The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-10-05

MISS flOreHce E. PdTuee Hds Deen dp- point as kindergarten teacher at the Fair street school by the committee on special instruction of the board of edu- cation.
 Miss Adele Hodgdon has returned from her summer vacation accompanied by her cousin, Edith w. Poor of Bel fast. Me,
 Mrs Justus Hotchkiss has rturned to town.
 Mrs. Mark Bailey and Miss Bailey have returned from Montpelier, Vt. Miss May Fowler, who has spent the summer at her home in Moodus, has returned to this city, to continue her studies in the Yale art school. Rev. MT. Lines of St. Paul's church
 has gone to Minneapolis to attend the
 general convention of the Protestant Episcopal church to be held there this year. Mr. Lines will be absent three weeks.
 Frank J. Brown, a graduate of '93 academic and of '95 law school, has joined Attorneys Matthewman and Aver i'll, and their offices are at No. 155 Church street Leffingwell building. TO SAIL FOR EUROPE. MT. F. c. Kennedy will sail for Glas- gow on the Nebraska next week Satur- day. This will be MT Kennedy's sec ond trip to Europe this year, and he anticipates much enjoyment from it. TWO YEARS OF DIVERSION. MT. Charles Gay and wife of Fair Haven, who have been at Parlin Pond, Somerset county, Me, for six weeks or eight weeks past, will on then return leave for visit to the Atlanta ex- position and after stay there and a trip in the south will take a trip to the old world. It is MT. Gays inten- tion to spend the best part of two years in travel and recreation. Mir. Gay has, though still young man, compara lively, made handsome fortune in business. He has invested many thous- ands of dollars in New Haven real estate, as have also his brothers, Will liam Gay and John Gay, owners of the Majestic hotel and other New Haven buildings.
 WooDMoNTs OCTOBER ATTRAC- TIVENESS.
 MT. Smith of the National Trades mems banks force of assistants and his wife, who have been sojourning at Woodmont for the summer, still retain I'their cottage and win occupy it until quite late in the season. There are twenty five or thirty families yet so- journng in Woodmont cottages, find- ing this October weather delightful weather for life at the shore. There are about fifteen New Haven families there. The gay social season is gone by, but the cottagers remaining find 1 it very pleasant at the shore yet. MT. Louis Geiger of Foster street, of | the we'll knewn firm of Kissinger x l Geiger, went back to his cottage at ! Woodmont, after having removed to | this city and says Woodmont is enjoya- ble ap t1 the tire the snow flies.
 BARTLETT, THE sCULPTOR-HIS GENEROUS FRIENDS. l The large number of friends in this city of Truman H. Bartlett, the noted sculptor, formerly of this city, will be interested to learn that MT. Bartlett's wealthy Boston friends, as a tribute of their high regard for him and apprecia-
 tion of his unselfish devotion to art
 have clubbed together and presented 1 him with house and tract of land in ] Colchester, Maine, situated about seven
 miles from the railroad station. They
 had often heard MT Bartlett expatiate
 upon the beauties of nature and express 1 his intention of some day owning an ideal woodland sylvan retreat where he could enjoy his summer in communion with nature away from the din and bus 1 tie and conyentionalities of the big cit l ies So the idea of this little gift was concocted entirely unbeknown to MT. Bartlett, and committee selected the site and had plans made for cottage,
 and are now having the cottage built. It is fast approaching completion. MT. Bartlett will spend the summers at this
 sylvan retreat. MT. Bartlett is leading,
 as usual, a very busy life in Boston. A part of his time is occupied in giving lessons at the Massachusetts School of | Technology He Is also preparing a
 bust of famous Boston man. His son | Paul, who is in Paris, France, equals, l if not surpasses, his father in artistic
 ability and has received numerous prizes
 and honors in recognition of his artistic l talent. He has just received a new
 mark of honor, which came to him re- gently on his thirtieth birthday MT. l T. H. Bartlett's sister, Mrs. Hattie Per
 rigo of this city, recently returned from | visit to him in Boston She is to
 make her home with him next year. She
 leaves in few days for the west, at Delaware, o.
 | At Beers photo parlors Professor I. L.. | Welcome has recently been engaged to l take charge of their operating depart ment. Professor Welcome is we'll known
 as one of the leading photo posers and
 operators of this country having been
 connected with some of the larger Chi
 cago. New York and Boston galleries.
 He is also a musician of acknowledged
 ability. His favorftes instruments are
 the flute and guitar