The daily morning journal and courier., 1897-09-04

nous Halcyon Hall She will leave ir few days for Stony Creek to be the guest of MT and Mrs. Beatty at Leete's Island.
 MT. J. Levin of Washington, D. C.. mas returned home after on absence ol six weeks, during which time he spent four weeks in Atlantic City and was also the guest of his cousins in this MT and Mrs. J. Meyers of Congress avenue.
 Miss Kate Brodie, niece of Steve Bro die of New York city, is spending her vacation with Miss Mamie Donnelly of ll0 Columbus avenue.
 Miss Sophie Taussig of Hartford is the guest of Mrs. Max Strauss of Go lumbus avenue.
 Letter Carrier James J. Halligan is In Quebec, where he will spend his va cation with relatives. He will also visit Niagara Falls and Montreal -..
 Miss Estelle and Master Oscar Strauss or Columbus avenue have returned af- ter four weeks visit to Hartford and Waterbury.
 Master Willie Wurtenburg of Nauga- tuck, who has spent the past week with "'AASs9 U tOAG GllCG odlS6E Ol OIt NTIdf1u dNt- nue, returned yesterday.
 Miss Regina Grimes of Waterbury, Who has been summering at Wood mont, spent the past few days visiting relatives in this city.
 Mrs. M. Sonnenberg, wife of Library Director Sonnenberg, who has been very i'll, has recovered and will return to her home next Tuesday. She has been at Great Burlington.
 Miss Geraldine Lawrence of 6S1 Chap el street left yesterday for Worcester, Mass, where she will remain for two months.
 Miss Elcock of New Jersey, a sister or Dr. Elcock, formerly of this city, will sing at the Grand avenue Congrega- tlonal church next Sunday | MT. and Mrs. c. F. Messinger and sons Of Whalley avenue have returned rom the Pequot club, where they spent August
 Janltof T1el of the county court build lhgs mas a sunfloWer stalk in the yard pack Of the courts containing twenty one blossoms. From this same stalk twenty blossoms have already been picked. It Is probably the most prolific stalk in the city.
 MT. Frederick Cheeswright. formerly organist of Trinity, has just been an- pointed instructor of piano in the Rer- litz School of Languages in Providence R. l., the school in which Max Hein- rich, the baritone, is engaged as teach CT of the voice. Mr. Cheeswright is also organ1st of one of the Providence churches.
 Mrs. Joseph E. Hubinger and Mrs Delano are spending a week at the White Mountains.
 Judge Simeon E. Baldwin of the Con- necticut supreme court, the newly elected president of the Social Science Association of America, has left Sara toga and will, after a short trip along the lakes, return. Judge Baldwin's family, who have been spending a. month at Washington, N. H., have re- turned.
 The Misses A. M. and Anna Bone of Warren street will start for New York to-day, where they will make a century run with the Misses Olme Anderson, daughter of the late pr. Anderson, and Grace Irwin of Brooklyn, N. Y, and Miss Margaret Young of Mt Vernon, N. Y. They will take in Grants tomb, the Coney Island cycle path and a run in Staten Island.
 Miss Annette Murray of New York is visiting Miss Margaret Higgins of Chapel street.
 Miss Annie Flynn of Oak street is go- ing to spend two weeks with relatives in New York.
 Miss Elizabeth Higgins, Miss Mary Higgins, Miss Maud Hubbard, Mrs. J. Flynn and Miss Condon of Bradley street have returned from a ten days visit at Asbury Park. MT. and Mrs. A. D. Wilkinson. son an daughter, and Mrs. Allan Renfrew, all of West Haven, who have been spending the month of August with | MT. and Mrs. s. c. Hills at their home | on the east hillside, Torrington, re turned to their homes yesterday Quartermaster Williams of the Sars- | fields has returned from several weeks | out at Pawson Park.
 Frank W. Wrenn has returned from | where he has been for four weeks.
 Miss K. Kennedy is visiting Mrs James P. Wrenn of Washington ave- nue.
 Corporal McNamara of the Sarsfields 1 has returned from Brooklyn where he has been for some time