The daily morning journal and courier., 1896-07-01

 court, Mrs. Townsend and their three children, and Edward G. Buckland, will leave tomorrow for Colorado to be gone two months, Judge Townsend and MT, Bucland are interested in a mine located near Durango Col, and while away they will visit the mine
 Attorney J. Birney Futile has pur- chased three building lots located on Redfield street near Columbus avenue, Attorney Futile has purchased other land adjoining this for a local syndi- cate. The concern is to erect in the immediate future on its newly acquired property four large three story flats containing six apartments each,
 E. A. Saunders of this city has been elected director and general manager Of the Woonsocket, R. l., Rubber com pany,
 MT, and Mrs. c. G. Baker of No. 152 Wooster street will sail for Europe on the steamship St. Paul to-day.
 Mrs Frank Munson and children of Chapel street leave tomorrow for sa- ratoga.
 Prof. Jepson and family go to their very pleasant summer retreat at Stony Creek in day or two.
 Mrs M. Sonnenberg with her daugh- ter, Miss Hetty, are to spend July at the Branford Point house. Louis Son. nenberg will leave soon to join a party for month in the Adirondacks. Miss Roy, a graduate last year of the New Haven training school for nurses, who has been practicing in the New Haven hospital since, went on Satur- day last for a summer at Canada Clifford, son of ex-Judge Stoddard and Robert, son of ex-Judge w. B. Stoddard, will sail next week for Eng l land. They will take bicycle trip of several weeks through the British Isles. MT, Hurle, the Center street tailor with his daughter, Mrs. Linden, and | granddaughter Miss Linden, are away on trip in New York and New Jer- | sey, staying with MT. Hurle's friends. | Prof. George D. Watrous has rented l the residence, of Dr. T. H. Russell in I Woodbridge on the Seymour road, and, | with his family, will remove there for the summer about July 15 The family of Dr. Russell will leave for the Thou sand Islands about August l. Miss Anna Macdonald, daughter of | Commissioner James H. Macdonald, and Miss Anna MacLauchlin of F 1 Pleasant street will sail to-day on the City of Rome from New York for 1 Europe. They will spend the summer l in Scotland
 | Rev. A. H. Wright and family of l Warehouse Point leave town to-day for | a months vacation at Saurs Point, near Clinton, Conn.
 Mrs. J. F. Bolles and family of Hart ford have gone to Woodmont for the
 summer, where Mrs Bolles has just had built a handsome cottage.
 pr. Robinson and family of this city are at their cottage at Money Island, I They have been summer cottagers
 there for many years. Dr. Robinson is a brother of Judge W. c. Robinson, now of Washington, D. c. w. D. Jerrolds and family of Yales- yille are at their cottage at Money Is- lands MT. Jerrolds has been q summer 1 resident at Money Island for twenty l four years.
 Captain Cooper of Stony Crek has i sold his sailboat Pioneer" to a son l of Prof. Baird of Yale university
 It will be twenty-one years next Oc- I tober since Landlord Frink opened the l Indian Point house at Stony Creek
 as summer resort.
 Rev. William Hannibal Thomas of
 Norwalk, an elder of the A. M. F.
 church. and guest at the conference, | fought through the war in Mckinley S
 regiment, and he tells many good
 stories of the great leader and states
 man.
 l Hugh J. Lee of Meriden has received | a telegram from Lieutenant Peary di-
 recting him to report at Boston on i Thursday evening.
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