The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-08-15
Local Weather Report.
Brief Mention.

Brief Mention.
 High water to-day, 9:91 a. m. Two-family house s2.6OO-R. .E.Baldwin pr. Luby of Nash street is away in the Berkshire Hills taking his annual vacation.
 The Connecticut Quarterly, just is- sued, is highly entertaining number. Copies at T. H. Pease S Sons.
 Assistant City Clerk James B. Mar tin of 38z Edgewood avenue entertained B party of New York friends yester- day.
 The members of Pyramid Lodge, A. b. U. w., will have trolley ride to- night and a supper at Lighthouse Point.
 Miss Emma McGarey has returned to her home in Boston after a months vis- 1t with her friend, Miss Lillian Ledwith of Columbus avenue.
 Samuel Lloyd of 26 Dwight street, who has been at Block Island for a SAOIS VstCcttlOIly 1CluLllSA yCoSCASStJ lo his home in this city.
 Miss Davison, who had a narrow es- cape from drowning recently near Lighthouse Point, has not yet fully re- covered from the shock.
 A party of about twenty Hive, headed by James Innes, enjoyed a trip to the Thimble Islands on the steamer Lu- zerne Ludington yesterday.
 Mrs. David Renfrew, of Nash street, and her daughters, Misses Ethel and Jeam are summering in the Berkshires, and will return early in September.
 The trim little steamer Hildegarde took about three hundred pleasure seeking citizens to Pawson park yester- day afternoon. The day was pleas ant one.
 Naomi Reb. Lodge, No. 1, will picnic at Mrs. D. c. Beardsley's, Stratford, Thursday. August 18th. If stormy they will go Friday, leaving on the electric car at 845.
 Miss Jennie Merwin of Temple street, daughter of MT. and Mrs. William H. Merwin, has been spending week at Saratoga Springs, and has now gone to visit friends in Vermont.
 Mrs. Ralph s. Pagter, wife of R. s. Pagter, the Broadway gentlemen s furnisher, leaves this week with her daughter for a. two weeks stay at Bantam Lake, Litchfield.
 Paul Thompson, Yale 1901, returned Saturday from Boston, where he has been since the first of July. He is the <, son of George Thompson, the well known local insurance agent.
 MT. Jay Lewis, manufacturing jewell CT, of Denver, Col, and his wife, who was formerly Miss Esther J. Damn, of this city have returned to Denver from very pleasant trip to Salt Lake City.
 MT. and Mrs. w. o. Staples, of this city, will attend the coming national convention of thte Daughters of Liber- ty, to be held in Providence, R. I. MT. Staples is the secretary of the national body.
 Miss May D. and Miss Lillian G. Danr of 2SO Ferry street leave to-day for g vacation of two or three weeks at the Plair1ville camp grounds, where theil father, John A. Damn, has just bull one of the largest cottages. It is To- cated at the head of Bristol avenue or the highest ground at the camp.
 Another crowd of about four hundred people from this city spent the greater part of yesterday at Roton Point, the delightful summer resort which i: growing more popular every day. Int Starin line runs an excursion there every Sunday, and the one given yes terday was fully as large as any pre- vious one.
 Goddess of Liberty Council, No. 8 Daughters of Liberty, initiated three candidates at it's meeting last Friday night The council is very f1ourishing This council will have trolley ride one evening this week over lines of the New Haven street railway, going te Lighthouse Point, Schutzen Park, Gen. tarville and Westville.
 Mrs. Ostrom, wife of Charles w. Os- from, engineer at the Parker Paper company's building on Elm street, was prostrated with an apOplectic shock while at the office of Dr. w. H. San ford. of Edwards street last Wednes- day. whither she had gone while feel ing i'll to obtain medical advice. She is still very i'll, but was little easier yesterday.
 MT. and Mrs c. H. Johnson, of 33t Orchard street, will attend the coming national council of the Daughters o1 Tdberty. to be held in Providence, R. 1 Considerable important business come. I'D before the session. A feature of the affair also will be an excursion for the delegates to Newport and vicinity Mrs. Johnson goes as a delegate iron the state council, Daughters ot Liber- ty. On the way homeward Mir ano Mrs. Johnson will stop at Clinton, visi- ting Mrs. Johnsons only brother at hi; home, Wentworth cottage.