The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1900-08-27

| street VIII sail FOR Europe this week TO
study music in France.
| Professor F. c. Porter Of Bradley
street is spending the latter part Of this
month at Sannidustown r. 1.
| Attorney John c. Gallagher, trustee
of the insolvent estate OF Enos f. KIM
| berly, filed an account in the probate
court Saturday whereby the creditors
will receive 51a per cent. BY MI Gal
| lagher's first account they received 25
per cent
| Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Hotchkiss are
expected home soon from Fort Porter,
Buffalo, N. Y.
| Mrs. Ida Skinner of Waverly street
| left Saturday for Patchogue, Long
Island. She will be absent for two or
three weeks and will visit Babylon and
Fire Island before her return.
| Hon. John Addison Porter, former
private secretary to President Mckin-
| ley, with Mrs Porter and their family
are at Chestnut Hill, .Litcht1eld,
Harry E. Hendrix has sold to the An
drew b. Hendryx company land in Au-
dubon street, Sc feet frontage, for $1,000.
Mr. and Mrs. William A Rice and
family are at the New Marlboro Inn,
Mass.
John Leary, jr., mysteriously disap-
peared from his home in West Crom-
we'll over two weeks ago, and his rel
atives are a good deal alarmed.
The Misses Phinney, who have been
stopping at Cazenovia, N. Y, have re-
turned to their home on Bradley street.
Mrs. Parsons of Akron, O., is visiting
her mother, Mrs. Nathan Seymour on
Hillhouse avenue. Professor and Mrs.
Seymour are passing few days at Chi
coru, N. H.
J. E. Todd has the entire contract for
Lewis & Maycock's new block to be
erected on Chapel street. The work
will begin this week.
Professor and Mrs. J. III. Neimeyer
are home after short stay at Oxford,
this state
Daniel M. Smith of So East Pearl
street has gone on weeks vacation
to Hobart. Delaware county, N. Y, a
village on the line Of the Ulster and
Delaware railroad about seventy-five
miles from Kingston. He will visit
friends and acquaintance in that vicin-
ity.
DR.. H. L. Swain and family are at
the Seaside Hotel, Atlantic City.
Miss Flora Fuller of New Haven is
the guest of Miss Alice Weles in Thorn
aston.
Mrs. G. A. Barnum and family who
have been spending the summer at
Washington, have returned to their
home on Trumbull street.
Mrs. r. H. Andrews, wife of DR.. e. H.
Andrews of Southington broke her
ankle while getting off the cars in this
city Friday morning. Mrs. Andrews
was brought home on the 4:45 train that
evening.
DR.. O. T. Osborn of York street is
stopping at the Seaside hotel, Atlantic
City.
Mrs. Casper Reizing of Southington,
with a party Of the young people, who
have been spending two weeks at In
dian Neck, returned home Saturday.
Ernest w. Towers of New Britain,
son of ex-Street Commissioner William
Towers there. is preparing to leave New
Britain for Arkansas, where he, has |
been appointed superintendent In a !
zinc mine at Salgado, Marion county. |
The mine is but a few miles from that |
If which his father is superintendent |
Ernest Towers is a graduate of the |
New Britain high school and is we'll |
qualified for his new task.
William Brown, who for many years
has conducted a hardware store on |
Main street, Hartford, was married
by the Rev. S. B. Forbes to Mrs. Mar
ha A. Roberts, widow. Mr.. Brown
S sixty-eight years old and his bride
ifty-nine. The couple did not an
lounce their marriage until Friday Mr..
Browns first wife was a sister OF his
present wife. She died about thirty-one
years ago.
Clarence D. Holt, a well known New
Haven citizen, who is spending the
summer at the residence of Jared H.
'tearns on Chestnut Hill. Mansfield,
will give an exhibition of fireworks on
he hill near Mr.. Stearns' residence on
he evening of August %. Mr. Holt
ave a similar display a year ago,
which was said to be the finest seen
and 1t is said that the one
lext Tuesday evening will be superior
o 1t. One feature Of the display will be
he burning of a string Of firecrackers
10000. If tomorrow night
hould be stormy the display will be
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