The daily morning journal and courier., 1897-11-04

MT. and Mrs. Frank w. Hinman are planning to spend the winter on the Mediterranean Sea. They will leave shortly for that place.
 The Rev. Arthur Smith, formerly pas tor of the Methodist church at the Four Corners, this city, has been invited, and has accepted the invitation, to remain with the East avenue M. E. church at South Norwalk.
 Miss Jennie Kiernan of 137 Meadow street gave a very pleasant birthday party Monday evening. She received many presents from her young friends. There was a violin selection by John Murphy, accompanied upon the piano by Miss Jennie Brady.
 Mrs. B. s. Mills and daughter, who have spent the summer and fall at the Delavan house, Branford, returned to their home in New York Monday for the winter. Chester Delavan will re- main in Branford.
 c. D. Kinney & Son, well known New Haven builders, have just been award ed by syndicate of capitalists the contract of building a large and hand some hotel at Pittsfie1d, Mass. The hotel is to be the best in New England outside of Boston, and the building alone will cost $200,000
 Edward Miller of 133 Wall street, a member of the Boardman school foot ball team, who is confined to his home by an injury received in football game at Ansonia, Saturday. was re- ported as being in an improved condi- tion yesterday by Dr. Thomas Russell, Although the injury is serious, the boy is expected to recover.
 Miss Flossie Hall of Milton has re- turned from a six weeks visit with friends in this city and Plymouth.
 Mrs. F. c. Johnson has returned to her home on Bradley avenue, Branford from a three weeks stay in Springfield. Mrs. Johnson is much improved in health. -,... .........
 Mrs. Robert Treat of East Morris has removed to this city to reside with her daughter, Mrs. Timothy Whittlesey.
 Mrs. R. H. Stannard of Westbrook has been the guest of her daughter, Mrs. C. W. Prann of Harrison avenue, Branford, for few days.
 The Litchfield Enquirer says: Charles Douglass of New Haven spent last week visiting friends and relatives in New Preston and in trying to shoot cartridges enough to have pot-pie on his return to the Elm City. In buying a carload of horses Charles would be right in it, but as to partridges-'nit' "
 A. G. Somers of Guilford is suffering from severe sprain caused by fall from bicycle. On Tuesday his arm was treated by -Dr. Sweet of New Ha- ven.
 Miss Sadie Filley of New Haven is visiting with Miss Munger in North field, Conn.
 About fifty couples, friends of Miss Anna McCarmack, rendered her a fare well surprise party Tuesday evening at her home, AZ First avenue West Ha- ven. Excellent music and capital supper were enjoyed. The guests de parted, wishing Miss McCarmack a pleasant trip, with much improvement in health upon her return from Kansas City, where she goes to spend the win ter on account of impaired health.
 Mrs. Williams, daughter of the late Colonel Ames, and wife of Lieutenant Dion Williams, United States marine corps. has arrived in New London from San Francisco. Lieutenant Williams is commanding the marine guard on the United States ship Baltimore and sailed for the Sandwich Islands from San Francisco just before his wife left that city to come to New London. MT. and Mrs. Robert Edwin Bonner and children, and MT. Griffith, Mrs Bonner's father, who have been at the South Farms Inn, Litchfield, for the past three months, have returned to New York. They were so much charm ed with I.itchfield that they expect to return next summer.