The daily morning journal and courier., 1899-07-15

f MT. and Mrs. F. O. Badger an daughters, Miss Emma E. and Mis-
 Grace Badger of Wallingford, left ol Thursday for a visit to New York am
 other places.
 , Miss Lucy Merwin of Middletield i in this city for a short visit She ha
 been engaged to teach the South school
 Middletield, for the ensuing year. ; Miss Henrietta Whitney of Whitne, , avenue is at Dalton, Mass, for a sta.
 visiting Miss Frances K. Crane.
 Mrs. F. J. Curtis of this city, wht
 has been the guest of her sister, Mrs
 w. M. Johnson in Winsted, left Thurs
 day to visit MT. Curtiss' relatives il
 Great Burlington.
 Dr. w. H. Metcalf with Mrs. Met
 calf of College street went to New
 York yesterday as to-day MT. Metcal1
 will sail for two months trip abroad
 Mrs. Metcalf will go upon her return
 from New York with her family tC
 Cornwall, the family summer home.
 Mrs Charles Tucker of this city is
 now occupying her summer residence
 in Colebrook. Mrs. M. M. Gardner, al
 so of this city, and Mrs. M. A. DowG VI ANatssiluNh, are 5lCDDllS NllH IIE
 Tucker.
 Mrs. George P. c. Holman of West
 Haven, with her two sons, Newton and 1 Paul, have gone to Beacon Falls tc
 spend the summer. MT Holman will
 go up Saturdays to spend Sundays with
 them.
 Past Supreme Archon Tyler of New 1 Haven visited Winsted conclave ol ] Heptasophs Thursday evening, and made an inspiring address. Delegate
 F. H. York to the supreme concave at | Buffalo made his report which was ! we'll received.
 John J. Myers of Wallingford came to l Savin Rock Thursday for a stay of a week
 | George H. Collett of this city, the amateur cycle champion, is seeking new fields to conquer and to-day will take trip up into New York state as far as Buffalo, the stamping ground of some very good riders, where he will do battle with the cream of the upper section of the Empire state
 Miss Ruth Bailey of this city is at the home of her parents, MT. and Mrs l.. s. Bailey of Eden street, Southing- ton
 In Bridgeport this evening Miss Lena Carlson will be married to Victor Vic trom in the Swedish Lutheran church there.
 Mrs. Alvin Smith of Branford left yesterday for this city where she will be the guest of Deacon and Mrs. Sam uel Linsley.
 MT. and Mrs. George H. Rowden, Mrs. Henry Clulee and daughter and Miss Della M. Griffin of Wallingford have booked passages to England through the Sheehan agency. Mir and Mrs Rowden will sail on the St Paul next Wednesday from New York
 Miss Evelyn L. Maynard of Salton- stall avenue is visiting friends in Yer sailles. Conn.
 Assistant Postmaster James C. Roach and family of Wallingford will leave Monday, July 24 for three weeks stay at Woodmont. Miss Nellie Rob- inson will be their guest during their sojourn.
 Charles F, Larmer of this city has been secured to assist in the drug store of J, P. Wingood in Ansonia Word received from MT Wingood is to the effect that he is constantly improving, and he hopes to have his health fully restored before returning to Ansonia. He is still in Asheville, N. c.
 Judge F. M. Judd of Branford is con- fined to his bed by illness.
 Mrs. John T. Downey and family of Wallingford have returned from a stay at Woodmont.
 Superintendent Kendall of this city was elected one of the directors Thurs day night by the National Educational association at the convention in Cali fornia.
 Letter Carrier Charles Zetterhom of Wallingford is entertaining his broth CT Oliver from New York
 Mrs. Henry B. Plant expects to spend a portion of the summer at the Plant summer residence in Branford.
 Harry Merrill, teller of the National bank, Southington is off for a two weeks vacation. Upon his return look out for fish stories, as he took his fish | pole with him,
 A very pleasant farewell party was rendered Miss Margaret Gallagher evening at the home of Mrs J. Kay, 4 Bishop street, by about fifty of her friends. Miss Gallagher left last night for New York where this morn ing she boards the steamer Furnessla for Scotland, where she will spend about four months with friends She is a very popular young lady, being leading member of the Ladies AuXil- ary of Russell council No. 65. k. of C., and has been employed by the Non pareil laundry for several years, the employees of which rendered her fare well reception last Tuesday evening. An elaborate supper was served at II a'clock On the table in front of the guest of the evening stood the steamer Furnissia, four feet high and four feet ong made of handsome roses, dec ,rated with American flags. The party broke up at o'clock Friday morning singing farewell and wishing the young ady, all kinds of nice times on her com ng trip. Among those present were he Misses Lucy Kay, kittie Corbett Josephine Kay, Julia Flanagan, Emma 1rogan Lizzie Kay, Mamie Corbett, .illie Moran Allie O'ConneA, Kitty | TcMahon, Margaret Neenan, Annie 3ree. Mamie McMahOn, Mamie McCur- ey. Annie McMahon, William Long, )wen Reilly, D. Keely, Francis OCon- ell. Peter F. Gilligan, Peter H. Cham ] ,ion, T. J. Corbett, Joseph P, Kennedy, (