The daily morning journal and courier., 1897-08-31

ney avenue and daughter. Miss Marion Munson, have been sojourning at the Columbus house, Bethlehem, N. H. MT, and Mrs. Munson have also been stay ing at the Crawford house.
 Miss Julia Shorten of Ansonia is vis- itng the Misses Cain of Olive street.
 MT. and Mrs. J. A. Reed of New York and Miss Lulu Warner of Woodbridge are the guests of Mrs R. B, Bradley at the Ives cottage, Savin Rock,
 Branford wedding on September $ will be that of Miss Edith May stan nard, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Horace A. Stannard, to Joseph E. How'd, at the brides home.
 Miss Anna Lee, who has been the guest of Mrs. Thomas M. Hughson at her summer home, Morris Cove, has re- turned home.
 MT. James F. Kennan of Lyon street and MT. F. J. Coffey of Congress ave- nue will leave to-day to spend a fort night at Springfield, Mass.
 Misses Alice and Agnes Dennis Of Bridgeport are the guests of thelr brother, J. Edward Dennis of Edge wood avenue, also Miss Condon of Mid dletown.
 Mrs. E. M. Jerome and family of Grown street are at Woodmont
 Miss Hattie Cameron of 321 Orchard street, stenographer for Stoddard, Goodhart & Graves, returned yesterday after months stay at Asbury Park.
 Miss Roella Walsh of Dixwell avenue and Miss Margaret Hogan of Broad way are at Crescent Bluff, Pine Or chard.
 Ex-Judge L. P. Deming, who has been in Massachusetts for week, re- turned yesterday.
 Miss Margaret Hogan, solo sopr ano of St. Patrick's choir, has returned af- ter spending her months vacation in South Manchester.
 A. H. Hayes, station agent at the Cedar Hill station, who has been very ill for five or six weeks, is staying al Greenville, Mass, and Is now gaining in strength, so that it is thought that he will be able to resume his duties next week. . -a '.
 Miss Jennie Fairchild is spending three weeks with relatives in Bethel
 Miss Charlotte Fairchild Is visiting friends in Bethel
 Alderman c. N. Nicoll, who has beer spending week in the White Noun. tains, returned yesterday.
 Miss Esther Blydenburgh, daughter of ex-Judge Blydenburgh, Is home after a three weeks visit in Bethel.
 W. A. Duncan, secretary of the Chatauqua Assembly and F. A. Os. borne of this city are among the guests at the Montowese house.
 Clarence G. Whaples, the we'll knowr printer, and Mrs. Whaples have re. turned from a three weeks stay al Greenville. Mass.
 Arthur B. Adams formerly of this city, but ROW living in Media, Pa, with his wife, is visiting his parents, MT and Mrs. James N. Adams of 12O St John street.
 Miss Mamie Dunwith of New Britain is spending her vacation with her cous. ins, the Misses Kay of Bishop street and Miss Frawley of Nash street. Coroner and Mrs. Eli Mix, who have been on weeks trip to Thousand Islands, have returned. Attorney John F. Wynne will leave to-day for Winsted, where he will re, main week with his father who is seriously i'll.
 MT. and Mrs. T. eHealy of Blatchley avenue left last night for Newport and Boston. On their return they vii bring their son from the Brothers col lege in Boston.
 MT. and Mrs. Harry Lawson of New York and MT. and Mrs. Frank Dillon and daughter Pearlie of Providence are the guests of MT. and Mrs. w. W Cameron of the Aldrich house.