Morning journal and courier., 1891-09-01

w. F. Ensign is at North Granby. Lou H. Stannard has returned from the Catskills. Rev. F. R. Luckey has returned from California. George P. Marvin has returned from Woodstock. Miss Anna R. Hulce is visiting friends l in New York.
 John F. Stars of Congress avenue is at
 High Bridge, N. J. G. T. Smith of 101 Greene street has gone to Short Beach. Miss Nellie F. Ess, daughter of B. F. | Ess. is at Block Island. W. E. Hull of Liberty street has return, ! ed from Haddam, Conn. T. c. Pidsley of Garden street has re- ] turned from Lee, Mass. Colonel F. G. Bigelow and. family have returned from Newtown. w. R. White of 53 Pearl street has re-
 turned from Stony Greek. Sherman Scoville is visiting his uncle in Bridgeport for few days. Assistant Clerk John s. Fowler is home 1 from the White mountains. J. M. B. Dwight of Hillhouse avenue has | returned from Dublin, N. H. Miss Maggie Pendergast is home from 6 ] two months visit to Canada. Lawyer w. H. Lee and family have re- turned from Cornwall, Conn. l Mrs. 0. s. Keep has returned from 6 | summers visit to Monson, Mass. F. W. Field of Lynwood street has re-
 turned from Cottage City, Mass. l H. 0. Warner, the banker, and family have returned from the White Mountains Mrs. McDonough of 2 Humphrey street ] has left her home and is visiting at Troy, l N. Y.
 Miss May Colt of Lines street has re- | turned from Brooklyn, after visit of two ! weeks.
 Miss Annie OKeefe, daughter of Jailer O'Keefe, is expected home from Saratoga ! to-day.
 Mrs. Henry Rudolph and family of Grand avenue have returned home from Cheshire.
 Albert H. filling, the real estate dealer, and family have returned from the White Mountains. Lawyer Louis Jacobs is home from two weeks' trip to New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore and Boston. Attorney John w. filling and family
 have returned from their summer vacation spent at Fort Griswold.
 Miss Mary G. Sullivan of Park street is visiting in Sharon, Conn. She is the guest of Miss Justine Ingersoll. Miss Mamie Costigan of Hamilton street left yesterday for Providence, R. T., to spend aweek with friends. J. G. Faulhaber, bookkeeper for M. Zunder & Sons, is home from a stay at
 Goshen, N. Y, and vicinity. President Butler of the Tradesmen bank
 and family have returned from stay at
 the Asquam house, New Hampshire. !, Driver Flanagan of the Fair Haven and
 Westville road started yesterday morning
 for a weeks trip through western New
 York.
 Dr. John E. W. Thompson and family,
 with Count de Delva, spent Sunday with
 his father-in-law, Charles McLinn, of Edgewood avenue.
 Mrs. Blakeslee, wife of Postmaster Blakeslee of Whitneyville, arrived home with her children from vacation of three weeks in the Catskills.
 Miss Lizzie 0. Greeley, formerly of this city, and now of Colchester, is spending a few weeks at Newport with her cousins, the Misses Hanley, of Woonsocket, R. I. Ou tuclI IotuIu tuoy WILL flSlG IEleuQb III New Haven.
 Mrs. Jennie Blackwell and Miss Lena Blackwell, who have been visiting their brother, MT. B. R. Blackwell of Howard avenue, have returned to their home in Saratoga. Miss Blackwell was also guest at the home of MT. H. s. Hulce, Fair Ha- ven Heights.
 Messrs. Mallon, Gould, Felsburg, Schnabel and Guilford are expected to re- turn Wednesday from the Rowland hotel at Long Branch, where they have been furnishing orchestra music this summer. Messrs. Atwater, Fichtl and Bronson have already returned from New Milford. They have been playing at the Weantinaug hotel. ,----
 MT. Frank 0. Thayer, representing Maud Granger, is in town and has arranged with Colonel Keys of Proctor's for the after noon and evening of next Monday, Labor day. Miss Granger will present 'tInherit- .ed,n an emotional play written by Mrs. Lucy Hooper, wife of MT. Hooper, who is vice. United States consul at Paris and has held that position for fourteen years Miss Granger played ftInheritedn for fifty-three consecutive weeks last season, the plays success being phenomenal. She brings in her support Clara Louise Thompson and most of her last years company, which was exceptionally good.