The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-08-22
Local Weather Report.
 FOR AUGUST 2I. 1893.
Brief Melon.

High water to-day, 1:51 p. m.
 Two-family house $2600-R. Baldwin o. c. Smith of Commerce stree. is at Stony Creek.
 Pease & Son have received Harper's for September.
 A. w. Dubois of 25S Bradley street is at Stockbridge, Mass.
 F. w. Hermance of 250 Church street Is at Grove Long lake, Hamilton coun- ty. N. Y.
 William H. Bradley of this city is the guest of the Misses Hurlbut in Addison, Glastonbury.
 The members of the Germania Bicy- cle club took a run to Hartford and re- turn yesterday.
 George Volk has returned from his vacation spent at Waterbury, New " York and Jersey City.
 w. H. Van Buren has returned from his vacation and will resume his duties at the Hyperion forthwith.
 Miss Nellie Heslin and niece of this city, who have been visiting at M. B. O'Brien's in Forestville, have returned home.
 Willie Schaffer and his we'll known canine companion .Klondike" has re- turned from his vacation at Wood mont.
 Miss Katherine McKeon, who has been visiting Mrs. John Doyle of East Bristol returned to her home in thls city Saturday.
 MT. and Mrs. w. J. Buckley and son of this city, who have been visiting Miss Mary Barry of East Bristol, have returned home.
 The blacksmiths of the Hooker car riage manufactory had an outing Sat urday at South End. A number of # others from the factory were with them.
 MT. and Mrs. E. H. Andrews of Glas- tonbury will spend the next few days at Branford, where it is hoped that the salt will have beneficial effect on MT. Andrews health.
 D. G. Morton, the well known veter- an press agent of the Hyperion, was a visitor last night and commences his fourteenth season as press agent of C.. B. Bunnell's enterprises.
 The Pomological society of Connecti- cut will hold it's annual meeting to- morrow at the home of A. N. Farnham in Westville. It is expected that from 100 to 150 people will be present.
 G. B. Bunnell is one of the busiest men seen around. He has just secured the Park City theater in Bridgeport, and is now busily engaged in booking the very best attractions for his new house.
 Mrs. s. M. Blair, Mrs. F. L. Gaylord, Mrs. W. A. White, Miss Jennie S. Blair Danbury went to Woodmont, Saturday, where they will occupy the Smith cot tage for two weeks.
 The next excursion under the auspices of the New York, New Haven and Hartford Railroad company will be held next Thursday, the announcement have been made Saturday. The point selected this time is Newport, R. I.
 The marriage of Miss Phine Gold stein, daughter of B. Goldstein of Bethany and Jacob Schancupp of Der by will be on Sunday, September 4. A rabbi from New Haven will officiate. IA large number of invitations will be sent out.
 The employees of the Novelty Wood. Works, with their wives and children were Saturday the guests of the com. pany for a days outing at Cosy Beach They left the Novelty Wood Works al No 440 Elm street at 8 o'clock a. m and were conveyed in barges to Cosy Beach. where they were given a f1nt shore dinner. The party numbered about forty.
 Rev. Dr. l. c. Meserve, wife and baby are expected to arrive here from Lon don, England, this week on a visit ot several weeks. The family of William F. Damn, who have been stopping in PlainHiIIe for some time at the camI ground will return home in time tC meet them. MT. and Mrs. Meserve will be the guests of MT. and Mrs. Damn who are the parents of Mrs. Meserve The visitors will be greeted most warm ly by their many friends.