The daily morning journal and courier., 1899-07-17
Local Weather Report.
Brief Mention.


 Miss Charles Matthews of this city is visiting at her old home in Plainville.
 Miss Emile Schroeder of Meriden is visiting friends in this city for few weeks.
 Fillmore Platt of Edgewood avenue has gone for stay of several weeks in Pittsfield, Mass
 MT. and Mrs. F. s. Kimberly son and daughter of this city, are at MT. Kim berly's cottage at Crescent Beach for a week.
 MT. and Mrs. George B. Camp and daughter of this city went to Newing- ton Saturday and are visiting at Mir Camps old home there.
 The Merry Four society of Bridgeport had an outing at Savin Rock yesterday
 Harry Ward of Westville is visiting his cousin, D. w. Platt, in Winsted.
 Rev. Duane N Griffing, a former pas tor of the Epworth M. F. church, this city, preached in Simsbury yesterday, exchanging with the simsbury pastor.
 Miss Mabel Rochfort of Edwards street, Miss Etta Pratt and Miss Edna Jackson left Saturday for stay of sev- eral weeks at Pittsfield, Mass, stopping at the Beach Grove cottage.
 A delegation from the Central Y. M. c. A. conducted the religious services at the county jail yesterday afternoon.
 William H. Neebe, brother of Fred L. Neebe of this city, visited his brother in-law. Rev. William Koepchen of Meriden, over Sunday.
 Nathan Hale camp, No. 1, Sons or Veterans, mustered in Charles Patterson Friday night. There was large dele gation from Admiral Foote post pres- ent. Dr. Robinson of the Soldiers home was also a guest The camp will give their sixteenth annual excursion to Glen Island August p.
 Miss Hattie Bishop, an instructor and lectuyer at the State Normal college at Albany, N. Y., is spending most of the summer with her parents MT. and Mrs. H. M. Bishop on Pearl street. Last summer Miss Bishop spent in travelling III Europe anu lICI pldifo Ioi diiotiiSA summer include another extensive trip abroad.
 Colonel Simeon J. Fox and wife have gone on a carriage driving trip, their objective point being the Hawkhurst hotel in Litchfield, where Colonel and Mrs. Fox will stay week or two. Many New Haven people are stopping at the Hawkhurst, whose popularity is un- bounded. The proprietor is former New Haven gentleman and was prom inent business man and real estate owner here years ago.
 Mrs. Sara E. Kinney, state regent of the Connecticut Society Daughters of the American Revolution, will leave shortly with a party of ladies residing near Hartford to spend the remainder of the summer at Ilesford, an island five or six miles off the coast of Maine, near Bar Harbor, place where Pro- lessor Pratt and wife of the Hartford Theological seminary have spent many pleasant days.
 William Klein of Thompsonville, son of the late Mrs Klein, who resided on Nicoll street for many years, is in town visiting his sister and brother. MT Klein is with the Westfield Plate com pany. where he has held responsible nosition for the last eleven years His brother, Professor Joseph Klein of J-e- high Valley Bethlehem. Pa, will visit this city shortly, accompanied by his family, and gill go from here to Maine to spend the remainder of the summer, He is professor of dynamic engineering at I,ehigh university and has recently written and published book on sub iects in line with his profession, which Is receiving great praise. His son, Ar thur, recently graduated with honors at J,ehigh university and was also the ,,ounoest student in his class.