The daily morning journal and courier., 1897-07-08

Clty, Wno nave been VlSltlnS MT. anu Mrs William H. Rochfort and family on Edwards street, have returned home and were accompanied to New York by Miss Bertha Rochfort of Hillhouse high school, who will be their guest for week or two. t... Miss Beatta Bissell of Crown street started yesterday for months stay among the Berkshires Miss Mille Williams of Grand ave- nue has gone to Springfield for three weeks visit. Mrs. S. L. Cady leaves on Tuesday next for two months al the Thousand Islands. Miss Cady has left for South ampton to join the art class conducted by MT. Chesis. s.......
 A son was born to Philip Reilly, driver l of No, 7's engine. Mother and baby are doing we'll. pr. F. C. M Hall and Clifford Hem ingway of Fair Haven, on their re- cent driving trip made 204 miles They went as far north as South Royalton. Vt.
 Miss Malley of 349 East street leaves | next week for July and August in Hartford
 Mrs, Loomis of College street leaves for two months absence next week. William H, Downes, art critic of the Boston Transcript, and son of William E, Downes of Whitney avenue, is at | Woodmont for the season. | Mrs. S. J. Bennett has gone to West Cornwall, Conn, for the summer. Mrs. Henry Farnam left yesterday for Stockbridge to remain during the re- mainder of the summer. MT. w. Vernon Somers left yesterday for New York for few days. MT. Somers has had an offer to play lead ing role in Robert Mantell's company | next fall.
 Miss Marie Warner is in woodbury | for short visit Miss Emma Bowen of Clifton, Staten | Island, has been visiting the Misses Flynn of 19 Waverly street for the past two weeks .&Tt Mrs. Gertrude Bryant of Orange street and Mrs. Thomas G. Putnam of 32 Grove street are enjoying carriage ride along the east shore, Their long, est stop before reaching their destina- tion will be at Madison, where they will visit Mrs. A. M. Dowd, a sister of Mrs. Pitman. The marriage of Miss Minnie Doyle and John Welch is announced. l MT. and Mrs Frank Hills (nee Miss Aida Little) of Hartford are spending part of their honeymoon at the Pequot club. ~. . l Colonel and Mrs. s. J. Fox will share
 the season between the Hawkhurst at Litchfield and the Pequot club.
 Arthur Griggs of the Center street bicycle store is. home from a trip l through western New York and Can ada.
 MT. and Mrs Frederick Hull Cogs- bridge, where they have spent the past | seven years.
 MT. and Mrs Lewis English are at Watch Hill, as are also Mrs. John Eng fish, Miss Lily English and MT. Joseph
 English
 1 MT. and Mrs Godfrey Dunscomb are still in town at their charming hons. but they will spend a part of the sum
 mer at Greens Inn, at Narragansett Pier.
 Dean Francis Wayland has returned
 to town after few days absence and
 will remain home all summer Professor William H. Brewer is at
 present in town, as is also Professor
 Arthur Wright. y,
 John E. Healy, with his family, has gone to their Madison cottage for the season.
 l H. B. Shell has accepted position on the Hartford street railroad civil en- gineer corps.
 Professor George F. Beers will be in
 town until August when he goes to Southport
 l Professor and Mrs E. J. Phelps have
 gone to Burlington. Vt. Professor and Mrs. J. c. Schwab will go first to AnisQuam, Mass, and later to the Maine coast
 MT. and Mrs. W. w. Crosby of Ny
 ack-on-the-H Hudson are at the Peouot for the summer
 Miss Nosula P. Palmer of George
 street will spend a month in the White
 mountains in the near future
 Mrs. George Neal of Westville is en-
 tertaning her sister, Miss Greatorex of
 Brooklyn.
 Professor G. J. Brush and family will
 go to Holderness, N H., where they
 usually spend the summer.
 Mrs. B. B. Colby and Mrs. Ina Rut-
 ter of Howard avenue have taken q
 pleasant cottage at Woodmont for the summer.
 L. Bostwick of Orange street has
 gone to Woodmont, where he has taken
 a cottage for the remainder of the sea- son.
 Miss Angebauer of Shows, confec-
 tionery store has been unable to be at the store this week on account of ill., ness.
 Edward Hooker of Spokane Wash.
 who has been the guest of his aunt,
 Mrs. Georgia Newcomb of York
 square, has been called to his college.
 Rensselaer, Polytechnic Institute, to at
 tend some school duties, but after a
 visit at Utica will spend the rest of the
 summer with Mrs. Newcomb
 Edward L. Linsley of this city and
 North Haven has left for a two weeks
 vacation to be spent in visiting places
 in northern Connecticut.
 Miss s. M. Day of Chapel street has
 gone for the summer to Lake Mime
 waska, New York, which claims each
 year quite a large number of New Ha- l veners.
 Miss Carrie Bassett and Miss Alta
 Carter have left for a. schooner trip to
 Philadelphia via the Bayard Barnes. | YALE'S PENSION PLAN