and Mr.. Russell Jones.
Ice cream is on sale at the Elm Tree inr
any evening.
Mr. Henry Smith of Yale is stopping
with Mr.. Walter Vorce.
Miss Florence Gay gave lawn party il
honor of her friend, Miss Hattie Fowler
on Tuesday evening The guests were tn,
Misses Laura, May Gay and Julia Jones
Isabel Church, Helen Forest, Messrs, Wal
ter Vorce, Bradford Allen, Theodore Hart
| henry Omltn, Russell Jones ana MI
Church. This same party had straw rid,
on Monday evening, and boating part,
on the river Tuesday.
Mrs. Mary E. Humphrey, who has beef
spending July with her brother at hi
country seat in Simsbury, Mr.. Amos R
Emo, returns to her home at Mr.. and Mrs
Henry N. Whittelsey the last of this week
A watermelon tea was held on the bank
of the river Tuesday evening-Misse
Lyons, Claghorn,. Van Kleck, Mr.. Jess
Moore and Mr.. Charles Lyons
The Walden family, who have sum
mered here for the last four years, bein
last year in Doctor Charles Darlington
house, are this summer at Madison, oppo
site the cottage of Mr.. Joseph 7. Whittle
sey, brother of Mr.. Henry Whittlesey
Mr.. Whittlesey has one of the finest, dir
lawn tennis courts in the neighborhoo
and the Waldens are welcome visitors
being expert players.
Mrs. Frances Cowles of Camden, N J
mother of Mrs. Erastus Gay, is stoppin
at Assistant Postmaster Dickinson. Mis-
Alice Hall of Camden is visiting her cousin
Miss Mile Gay. Rev. William Fessende
of Brooklyn, N. Y, cousin, is visitin
Rev. T. K. Fessenden at his beautiful HON
on New Britain avenue. Mrs. Chaunc
Brown is in Saratoga, in company wit
: Mr.. and Mrs. John Bartlett, a married 81,
| fer