The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-07-05
OF LOCAL INTEREST.

Mass, previous to her marriage, WHICH occurred nearly two years ago. She was twenty-eight years old. The fu- neral was held Sunday afternoon from her late home, 2S9 Asylum street, Hart ford, and the burial will be in Spring Grove cemetery.
 Professor and Mrs. Arthur M. Wheel CT have gone for the season to Grove Beach, Clinton.
 East Rock lodge, A. o. U. w., will hold it's next regular meeting Thursday July ', in it's new hall and there will be large attendance and some inter- esting surprises.
 William B. North of the firm of O. B. North & Co.,, and his wife, have re- turned to South Glastonbury for stay of few weeks. MT. North's health is decidedly improved, as the public will be glad to hear. MT. and Mrs. F. A. Foskett and fam fly have gone to Stony Creek for the summer.
 s. E. Dibble of Orange street, and family, are at their cottage at Pine Or chard for the summer. MT. Dibble re- turned to the city yesterday to get all the papers with the news of Simpsons glorious victory to take back to the or chard.
 The women of the Neighborhood His tory circle closed the years work on Friday at the house of Mrs. $. K. Page, 114 Humphrey street, with an informal | reception. The circle will continue it's meetings next year. The members of | the circle are Mrs. B. D. Brown, Mrs. F. s. Burnett, Mrs. Davis, Mrs. +. A. Fowler Mrs. Hanna, Mrs. M. M. Gower, Mrs. Hotchkiss, Mrs. l.. Herrick, Mrs. T. F. Lamb, Mrs. s. J. Ostrander, Mrs. | Seeley, Mrs. A. l.. Ostrander, Mrs Os- good, Mrs. s. K. Page, Mrs. Charles E. Rounds, Mrs. George H. Smith, Miss Watson and Mrs. w. w. White. | The Rev. MT. Kerr of North Guilford l has been chosen pastor of the Westville | Congregational church. Louis Busch, son of William Busch of 36 William street, is home for his vaca- ton. MT. Busch is the youngest stu dent ever graduated from the National Academy of Designs at New York, be- | ing only seventeen years old He has just received his diploma, after five years of study, and is said to have all ready painted some very fine portraits.
 John W. Merwin and sister, Mrs. Johnson, of Merwins Point, are enter taining party of visitors for Fourth of July week, including several from this city.
 Alderman John H. Pearce, who has been connected with the Candee Rub- Der company for many years, has ten- dered his resignation to accept posi- tion as assistant superintendent with the Montreal Rubber company His resignation will take effect on the first of August.
 Professor F. C. Porter and family of 266 Bradley street have gone to Stock bridge, Mass.
 Mrs. Greenleaf of Eld street, widow of Joseph H. Greenleaf will spend a part of the summer at Sauquoit, N. r., where she resided many years ago.
 Robert Morgan of Eld street and wife are sotourning at Pine Orchard.
 Rutherford Trowbridge and family of 70 Grove street have gone to Stock bridge, Mass.
 Professor Samuel F. Sanford of Yale and Webster Gales will sail to-day for Germany on the Kaiser Wilhelm der Crosse.
 Professor William W. Nichols is stop ping at the Cliff house, Mariton Springs, Col.
 E, F. Bristol and family of r Clark street have gone to Bay View cottage, Morris Cove.
 Louis Geiger of Nicoll street, and of the firm of Kissinger & Geiger is, with his family, occupying his cottage at Woodmont, to which they repair annu- ally as soon as the New Haven schools close.
 Edward Lawrence and family of 143 Humphrey street are at Woodmont for the summer.
 Professor Saunders of Yale and wife are in White Water, Wis.
 F. w. Nettleton of Davenport avenue is at Stony Creek.
 Secretary Lotze of the Y. M. c. A. is taking his outing at Woodmont.
 Lewis Armstrong and family of 125 Humphrey street are at Woodmont for the season.
 c. Fl. Griffin and family of 3S Clark street are at Woodmont.
 A. c. Smith of the New Haven Win dow Shade company and family are at Woodmont; also Levi c. Gilbert, the coal merchant, and A. D. Pond of the West Shore trolley road, all located on the Bluffs
 | General J. H. Jarman, one of Hart ford's prominent men, years ago of New Haven and an ex-member of the New Haven Grays, is stopping at Woodmont on the Bluff. | D. w. Baldwin, G. P. Smith of the Bradley-Smith Confectionery company and J. Edward Somers, all of this city are summering at Woodmont.
 United States Senator Joseph R Hawley is expected at Woodmont soon
 MT. and Mrs Charles Johnson who were married in Cleveland in June, arc at present with the groom's parents MT. and Mrs. Henry s. Johonson, 2; Trumbull street MT. Johnson is 0 grad uate of Yale and a well known electri- elan.
 President William T. Fields of the | National Tradesmen's bank, this city, is occupying cottage at Woodmont again this season. President Fields re- turns to the city daily.
 Mrs. J. M. Hoppin, Jr., of Hillhouse avenue is at Litchfield.
 Misses Elizabeth Nj. Ryan and May Lawton of Meriden came to this city Saturday for a weeks stay. MT. and Mrs. Philip Paterson Wells have gone to New London, N. H.
 William J. Atwater and wife of this city, who have spent quite a number