The daily morning journal and courier., 1899-09-07
September for Saratoga Miss Began expects to be away week.

h'SptCiiDtl . LOT CdGdIOSd. MISS Re2an | expects to be away a week. Janitor John Schenck of the postoffice | IS on ten days vacation, part of which he is spending at the G. A. R. eneampment at Philadelphia. Mrs. Charles Covert has closed her summer home at Sunset Beach and re- turned to the center Mrs Covert has for her guest. Mrs. Gardiner of New York city.
 Miss Edith Eggleston, daughter of the
 Rev A. C. Egsleston, pastor of Grace
 M E. church, and Miss Cora Holton of
 Columbus avenue, are at Ocean Grave,
 N. J.
 Robert Stiles Smith, who has been
 travelling in Europe for the past six
 weeks, will sail for home about the 18th
 of this month.
 Miss Marie Williams, who has been
 visiting Miss Hanover of Exchange
 street. has returned to her home in
 Middletown.
 Miss Cornelia Geston of sherman,
 Conn.,, returned to town on Monday af-
 ternoon to begin her second year at the
 State Normal school.
 MT. and Mrs. Charles Lounsbury and son of Westfield are the guests at the John Lounsbury cottage at Indian Neck.
 Miss Elsie Troup, daughter of Editor Alexander Troup, returned on Monday from a five weeks stay at NeWtoWn, where she stopped at Dicks hotel, of which ex-Senator Houlihan is proprie- toi
 Mrs. M Fl. Marlin's play "A Brace of Woodcock,' was the feature at the New Gilmore theater, Springfield, Mass, this week. The sketch was written for Miss Leslie Palmer, niece of Judge Blyden- burgh, and has a cast of four people,
 Thomas Brinley of 599 Elm street gave his friends a very pleasant birthday party on Tuesday night. The lawn was beautifully decorated with Chinese lan- terms. He received a number of very nice presents. Among the many friends present were Miss Dorothy Bradley, Miss Eunce Bright, Miss Anna Farman, Miss Beaula Barrett, Miss Gertie Bal bier Miss Bertha Balbier, Earl Far nan, Eddie Booth, Harry Clark and | Charlea Pettrick
 Rev. MT. Mariett, who has accepted call from the Church of the Ascension, | located at the corner of Davenport ave- nue and Ward street, and who was ex- pected to preach his first sermon to his | new pensioners next Sunday, has ca | bled from Europe that it would be inn | possible for him to get here before Oc- l tober l. In the meantime the pulpit will be filled by different ministers.
 Mr. and Mrs. A. MaXcy Hitler, chill dren and maid, who have been spend ing the month of August at West Med way, Mass, are expected to arrive home this week.
 Miss Fannie Dickie of Lyme is spend- ing her vacation with Deacon Thomas Hadden and family at 75 Winchester avenue.
 Miss Eleanor Tyler, daughter of MT. md Mrs Morris Tyler of College street, will enter a select school at Rye, N. Y, he last of the month for years study. Miss Tylor graduated from Miss Cady's 'chool last June.
 Grand Councillor Joseph s. Stokes, to- yether with Grand Keeper Of Records md Seals Horace L. Case, will pay an official visit to America lodge, K. of P, his evening. A large attendance is ex- )ected.
 Miss Florence Truman of 319 Crown treet, who has been summering at her outage near Chestertown, the Adiron- lacks, is expected home the middle of his month.
 Mabel and Georgie Bedding have gone or two weeks stay to White Heather Farm, Bethany.
 Mrs. Henry Plant has closed her sum- ner home in Branford for the season z nd gone back to New York. t Lawyer and Mrs J. P. Goodhart left n the 2d for carriage drive through 1 he Berkshire Mrs. Goodhart, who has f cen i'll for the past month, is taking ' he trip for hear health, 6 Miss Ida Grimes Is in Wallingford ' pending her vacation. | Miss Justine Ingersoll is still at "The c anchorage" Morris Cove Miss Inger- Y oll's story on Marmosets will shortly ! ppear in the Century, illustrated by I Ir. Knight, the clever animal painter. 5 Mrs Moses of New York city, aughter of B. Shoninger of Chapel t treet, arrived in Hamburg, Germany, b lst week. Mrs. Moses is accompanied T v her son Herbert, Yale '99, and her b oung daughter. She will remain broad two years as her son is to study ear Berlin for an extra degree in hemistry. "