The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-07-21
Local Weather Report.
Brief Mention.

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 Lieutenant Governor J. D. Dewell and family are at Woodmont on the Sound.
 General B. s. Greeley and wife of this city are staying at the Hawkhurst, in Litchfield.
 Mrs. w. T. Dill and w. T. Dill, jr.. of this city, are spending the summer in Litchfield.
 Dana Bartholomew and family of An sonia removed yesterday to their Wood- mont cottage.
 G. R. Sattig left yesterday for Buff falo, where he expects to spend the rest of the summer.
 Detective Henry Donnelly and family have returned from two weeks vaca- tion in New York.
 MT. and Mrs. Edward $. Swift of New Haven have been spending a week in Quaker Farms.
 Miss Anna Howard of this city is a guest of her nephew, J. N. Howard in Barkhamstead.
 Dr. Frank E. Beckwith of this city is in Litchfield the guest of MT. and Mrs. Trowbridge.
 Gladstone lodge, N. E. o. F., will pay a fraternal visit to Centennial lodge to- morrow evening.
 Mrs. c. A. Lewis of Washington street, Forestville has returned from visit to New Haven friends.
 Mrs. John Hopkins of Oakville has gone to West Haven for visit with her sister, Mrs. George Warner.
 Miss Grace Angerbower of New Ha- ven is visiting her aunt, Mrs. c. B. Ingram of Center street, Forestville.
 Miss Jennie l.. Scott of New Haven and young Japanese woman who is a student in Yale are visiting in Beth 1ehem.
 Sterling lodge No. 46, A. o. U. w., held a meeting last night and initiated one candidate and received two appli- cations.
 Mrs. Nickerson and daughter of West Maven are boarding for a few weeks at Rev. William E. B. Moore's in West Hartland.
 Miss Addie R. Pond of New Haven, daughter of Philip Pond of Grove street, this city, is at L. H. Ponds, in East Cornwall.
 Wallace Beach of New Haven, who has been visiting at David Bradley's, in Thomaston, is reported as suffering from slight shock.
 The Eagle Hose company of Ansonia has decided to hold it's annual excur- sion August 10 to Lighthouse Point, where it was held last year so success fully.
 A Consolidated road excursion over the Naugatuck division comes to this city Saturday, proceeding from here to Glen Island on the Steamer John H. Starin.
 Mrs. Charles Bowers and her daughter, Esther, and Mrs. c. H. Bow CTS and Mrs c. H. Wilson of New Ha- ven. are visiting Mrs. J. E. Allen of MiIlville.
 The Derby and Shelton Y. M. c. A. orchestra will have an outing at Mer- wins Point, Milford, Saturday, July 23. The orchestra will give concert on the veranda of the Merwin's Point res- taurant Saturday afternoon.
 Rev. Edward Warriner, pastor of the Trinity M. E. church in Meriden in 1891 and 1892, and who has many friends in this city, is critically ill in a hospital at Stepney, this state, suffering from 9. malady from which, it is stated, he cannot recover. He is well remember cd by many old soldiers here, he hav- ing been a chaplain of the First Con- necticut cavalry in the civil war. His war record was one to be proud of. He was a soldier unwilling to remain in tbe rear. and he was severely wounded during one of the many battles he par ticipated in.
 The ladies of Admiral Foote post, Woman's Relief corps, No. 3, will have a basket picnic at Mansfield's Grove, inst below Cosey Beach, to-day. They will meet at the old green at a. m. and will leave at 9:20 on the Cosey Reach trolley cars. All friends are in ytted. The dinner will be served on tbe tables in the grove at noon. The president of the corps is Mrs. Foster, wife of General c. B. Foster. Mrs. clarissa J. Higgins, wife of MT. Hig- gins. the car starter of the Winchester avenue road, is vice president; Mrs. Andrews is treasurer, and Mrs. Gregg secretary, sl