The daily morning journal and courier., 1900-08-03

university, will conduct the musical ser vices of St. Michaers church.
 MT. and Mrs John G. Parker and family of 498 Howard avenue, will spend the month of August at Grove Beach, Conn.
 Paul Thompson is spending several weeks in the Adirondacks with the Joseph Porters at their island summer home. MT. and Mrs. s. s. Thompson and pr. and Mrs. E. s, Gaylord contem- plate a. trip there the latter part of this week or possibly next. Mrs. Thomp- son has made this her outing trip for several summers.
 Leo Hartman left on Monday for his vacation During the month he will make a tour of all the principal summer resorts of the eastern coast from Atlan- tic City to Maine, stopping for a few days at each .loint.
 Frederick F. Brewster, the well known yachtsman, made a remarkably fast trip from Pine Orchard, where he is stopping for the summer, to Tomlin- sons bridge a few days ago on his auto mobile He covered the distance in thirty-two minutes.
 Mrs. Charles Cline and sons of Miller ton, N Y, are visiting Mrs Cline Bradley of Montowese street, Branford. Miss Eugenia Bradley, who has. been visiting Mrs Cline, came home with her.
 MT. and Mrs. Henry Harrison of Branford have started upon another of -to Connecticut.
 Blanche Walsh writes that she is in Paris and will sail for home August Il. She says the first thing she did when she reached the exposition city was to buy her tickets for America. She would not take chances of being stranded
 Alexander Wilkinson of Wallingford will leave tomorrow for his annual va cation, which he will spend at Brook Hudson river.
 Miss Mary Betts of Hartford who has friends in town, is stopping at the Lounsbury House, Indian Neck.
 J. Parker Trowbridge and wife of New York are stopping at their cottage at Indian Neck.
 Ex-Mayor George F. Holcomb has been arranging for tour around the world intending to start this fall, but he has given up the journey for the present owing to the disturbances in China.
 Dr. George Craig will look after the business interests of Harry Williams of Wallingford while he is visiting in Eng land. MT. Williams expects to leave Saturday and will be gone two months
 Thomas J. Butler. an asbestos work CT employed ali the gas house of the New Haven Gas Light company, fell yesterday morning while at work on the gas pipes, at the works. He received a severe cut in the leg. but was not ser iously injured. He was taken to the New Haven hospital and several stitch es were taken in the cut. He then re- turned to his work.
 Peter B. Cline of the postoffice has returned home from pleasant vacation spent in Springfield and western Massa- chusetts.
 Samuel Seviere has returned from his vacation and commenced his duties again yesterday at the upholstering house of Simons on Chapel street. While absent he visited his home at Wilmington. Del, Philadelphia. Allan tic City, and Tarrytown- on- the Hud- son.
 Philip Franey of the postoffice, who has been spending two weeks vaca- tion at Narranagsett Pier and Block Island has returned.
 Mfr. and Mrs. H. B. Armstrong, Miss Delora Armstrong and her young broth CT and sister, with Mrs Benjamin Cobb, have gone to Woodstock where they will spend the month of August, with the ex- ception of MT. Armstrong, who will re- turn to business after a week or two.