Morning journal and courier., 1891-09-05
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Mrs. Julius Prokasky left yesterday for Saratoga.
 Sergeant Cowles is spending his vacation in Bristol. ..sH | Principal Putnam of the Woolsey school is home from Europe. MT. and Mrs. William A. Beers have re- turned from Saratoga.
 Miss Daisy Foote has been visiting Miss Helen Russell in Bristol.
 General Merwin will be toastmaster at the banquet of the Grays.
 Miss Kittie Buchanan of 12 Sylvan ave- nue left yesterday for two weeks stay at Saratoga.
 Mrs. Isaac M Wright of IA Park street has returned from vacation stay of two months.
 J. c. Donnelly and wife of Putnam street left yesterday for two weeks stay at Saratoga.
 Editor J. O'Rourke of the Paterson, N. J., Guardian, is visiting friends on Asylum street, this city.
 Mir. Abbott, the school principal, has re- turned from very pleasant vacation spent at Scinapee, N. H.
 Rev. H. L. Wayland of Philadelphia was elected president of the Social Scientists at Saratoga this week.
 Miss Nellie Pagan of Kensingtoh, neice of ex-Town Agent Reynolds, is visiting at his house SIT East street.
 Miss Kittie Downey of Grand avenue left this city yesterday to spend week with her friend Miss Nellie Kyle of Stamford.
 George L. Fox, principal of the Hopkins grammar school, returned home from Europe this week on the steamer Majestic. Professor Francis Wayland of this city has been elected one of the vice presidents | of the American Social Science in session | at Saratoga.
 Mrs. J. H. Mccormack and children have returned from Philadelphia and New Jersey where they have been spending ( few weeks.
 | Albert Zunder, who has been in poo1 health at Savin Rock for the past two weeks, was able to resume business yester day and his health is much improved.
 R. veitch, jr.. of this city will be one oi the judges of plants and flowers at tho Hartford County Horticultural society next Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday
 Attorney L. W. Cleaveland recently re ceived appointment as commissioner O deeds from the governors of the states 0 New Jersey, Indiana, California and Mis- souri.
 MT. James w. Merwin of Merwin' Point, his sister, Mrs. J. R. Johnson o Merwin's Point, and MT. and Mrs. Charle N. Merwin of 52 Bishop street, this city will leave Monday for Saratoga.
 William Porter and family of Stratford MT. Woglan and daughter of Stratford Mrs. Vibbert F. Hall of Meriden and Mra A. H. Babcock of New Haven are stoppin at J. M. Browns, Hale's point, Guilford.
 Mrs. Hanna of Pearl street, widow c the Rev. MT. Hanna, who was pastor of tn Humphrey street Congregational churc years ago, has returned from 8 three week. stay at Chatauqua. Her daughter Nelli was also with her at Chatauqua and ha | returned
 G. B. Bunnell, the popular manager c the Grand opera house and the Hyperion fell while alighting from the $50 trai from this city at Bridgeport Thursda night. He escaped with a shaking ur His arms were filled with bundles when b slipped.
 Sherman D. Thacher, one of the younge sons of the late Professor Thomas Thacher, and graduate of Yale in tn class of 1883, is conducting & preparator, school for business or college life on hi ranch near Nordhoff, Ojai valley. Cali fornia.
 Professor and Mrs. E. A. Parsons hay returned from four weeks stay at "Vill Bristhall," i" the delightful summer hom of Professor F. B. Bristol, formerly of Ne, Haven, on Martha's Vineyard. They wer accompanied by pupils from this city an appeared at several very successful con certs.
 Lawyer Cromwell of New York, wh received s260, 1000 for a fee in a singl case, his labors occupying six weeks, ha been visiting in New Haven. By holdin certain securities of firm apparentl bankrupt until big rise in their marke value took place, he saved the firm iron ruin and paid off all claims. .-.
 Miss Eloise Blakeslee and sister, sister of Walter Blakeslee of the Grays, hay been stopping with their uncle and cou sin at the Pot Island house through tn month of August, and after a few days further stay return with their uncle to hi home in Massachusetts for few weeks.