The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-07-08
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MT J. $. cannon, the real estate aeal-
 CT, and two daughters have returned
 from a very pleasant trip to Europe.
 They travelled In England, France. Bel
 gium and Holland.
 pr. and Mrs. Seaver and family of
 Lynwood street have closed their home
 and will pass the summer at Chautau-
 qua, New York.
 spending the month of July at Orien-
 tai park, West Haven, with Mrs. De
 Bussey's father, MT. Hoggson, at their
 shore cottage.
 Mrs. John McGee and Miss Sadie Me-
 Gee of Buenos Ayres, Argentine Re
 public, South America are the guests
 of Mrs. Samuel Hodkinson of 35S Whal-
 ley avenue.
 Night Clerk Thomas Reynolds. of the
 postoffice, leaves on his annual three
 weeks vacation to-day.
 Chief Mailing Clerk John T. Kerrigan
 of the postoffice is taking his annual
 vacation.
 The big Ocean View house at Block
 Island has about one hundred guests,
 but this will be trebled before the close
 of the coming week. Among the prom
 inent peopled registered at this house
 are J. J. Ferris, H. A. Trimm, George
 E. Bourne, c. c. McGovern, Dr. George
 E. Brewer and wife, Frank E. Lewis, oI ~ af York; pr. J. B. Fenton of Irvington, N. r.; George W. Carpenter of Albany, Miss Louise Johnston, George B. Hogg- son and wife, J. Jerome Hayes and wife, Miss Ella M. Hayes, A. $. Hem, F. L. NewtonNand wife, and Timothy Dwight and wife of New Haven; Will liam A. Shaw and family of Orange, N. J., and Mrs. Robert L. Burrage of Newark, N. J.
 Samuel Southmayd, son of MT. South mayd of State street, corner of Edward, has gone to Durham, Conn, to spend the summer with his grandfather. Augustus Burritt, son of Lieutenant Burritt of Edward street, has gone to Plainville, Conn.,, for a few weeks. George Welch, son of MT. Welch of Edward street. has gone to Waterbury for the summer.
 Miss Ada Henderson, daughter of MT. John Henderson of Cottage street, sails for home from England next week af- ter two months visit in Europe. Mrs. Mrytle Ghermann of South Nor walk, Conn.,s is spending the season with her uncle, the Rev. A. A. Lath- bury, of the Bridgehampton, L. T., Methodist church.
 William Walker and family of New York are at their pleasant summer l place at Bridgehampton. J. s. Osborne of New Haven is visit ing his father, John Osborne at Bridge hampton, L. I.
 Miss Lucy McGrath of New London and the Misses Callahan of Baltimore, are the guests of Miss Nellie Ccndon of Grand avenue. They will all leave for Atlantic Ciy this week. Miss Kettle Bradley, the well known soprano, Is at her home in Fair Haven 1 for a few days.
 Councilman Edward A. Rourke and his family will occupy a cottage at the Thimble Islands for the summer. Miss Mary Bennett and Miss Harriet Bennett of 80 Broadway, will sail by one of the Netherland Line steamers on | July 13 for Rotterdam.
 l Dr. E. J. Walker went to the White l mountains Saturday, for several weeks 1 for the benefit of his health. He was accompanied by his wife. l Captain c. c. Ford, ex-assistant clerk of the court of common pleas in this oity, has been appointed prosecuting attorney of the city court of Ansonia. 1 Mrs. J. I. Parker and her daughter
 Miss Lou, have gone to Madison to oc- l cupy their cottage for the summer. l Edward L. Seery, who recently grad uated from the Yale law school, has opened an office in the Apothecaries hall
 building, Waterbury,
 1 Miss Nellie L. Moulton, daughter ot MT and Mrs. H. M Moulton of New London, and niece of Mrs, William Stillman, 28 Brimblecom street, Lynn Mass. was united in marriage to Oliver l A. Howard, electrical expert of the Gen. l eral Electric company of Lynn, Wed, nesday evening, July 3. The brides. maid was Miss Nellie A. Beckwith 1 formerly of New London; she also wore white and carried a bouquet ot | pinks. The groom was attended by William L. Bradley, Yale '91, of New 1 Haven.