The daily morning journal and courier., 1900-07-25
PERSON4L JTENTION.

| spend the month or AuG uSI oll hpooS-
 head Lake. Maine.
 Mrs. E. T. Sanford of Olive street is
 guest at the Phillips house, Sugar Hill,
 Franconia, N. H.
 A number of the instructors of Yale
 university have just returned to this
 city to remain preparing their courses
 for the beginning of the school year In
 September They will read and study
 here till college reopens and will have
 their electives and required courses full
 ly arranged before the new school year opens. Among the number who have
 just returned here are Professor Charl-
 ton T. Lewis, Professor H. w. Gruener,
 Professor J. c. Schwab. Dr. E. B. Reed,
 Dr. A. G. Kellar and pr. H. A. Farr
 In the congregation which nearly 1ill- ed the Congregational church at NOT folk, Conn, Sunday morning there were six clergymen, all summer guests or Norfolk-the Rev. Charles l.. Thomp- son, D. D., secretary of the Board of Home Missions of the Presbyterian
 church; Professor Day, D. D., of New
 Haven, Professor Fagnani, D. D., of
 Union Theological seminary the Rev.
 Richard G. Green, D. D., of New York,
 the Rev. pr Holmes of Pittsburg and
 Rev. MT. Davidson of Brooklyn. The flowers provided by the generous
 thoughtfulness of the Misses Eldridge were unusually effective. The anthem by the choir and the offertory by Miss Swift added to the beauty and the in spiration of the service. The pastor took his text from St. Matt, K, s, Freely ye have received, freely give" Next Sunday the Rev. Charles l.. Thompson, D. D., will preach for MT. Stearns in the morning and the Rev. Richard c. Green, D. D., will conduct | the vesper service.
 | Judge l.. M. Hubbard and family left | this week for the Temple Grove, sara | toga Springs, where they will spend the month of August
 Charles F. Monroe's fine schooner yacht, the Slypth, dropped anchor at Morris Cove Monday night after two l weeks eastern cruise. On board was party including. besides Mir Monroe, who is prominent Meriden manufact- urer, MT. and Mrs s. O1in Parker and Miss Mabel Parker, MT. and Mrs. r. E. Sands and Miss Anna Sands and Miss Roby Taft, Miss Marian Taft and Mas ter Walter Taft of Providence, who will visit MT Monroe here for a week. MT. and Mrs. Sands joined the yacht at Stony Creek Saturday night but the others had been on 9 more extended trip. The yacht will probably remain Tn New Haven for some days undergo ing some changes which the owner wishes made While al Stony Creek the Slyph was visited by many Meriden people, who were delighted with the el egant craft.
 Miss Dunlap of New Haven is a guest at the residence of J. Allen Butler in Portland.
 J. E. Kelley is stopping at the Will liam F, Downs cottage in Woodmont for the season.
 Miss Alice Perrin is spending three weeks vacation at Morris Cove.
 Dr. Anton Coe of Washington, D. C., formerly city surveyor of this city, is in the city for a few days. He is look ing up the interests of his children in the estate of an ancestral relative of his deceased wife,
 Miss Elizabeth Rousseau of this city is visitor at Attorney NJ. J. Byrnes' in Waterbury.
 Mrs. G. H. Willis and her sister, Miss Maggie Leamy of Poquonnbck are in the city for few weeks.
 Miss Kate Little is stopping at Ply mouth, Conn.
 Miss Daisy Norton of Winthrop ave nue Is spending her vacation at Dur ham.
 Mrs John Ament of Baltimore, who has been visiting at the home of Mir. and Mrs Charles Yaeger of 67 Hallock avenue, returned to her home yesterday, accompanied by her niece, Miss Lula | Yaeger.
 Miss Hotchkiss of 45S Orange street | has gone to the Castleton, Castleton, vt. where she will remain the rest of | the season.
 Miss Edith Graham, who has been | the guest of Mrs. Savage of Main street, | Portland, for the past few days, return | ed to her home In this city Monday af- ternoon.
 MT. and Mrs. Frederick Kelley of this | city are spending July in Plymouth, | Conn.
 pr. M. C. White, medical examiner of | New Haven, left yesterday noon for | trip down the Maine coast He will go | from here to Boston and from there to Portland and then down the coast to | the provinces. He will be gone about week
 Miss A. M Comstock of this city is at Norwalk.
 Mrs A. M Corcoran of 76 Audubon street, the popular secretary of Sterling circle No. 36S, Companions of the For est of America, left on Monday to visit relatives in Brooklyn, where she will | spend her vacation.
 Franklin $. Bradley of 12S7 Chapel street leaves to-day for the Pease house, Hartford, Vt, where he will remain un- til the first of August, going from there to the Roach River house, Rome River, Maine, for the remainder of the summer season.
 Miss Lillian Fender of 56 Asylum street has gone to Kent for the month of August.
 MT. and Mrs. A. H. Kimberly and the Misses Wilson of 271 Whitney avenue leave to-day for the Profile house. White where they will remain un- til September.
 William Steinert of Boston returned on the St. Louis from Europe, where he has been travelling ill Eng land and on the continent for the past seven weeks He is stopping at Mor- ris Cove at the summer home of his h.