The daily morning journal and courier., 1897-09-08

cut included Chief Clerk Upson and Commissioner F. A. Betts.
 Mrs. Marie Bradley and Miss M. E Chapman have returned from a nine weeks outing. They visited Montreal, Quebec and other important places In Canada.
 Mrs. John c. Clark of Westville, nee Jean Pardee, has gone to Saratoga where during part of September she Will be located at the United States ho- tel.
 Mrs. Daniel Eaton and Miss An nie Van Wrinkle of Sachem street, who have just returned from a summer so- journ. have gone to the White Moun- tains.
 MT, and Mrs. Henry H. Todd of York street and Miss Laura Allen Of S9 Park street have returned from a western trip, having been absent month.
 Mrs, Wallace B. Fenn is entertaining her two young grandchildren from New York, the daughters of MT, Paul Fenn.
 The wedding of Miss Jennie Elsie CoWles and Frederick Enos Stow, both of Huntsville, took place in the Plants vile Congregational church at 6:15 last evening.
 MT. Daniel J. Carr, brother of for mer Registrar Carr, who is now an official in the chief weather bureau at Washington, is visiting his parents here.
 Mrs. R. A. Willard, who has spent most Of the summer in New Haven, has gone to Orange, N. J., for brief visit, expecting to return early in Octo- Der.
 Miss Agnes A. Sloane of 204 Dover street has returned from a weeks visit in East Haven, where she was the guest of Mrs. M. Page.
 Professor J. w. Cain, Yale 'S4, pro- lessor of economies at St. Johns col lege, Annapolis, is visiting friends in town for a few days.
 The marriage of Miss Mary Prescott Of Elizabethtown. N, J., and Chauncey W. Wells, Yale 'sS. and instructor in English literature in the college, will take place at p. nl. to-day at the home of the bride.
 Miss Della Cargill is back from two weeks vacation in TorHngton, Conn.,, and Paterson, N. J.
 Three New Haveners-ex-Judee Hen ry B. Stoddard and Ezekiel G. Stod- dard, president of the New Haven County bank, and his son Louis-arriv- ed in New York yesterday on the steamship New York, safe and well, having passed a pleasant voyage They returned to this city last evening"
 City Controller B. E. Brown and fam fly returned to the city yesterday from Rogers Island, one of the Thimbles, where they spent the summer.
 Alden Bryan son of William Bryan of the Montowese house. Indian Neck. has returned home from Raleigh, N. C., in very poor health. MT. Bryan is na- tive of Branford, and much is hoped for from the change of climate. George E. Archer of Heublein's, and family, have returned after a two weeks visit with relatives in the Cats kills
 ! Mrs. Robert T. Meade of Petersburg, 1 Va, who has been spending part of the summer among old friends in Branford Center and at Indian Neck, left yes terday for her sunny home in the south. Mrs. Meade will spend some little time in New York while en route
 Professor and Mrs. Honey have re- turned from Saratoga
 Attorney Frederick A. Willoughby. formerly a well known and popular practicing lawyer in this city, but now in Chicago, is visiting old friends in this city
 | Miss Susie A. Hutchinson of the i Blackstone library, Branford, has been granted a three weeks leave of ab- sence, to begin upon the return of A. w. Tyler, the librarian. MT. Tyler is expected to arrive there the last of this week.
 Will J. Donnelly, the genial represen- tative for Joe Hymns show, "McGinty, the Sport" is in town for few days. Charles Miller, the accompanist of Miss Helene Mora, who is playing at Poli's theater, is the composer of the pretty song entitled When Your Love Grows Cold"