The daily morning journal and courier., 1900-08-07

.
 Dr. and Mrs. F. o. Hovey of Nev
 York city are spending q week at tn
 home of Mrs. Hoveys parents, MT. ant
 Mrs. H. $. Lancraft of Fair Have'
 Heights.
 Miss Alice Morton of New Haven il
 spending week with friends in Stan
 lord.
 Miss Hall, who has been stopping fol
 several weeks at Egremont, Mass, hal
 returned to her home, No. 37 Wooste
 street.
 Professor J. J. Hayes and wife of thi'
 city are at Mrs. Hayes mothers, Ms
 Mary A. Catlin, in HarWinton<
 MT. and Mrs. Wilbur S. Evarts have
 returned from a pleasant visit at Grove Beach.
 Harry W. Peck, son of Professor II
 Peck, formerly of New Britain, will joil a government expedition to Alaska tt put up a telegraph line. He vii be gone | until October.
 E. H. Newcomb of r Home place has gone to Northfeld
 A son weighing nine pounds was born
 Saturday to Alderman and Mrs. Wal
 lace B. Moyle. .
 Dr. and Mrs Bert Bishop of West
 vile will visit New York and other
 places in the vicinity next week.
 Dr. w. M Weaver of Hartford and
 Dr. T. H, Weisenberg of Philadelphia spent Sunday in town.
 Mrs. William Downs and daughter
 Alice of Westville have returned from
 New York, where they have been wis iting.
 E. s. Kimberly of 66 Lyon street is spending this month at the Mountain | View house, Rangeley Lakes, Me. Mrs. Hugh Sinclair and children of | Ridgely, Md, are visiting William Watson of Dayton street, Westville. Mrs. Ella A. Johnson is spending her vacation at Round Lake, N. Y.
 Miss Elizabeth Squier and Miss An- nie Bartlett formerly of New Britain, sailed for Europe Saturday. They will be gone probably for two years, and will spend the time, in studying and in travel or the continent and in England.
 Charles Leahy of Little Falls, N. r., Is visiting his uncle M. W. Leahy, of Franklin street.
 Lou Truesdall, John Fraser and w. J. Condon of Westvile recently had very pleasant time at Lake Quassa- paug.
 Mir. and Mrs. William H. Lockwood of this city are spending a few days with relatives in Stamford
 Mrs. Albert Blackman and daughter Lillian of New Haven are visiting, Mir and Mrs. D. V Jones in Southingacl for a few weeks.
 Miss Marita Moore of Breenport is guest in Branford, visiting her broth- CTS, J. Smith and Joseph Moore of Hop son avenue.
 United States Vice Consul Horace Sanford and his father, w. S. Sauf5rd, have arrived in town from Ottawa, Canada, and will be here for a week or two visiting old friends. Miss Helen Sanford deferred her trip until another time.
 Mir and Mrs. Dwight Case, their son Gerard and Miss Squires, all Jf Brook lyn, are the guests of MT. and Mrs. Willis E. Beach of Branford.
 President Charles M Jarvis of the ed from an extended trip in the west, OurlnR WHICH lie llle pllllL1 pl the big bridge combination. r. l.. Lunt, a popular and leading salesman for eighteen years for the late Burgess Fur and Hat company, has en- gagged in the fur business. for himself and has rented desira ble quarters in the Lyon building over Howe X Stetson'5. The report published in various papers that he was to engage in the business in Meriden was an error. MT Lunt IS an expert in the business and starts in business under most favorable aus pices,
 Louis D. Manville travelling salesman for Benedict, Pardee & Co.,, Is spending q two weeks vacation at Bath Beach, R. l.
 Mark N Sullivan, the State street druggist, is spending weeks vacation at Westerly, R. I. A grand celebration of the seventy fourth birthday of Thomas Frisbie one of the old landmarks, will be held at his residence in Damascus, Branford, to- lay. A shore dinner will be served on the lawn from 12 until 2, to which all friends are invited. Mrs. H. Peterson of New York city, with her daughter Olive, and Miss Grace l F. Minty of Bridgeport have been the l guests of Miss Grace E. Sanders for the | past week.
 The reports in regard to the five days | rance of Miss Rose Fowler, the eleven 1 ,ear-old daughter of Mir and Mrs. Mark ! Fowler of Milford, are pronounced to | ,e greatly exaggerated, according to 1 made by pr. A. l.. Futile ! when interviewed on the subject yes- erday morning. The doctor says that he case was only that of hysteria, and hat during the five days of her illness he patient took nourishment regularly md was fully conscious on one or two occasions.
 Registered at the Hotel Sea View, 'avin Rock, are Charles Parkinson and vife, Walter Benson, Mrs. Benson, F. a Dowd and M. E. Cooke of New York nd Anna Silver, Katherine Devanery, Kate F. Corcoran, Kate Fully, Annie 'agan and J. c. Burke and wife of 3rooklyn.
 Registered at the Beach house, Savin lock- are A. B. Anderson of New York, ames F. Fenton and family of Holyoke nd James and John Farrell of New 'ritain.
 A surprise party was given the Cosey