The daily morning journal and courier., 1899-07-04

! lowing: Mrs. ;. G. Evans, MfS. f- [ l McMahon, Miss McMahon, Mrs. c. K | Sherwood, Miss M $. Smithers, Mrs. C. | r. Emerson MT and Mrs. w. M. Les lie, H. H. Werhrhane, MT. and Mrs. J 1 D. Lindsay, Miss McGregory, pr. F. 5 Hayward, H. Hayward, P. Hayward | Mrs. F. A. Billings, R. F. Parker, MT | and Mrs. J. J. Osborn, J. c. Wilson, J. | O. Enders, MT. and Mrs A. F. Kelley, Miss r. A. Kelley, D. M. Kelley and maid. Mrs. c. c. Ewing, J. s. Colt, A | H. Wilson, Mrs. E. J. Wilson, Mrs. c. | c. Burford, w c. Bowers, Mrs 10. H. Brown, Stanton Brown, MT. and Mrs. D. w. Chase, child and maid, MT ana Msr D. Langerfeld
 A party of twelve girls, employed at F. Miller & Co., factory, Meriden, ara spending the Fourth of July vacation at Indian Neck. They will occupy the Jourdan cottage Those in the party are: Misses Alma Des Sureau, Lizzie Bowling, Josie Horan, Cora Des Sureau, Pauline Kossischlle, Hattie Quick, Lila Webster, May Russ, Minnie Kossischke, Lena Luft, Anna Bauman and Aida Gauthier. They have bought large supply of fireworks, and will celepfate the Fourth in a glorious manner
 Samuel Barker, stenographer and tvpewriter for the Kickapoo Medicine company, and Harry Read, a button manufa cturer of this city, were the guests of George Rowe i'll shelton oun- day.
 John D. Jackson of the New fiaVeh Register has been appointed admlilstra-
 ,1A t,n 1n n for of the estate of his uncle, the la.a Johu c. Day, who was highly esteemed and leading Hartford man, and who re- centIy died in Dublin, N. Ii.
 Miss Maida Miller of Nash street ana Miss Alice Murphy of Edwards street are in New York on their vacation.
 Mir. and Mrs. w. H. Hoyt of Howard avenue are at Woodmont.
 Mir and Mrs. F. F. Johnson of New Haven are at Indian Orchard Mass for a stay.
 Miss Mary Myers has returned to her home in Collnsville after spending a months vacation with Miss Mollie Con- nors of S09 State street
 c. l.. Olmetead of this city IS at Brantsville.
 John J. Brennan, superintendent of streets, yesterday morning appointed Patrick Walsh assistant to succeed MT. Harrington, resigned, and George Ives to succeed James White.
 F. B. Foote, who spent the winter at the Hotel Garde, has gone to New York and will be located at the Astor house for a time.
 Miss Jennie M Bodwell of 15S Olive street is visiting relatives at Hartford and Newington.
 Mise M. lola Dart of East Hartford is visiting her aunt, Mrs U. E. BodWell of 15S Olive street.
 F. S Curtiss has gone to Oswego, N. Y. for summer soiourn.
 Prof F. w. Mather of Boardman school with his family has gone for the vacation months to Clinton and will be located at Grove Beach.
 K L, Rolston of this city has gone to West Damascus, Wayne county, Pa, to remain until August.
 The Norwich Bulletin of Friday says: Mrs. D. M. Welch of Lost Angeles, Cal, who is to deliver an address at Trinity M F. church on Sunday morning is one of the raost entertaining speakers on the Pacific coast. Mir. Welch, who resides winters in California, is one of New Ravens most successful merchants. MT. and Mrs Welch will be entertained by their friends. Rev. E. W. Caswell. and by Mrs. Charles Peale, a sister of MT. Welch, during their stay in Norwich
 Mrs. William D. Whitney and her daughter, Miss Margaret Whitney, have gone to their summer home on Long Is- land, near Hampstead Miss Emily Whitney will join them next week.
 Mrs. Charles s. DeForest has gone to Holderness, N. H., to join MT. DeForest, who has been there a week past super intending the opening of the house
 c, W. DeLyon Nichols. formerly of Bridgeport and New Haven. will sail for Europe in September to pass the winter in Italy. arriving in Paris for the opening of the exposition and later, visiting in England Most of the pres ent summer he will spend in town brushing up his Italian and French and in the meanwhile paying a few visits to Newport and Long Island.
 Miss Kate M. Warner, who was graduated from the c. B. college in the class of '99, has gone for few days visit with Miss Lima H. Stevens of South Norwalk
 City Controller William H. Perry of Seattle, Wash, dropped in to visit Con troller Rowe yesterday morning. The western official is on his way to Maine where he will spend a few days on the coast. It is his custom to visit the east every summer
 Charles H. Day of Whitneyville has an excellent story in Harper's Round Table for July, which tells in a spirited manner of an Elephant Hunt in Chi cago." The Home Magazine prints in its July issue another of his series, ''Tales by the Old Circus Man." with by R. A. Grant.
 Mrs. Ella Wheeler Wilcox opened her new cottage, "The Barracks" at Bun galow court, Short Beach, Sunday. The evening was enjoyed by a gathering of the Short Beach Whist club
 The executive committee in charge of the Bassett family reunion, of which Newcomb M Bassett, clerk of the de- partment of public works, is chairman, has decided to hold the annual family gathering at Woodmont this summer. The date of the event has been fixed for September S. big clambake, served at the Colonial Inn, will be the feature of the day. The Bassett fam fly is noted for its large reunions, and