The daily morning journal and courier., 1897-07-30
days at the Grand Central hotel, New

days at the Grand Central hotel NEW" town, has returned.
 The family of Dr. r. M. Gallaudet IS expected to arrive at their summer home at Indian Neck to-day.
 Mrs. Ellen Rice and her daughter | Miss Mary, are both Ill at their home | in Branford, suffering from the chilis' M. P. Rice is said 10 be somewhat bet ter.
 Dr. and Mrs. Paul Skiff have return ed from brief trip to Marthas Vine yard. Their daughter, Miss Pauline Skiff, Is at the Skiff summer home at Kent
 MT W. E. Chandler and family have gone to Enfield, Mass.
 William Touhy of this city has leased the Bay View hotel at Stony Creek. F. Wilson and family of New Jersey will occupy Restawhile cottage at h. dian Neck through the month of Au- gust. They will arrive there to-mor- row.
 Mrs. David Kydd of this city and sons, George and David, are visiting friends in Winsted. MT. and Mrs. R. B. Mallory have re- turned to town after a two weeks so- journ in Bethlehem, N. H., at the Ar l lington.
 | Mrs, Emily White of Garden street and her daughter, Miss Gertrude, have returned from a pleasant visit of two weeks with friends at Brattleboro, Yer mont.
 l Mrs. w. H. Zinl and Mrs. B. F. Hos ley of Branford, who have been occupy ing their summer homes at Sunset Beach, have returned to their homes in the Center, where they will remain un- til the rainy season is over. Professor Jules Luquiens, who has been staying at South Dubury, Mass. has gone from there to Waterville. N. H.
 Mir. Graham Sumner, son of Profes- sor William G. Sumner, has left New port and has gone to South Coventry. this state. MT. Sumner will go from South Coventry to Seal Harbor, Mount Desert, Me, where he is to be domicil- ed at the Glen Cove hotel.
 The Rev. J. Spencer Voorhees, of Win sted, who resigned as pastor of the Sec ond Congregational church In that town several weeks ago, and has since been
 travelling in Europe, is visiting his nu-
 merous friends in Winsted.
 Miss Kittie Mcdonald of Miami, Fla, and Miss Mamie Reilly of this city ] spent Wednesday afternoon in Derby.
 the guests of MT. and Mrs. Philip Wal
 lace of Sixth street Miss Mcdonald
 is daughter of MT. and Mrs. Joseph A. Mcdonald and has been at young
 ladies' seminary in St. Augustine for
 the past three years, having just grad uated therefrom. The young ladles
 returned to New Haven Wednesday
 evening.
 MT. and Mrs. George Barnes and son
 of this city are at Carmel Hill, Bethle-
 hem, Conn, the guests of MT. and Mrs
 Howe.
 Mr. and Mrs. Richard Lawless of New York are visiting MT. and Mrs. William Ryan of Market street.
 MT. M T. Reynolds, organist at St 2 Johns R. c. church, will spend next month at Crescent Bluff. f Constable Patrick Bree of Fair Ha
 ven is suffering from an attack of ma f larial fever. He has been confined tc , his house for two or three days. Dr. F. s. Gaylord of Trumbul
 street will leave on Monday for Olt $ Point Comfort to attend the annua , meeting of the National Dentists asso
 citation. Early in August Dr. and Mrs . Gaylord will go to their camp in tht , Adirondacks in the Fulton Range
 Fourth Lake.
 Mrs. E. l.. Curtis of 61 Trumbull stree
 and family will spend August at Pros pect, going next week. :, Mrs. L. w. Dudley of Orange stree . is entertaining Mrs Starin of Nev York city.