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

two weeks stay at Yonkers.
 Mrs. Highmore and Miss Blackstone
 of Branford are boarding at George W
 Ford's in Falls Village.
 Mrs. Julia filling Lynch, who has
 been visiting Miss Kathleen Clerkir
 of G5 Olive street, has returned to hel
 home. in New York.
 Miss May Phelan of this city is visit
 ing Mrs John Ryan of North Main
 street, North End, Waterbury.
 Miss Mary V Campbell of Nash
 street and chaperon are stopping at
 the Vendome, Boston, for two weeks.
 Miss Lulu Allis of Wallingford left
 yesterday for a stay in the Catsktll
 mountains.
 Miss Phipps of 614 Chapel street is
 spending the month of August with friends al Wedgenners, North Hatley, P. O.. Canada.
 Miss Alice Maycock of this city is vis-
 iting her aunt, Mrs. Barnes of East
 Main street, Meriden.
 Miss M. J. Daggett of Grove street
 is guest at the Hawkhurst, Litch- | field.
 George Pendexter of Meriden is vis- iting at Short Beach for a week.
 Professor and Mrs. Bernadotte Perrin i of Whitney avenue are summering at | Cedar Camp, Haricon, Warren county, N. Y.
 Mrs. s. Anel and daughter May. and Mrs, H. Griffin and daughters, Nora and Helen of Baldwin street, Washing i ton Hill, left Monday for Savin Rock, | where they will spend a few days the l oe rt, | Paul Well left yesterday for short stay at the White mountains. Mir. Well though three-score and ten is hale and hearty and seems much younger man. Mrs. Ezekiel Brown and her two grandsons Masters George and Willie Bronson of Beacon Falls, are spending two weeks at the West Haven shore Charles c. Treat of Portsea street Is spending part of this month at Wind sorvile. Conn.
 Edward Zube with his family and Professor Boardman and Mrs. Annie Fowler of Meriden start Monday for two weeks vacation at Short Beach.
 Miss Suzanna T. Newell, contralto of the Grand avenue Congregational church quartette, Is spending her vaca- tion in Bethany.
 Miss Genevieve Stowe, cashier at Sherwood & Sons Wallingford store, has returned from two weeks vaca- ton in New York state.
 Mrs. F. G. Sanford who has been stopping at the Phipps house. Fran conia, N. H., for some time, has gone to Southford. Conn.,, for the month of August.
 Rev. Asher Anderson of Meriden has left London for trip through France. He will visit the Paris exposition this week. and will go to Germany later.
 MT. and Mrs. Rollin J. Bunce of 110 Howe street are sojourning in the country for two weeks, having gone to Woodbury and adjoining towns. I
 Miss Lettie Beatty of Cherry street, Meriden, left yesterday morning for Woodmont for a two weeks stay.
 Mrs. George D. Keeler of Cottage ave- nue, East Norwalk, is visiting her daughter, Mrs George T: Burwell of Howard avenue.
 The Misses Crevey of Elm street leave this week for Atlantic City. where they | will spend the remainder of the summer | sea son.
  wick. of Ansonia formerly of New Ha- ven, states that he is still with Mrs. Markwick at Hornellsville, N. Y. He had not decided how long he would re- main there. There is but little, if any change in the condition of Mrs. Mark wick Some days she appears much better and then, perhaps, the next day, will have a poor day that leaves her in worse condition than ever.
 Harry D. Thompson, son of Clarence E. Thompson, the broker on Orange street, has started on long journey extending along the continent, on a business trip. He will stop at Chicago, md afterwards continuing on to Denver md San Francisco. From the Gate City Mr. Thompson will go north to Tacoma tnd Seattle, Wash. coming home by the northern route and stopping at Manito- ,a and Yellowstone Park. He will be lbsent until early in September.
 Mrs Sheehan of Brooklyn is visiting Ter sister, Mrs. John St. Lawrence at Hills Homestead, West Haven.
 The condition of Dr. Zink, who is sick t his cottage at Sunset Beach, Bran- ord, was more serious yesterday, and )r. Henry Fleischner of New Haven, vas called to attend him.
 Miss Mary Klem of Orange street has one to the White mountains for the est of the season.
 Mrs Kent of Berlin is the guest of her aughter. Miss Ella Kent of Elm street. A party of ten young New Haven men re camping at Johnson's Point, Short leach. Miss Lillian Dunn of Hartford is two weeks at Woodmont, the uest of her uncle, Matthew Dunn Of his city Mrs. George Walkley of the Heights ( Ivoryton was taken suddenly i'll arly Saturday morning and her cond- { on is serious. Her parents, Mir and l [rs Gibbs of Brooklyn, N. Y, and her ster, Mrs Coa of New Haven, are ( ith her at present.
 Frank Owen of Hartford spent Sun | ay at Morris Cove. the guest of MT. nd Mrs. T. F. Norton of this city at leir cottage there John Miller, clerk of the White house, = Washington, made a flying visit to :, tends in Branford Monday. = Miss Lena Hasselbach and Miss Edith a ynham of this city are stopping fer fl