The daily morning journal and courier., 1897-08-05

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 MT. c. M. Hall of Broadway and York square is among the Catskills Tor weeks outing.
 Assistant Clerk Law of the city court will leave tomorrow for three weeks vacation at Tyson, Vt.
 Harry Leigh, the State street grocer held reception at his new cottage at Cosy Beach last night. Many from thls city were present.
 New Haveners registered this week at the Spring house, Block Island are MT D. T. E. Beach, MT. R. Il. Lewls' Miss Elizabeth Hall, Miss h. M' Phipps and MT. and Mrs. George M' Grant
 Attorney T. F. Boynton of Boston. formerly chief of postofiice lnspectoss for the New England division, IS speii"- ing few days in this city
 Miss Kate Creed of this clty aliu Miss Kate Lilly of St. Mary's (H' VI church sailed for Europe yesterday where they will remain until late this fall
 Mrs. John w. Taylor of Ottawa Can ada, and daughters are visiting frlenos In West Haven. MT. and Mrs Nugent of Putnam street are spending two weeks al hui- falo and Niagara Falls.
 Miss Emma w. Hodgkinson, the well known soprano singer of this city, VIII appear this afternoon at one of the se- ries of free recitals which are given Tn the Second Congregational church or New London.
 Mrs. Charles Kinney, daughter and two friends from Great Harrington. Mass, were the guests yesterday of MT. and Mrs. Harry w. Hitchcock of 695 Elm street.
 Clarence w. Clark, secretary of the Bankers Loan and Investment compa- ny, with his family, will leave to-mor- row to spend the remainder of the sum- mer at Tyson, Vt.
 Ex-Judge and Mrs. R. S. Pickett have returned from a short vacation spent at Hampton. Among other well known people who are staying at this place are Assistant State Attorney and Mrs. Wheeler and B. P. Judd.
 Professor and Mrs. F, R. Honey have gone to Saratoga for August, and are registered at the Walworth mansion on North Broadway.
 MT. John Fisher of Greenwood's shoe store has gone for vacation stay to West Morris.
 Dr. Htppolyte Gruener and Dr. A. w. Evans of the botanical department of Yale university have arrived at Naples, Italy. They will spend their vacation in northern Italy. MT Ericsson Bushnell the basso and his brother, Mr. w. Bushnell, have talk en Mrs. George B. Rogers house on Elm street during the latter's absence in Europe.
 MT. M. w. Dibble, his daughter, Miss Dibale, and Miss Clara Rogowski are | in Torrington, and are guests at the Adt place.
 Professor Bernadotte Perrin and | family are domiciled for the summer at the old Perrin homestead in Torring- 1 ton.
 Miss Lena Wightman of Branford has gone for visit to friends in Brook | lyn.
 I F. M. Dugin of the Meriden Brewing company, with his family, is occupying the Elizur Baldwin cottage at Indian 1 Neck through August.
 The engagement is announced of Miss l Jane Spoldi Annuro and MT. F. s. Sara rese, formerly editor of the Stella D'Italia and the Pro Patria. The we'd ding will occur in October,
 Dr. and Mrs. William c. Wurtem- berg, have returned from a short 1 driving trip through the Berkshires I Both Dr. and Mrs. Wurtemberg will spend the remainder of the summer in town at their home on Elm street Mrs | Wurtemberg will leave early in the au- ! tumn for a visit to her home in 1 Springfield, O. Congressman N. D. Sperry and wife are among the guests at the Branford | Point house. The house has a full l quota of guests. | MT. Gouverneur Morris, jr., Yale '9S Is the author of a short story in this months Century. He is an editor of | the Yale Lit.
 MT. Charles F. Graves of Grove street Is in Cleveland
 MT. Roger s. Baldwin is stopping at l Connecticut Lake, N. H.
 MT. s. D. Bowers of this city is at 1 Seal Harbor. Me, where he Is a guest at the Seaside Inn
 Mrs. E. A. Chatfie1d of 355 Whalley | avenue. with her daughter, left yester- day for all extended western trip, stop 1 ping en route in Cleveland and other places of interest. They will return in ! September