The daily morning journal and courier., 1899-06-21

is president of the Postal Clerks Mu- tual association and was vice president of the Sacred Heart Catholic club. He is clerk In charge between Springfield and New York. Miss Hogan is one Of the best known young ladies in the St. | Johns parish.
 Judge Post of Guilford will be in Branford tomorrow to close up the es- tates of Angelina Swift and James F. Gray.
 Judge Coe of Branford is at his cot tage at Indian Neck.
 Among New Haveners who have gone to the shore for the summer are Mrs. M. J. Hofer and the Misses Hofer, who are , at Woodmont
 Walter Hill and family of Wallingford have taken possession of their cottage at Spring Rock Crescent Bluff, for the summer.
 Judge and Mrs. Henry Stoddard sail ed for Europe yesterday They go over on the Kaiser Frederick to Bremen. Other passengers on the same steamship are the Hon and Mrs. Samuel Fessen- den of Stamford.
 Mrs. H. F. Griswold gave the address of welcome at the reception of the alum nj association to the graduating class of the Guilford Institute Monday evening. Dr. c. H. Livermore of Adelphi college, Brooklyn, N r., was then introduced by Mrs. F. F. Norton. Dr. Livermore spoke at length upon the topic How Parental Training Should Uphold the School" His lecture was highly inter- A o1O of n- cling was indulged in. Among out or town visitors present were Abbot Page of Cedar Rapids, Ia.
 Mrs. J. F. Brainerd and family Of Meriden have arrived at the home Of her father, Rudolphus Bartholomew, in Branford for the summer. J. F. Drake and family of Columbus, Ohio, are at their summer residence at Crescent Bluff for the season. The Misses Lizzie and Katie Galligan of 220 Orange street, with a party Of friends, will sail to-day to Ireland to visit their parents.
 MT. and Mrs Isadore Troostwyk and family will spend the summer after the first of July in Litchfield, Conn.,, as they have done for two or three sum- mers. Leo Schultz, the famous 'cellist and his wife will go with the New Ha- ven musicians and stop at the same house.
 Andrew J. Cobe of New York city was in town Monday in the interest Of the Granite State association. MT. Cope will ask Judge Wheeler to-day (Wed- nesday) to allow him to dispose of all property in Branford belonging to said association.
 Professor and Mrs Foster, who have occupied apartments at Mrs. Foote's 15S Park street, the past year, have taken Professor Ladd's house during his years absence in Europe with his wife, Professor and Mrs. Ladd will sail next week.
 Mrs Coralenne Russell arrived at her home on Hopson avenue, Branford, on Monday. Principal Murdock and fam ily, who have been occupying her house, left for their home in Stowe, Mass, yes terday.
 Arthur J. Futile of Main street, East Haven, entertained the members of the St. Andrews M F. Improvement asso- citation and their wives Monday night at his residence. The entertainment was in the nature of lawn party and the entire grounds were pleasantly lighted with Chinese lanterns, MT. Tuttles guests numbered about forty. A great concert phonograph was brought out and programme of popular songs and marches was ground out and later strawberries and cream and other re- treatments were served. Altogether the last meeting of the season was voted great success. The next meeting of the association will be held the first Mon day in September
 Mrs. Charles Mitchell, who has been iH town recently, will spend the summer at Narragansett Pier with her son and wife, MT. and Mrs Edwin Mitchell.
 Miss Harriet Smith Ward gave a snort organ recital at the Church of the Re- deemer Monday afternoon in the pres- ence of about fifty friends. She was assisted by Miss Kate Allen-Hofer, so- prano, and Miss Marguerite Fell, violin ist, Miss Ward Is the young daughter of MT. and Mrs Frederick s. Ward,
 Miss Florence Truman of 3l9 Grown street left this city last week with her maid to be absent the remainder Of the summer. She will spend most ot the time with her sister at Chesterton, N Y. Before leaving she entertained her brother. ex-Mayor Henry Truman of Orange, N J., for a week and Miss Hattie Hitchcock of Long Meadow. Mass, a graduate of the Yale Art school in 97 and at present teach- CT of drawing in the Buffalo hgn