The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1899-08-10

Rev. John Fl. Grant, pastor of the
Center Congregational church. Meriden
arrived home Tuesday evening from his
seven weeks European trip. He visit
ed Switzerland, Holland and the Rhine
country, and had four days in Paris.
This was Rev. Mr., Grants second trip
abroad
Mrs. Jessie Farnsworth and sister of
New Haven are stopping with Mr.. and
Mrs. II. b. Newton of Whiting street,
Plainvile,
Miss Lillian Beardsley of Wallingford
has returned from a two weeks stay in
Clinton.
Miss Nellie Friel of No. 256 Wooster
street returned home Tuesday after a
three weeks vacation at Easthampton
Mass On her return she was surprised
by number of her young friends at
Savin Rock.
Rev. William Koepchen of Meriden
attended the monthly conference of the
Connecticut Lutheran pastors at New
Britain Tuesday.
Miss Elizabeth Conboy and Miss Anne
Hoye of Dwight street are the guests
of Mrs. Dudley Gregg at Trenton, N. j.,
for a few weeks.
| Cora White of the Bridgeport hospi-
tai, who for some time has been acting
! as trained nurse for DR.. Horton Of
Southngton, left for her home Monday
The doctors many friends are glad to
learn of his recovery
A letter lately received by Miss Cady
from Mrs. Tracy Peck, dated at Rome
states that Mrs. Peck and her family
were about to start northward, their
I,.+,, hoo tbrn11Cr1,
month of June. That month was full of
social pleasures, among others being
flower fete, at which the king and
queen were present, at the Villa Borg
hese. The Peck family, after making
summer tour in the north, will sail for
home in September. Miss Peck, as her
pupils will be much pleased to know,
will return to Mrs. Cady's.
Mrs. William Harvey, who was one of
the victims of the Shelton trolley accl-
dent, was some time ago grand matron
of the Eastern Star, and eight years
ago organized the branch of that order
which fourishes in Southington at the
present date. Mrs. Harvey was also
state secretary of the Union Rebekah
lodge and was we'll known by all men,
bers of both organizations in Southing- |
ton.
David Douglass, whose home was for
merly in Wallingford and for the past |
seven years has resided in Meriden, |
where he has been employed, has ac-
cepted a position in Factory L, Inter
national Silver company's sterling sill
yer department, and began his new du-
ties Tuesday,
Miss Florence w. Jennings of No. l
Grove street is visiting at Short Hills,
New Jersey.
Frank Matthews of New Haven has
been spending a few days with his pa
rents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Matthews,
ST., in Southington. Mr.. Matthews has
been obliged to resort to the hills OF
Vermont because of ill-health.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. J. Flynn of Dun
kirk, N Y, who have been the guests
of B. Murphy of Ashmun street for the
past fortnight, have returned to their
home.
Mrs Il. A. Norton of Southington, who
has been spending the week at Madison,
returned yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Talewsky have
lust returned from Torrington after a
two weeks vacation.
c. M. Hall of Broadway is away on
a vacation trip among the Berkshire
Hills.
Mrs. ]. w. Alderidge and family, Mrs.
.. V. Smith and family and Mrs. c. d.
of Wallingford left yesterday
'or three weeks vacation al Clam Is
and, Indian Neck.
Miss Minnia A. Brehney, a well known
vocalist of Springfield. Mass, is being
entertained by Miss Margaret Keegan
IF Wallace street