The daily morning journal and courier., 1897-08-02


 the Maplewood cottage, staying there with her mother and sister.
 Latest arrivals at the Mount Wash ington house, Bethlehem, are Mr and Mrs. George H. Dayton of this city.
 Among Norfolk's summer colony are the Rev. Dr. and Mrs, E. $. Lines, while Mrs. Lines parents, MT. and Mrs. Morehouse, are at the Hawk-Hurst Litchfeld.
 MT. and Mrs. Joseph Porter and family will go to the camp on Fourth Lake, in the Adirondacks, leaving town this week.
 The portrait of ex-Mayor Hendrick. painted by MT. Harry s. Thompson for the city, is on exhibition at Cutters for few days before being hung in the city hall MT. Thompson has made an excellent picture, giving truthful portrait, aside from its merit as a work of art.
 Miss Margaret Roberts, contralto of Center church and of the Orange street synagogue, will spend month at Vineland, N. J., leaving town We'd nesday
 MT. J. Newton Pierpont, Mrs. Pier pont and daughter have gone to Berk- eley Springs, Va.. where they hope tc find relief for Mrs. Pierpont, who has suffered for a year with acute rheuma- tism.
 Mrs. Cyrus w. Kellogg and son Ray mond are at Town Hill New Hartford Conn.,, for the season.
 Mrs. Flora Chase of 97 Cedar street has gone for a two months trir through Massachusetts. MT. Paul H. Brangs, electrician or the Delaware, Lackawanna and West ern railroad, Newark, N. J., and family are spending the month of August a., Short Beach. MT. and Mrs. Brangs were formerly residentssof this city. | MT. and Mrs. W. S Hackett sailed on Saturday for Europe on the Anchor lin | CT Ethiopia. During their visit to Lon | don they will be the guests of Mir Hackett's cousin, the Rev. Case, prin- cipal of Hackney college, and of his brother-in-law, the Rev E. G. Range 1 D. D., of Regent Park, president of the Baptist union, and MT Hackett's fath. CT, MT W. B. Hackett.
 MT. and Mrs. Ralph s. Pagter of Car. mel street have taken a cottage fol the season at Short Beach, and are al ready domiciled there. l Mrs. William F. Perkins of Whalley avenue has just returned from a stay at the Berkshires in Williamstown, ant in Fairfield, at the latter place having | joined @ yachting party. 1 Mrs ,ouiS Hammond ayd con Mir Fred Hammond, are travelling in Can ada, where they will remain for z month at least.
 MT. M. H. Lambert of Whalley ave nue and his brother, MT. M. Lambert O New York, will leave this week for two or three weeks camping in the Adiron
 dacks.
 MT. Fred Brown of Springfield spen part of last week in town, the guest O
 Mrs. S. H. Crane of Gill street. MT | Brown has been summering at Blocl Island.
 | Dr. H. B. Ferris and family hay, gone to Sound Beach, near Stamford and will remain until September l.
 President Andrew w. DeForest of tn New Haven Gaslight company. left Sat urday morning for Woodstock, Vt
 where he will remain till September.
 Miss Grace and Sara Beecher of 22 Davenport avenue, are at West Stock
 bridge, Mass.
 EX-Mayor Hendrick received Wort Saturday from Philip Dorval of Quebe that he would attend the fire chief | convention in this city next month | Dorval is chief of the fire brigade O | Quebec. It is expected that severa prominent firemensof Canada will conn | to the convention.
 The family of Horace Eddy of Nev
 Britain arrived at Short Beach Satur day for a stay.
 Postmaster Beach of this city was tn guest of Postmaster George w. Rene dict of South Norwalk, last Friday. Rev. Dr. Newman Smyth's son, wh, has been i'll with a mild attack of ty phoid fever Is convalescing. His i'll
 ness was at no time regarded as dan gerous, but was sufficient to postpon the contemplated trip to the shore. Mrs. M J. Prudden and Miss Prud den are in Clintonville. | Lawyer George F. Hall of this city
 Prosecuting Attorney Harry R. Duran
 and Assistant Prosecuting Attorne,