The daily morning journal and courier., 1900-08-22


 Mir and Mrs. c. H. Johnson and Mrs II. A. Ballou start next Sunday fo Charlotte, N. C., to attend the annua session of the national council of tn Daughters of Liberty, which is to b held in that city beginning next Tues day and lasting for several days Or their return trip they will stop in Wash ington, Baltimore and Philadelphia.
 Miss Kittie Goodwin of 23 Edward: street is visiting Mrs P. Leddy at hel home in East Hartford.
 Miss Neva Elwood Squires, the pop ular soprano, is ruralizing in Wood bridge. Miss Squires is leader of mu sic at the East Pearl street M. E church.
 Miss Lillian A. Wright and Miss Maude Wright of 662 Orange street are spending the summer with relatives 1T Clinton, Conn.
 MT. and Mrs Johnston of Heartseast cottage, Morris Cove, enjoyed an arbol party Monday. The guests were: MT and Mrs E. F. Hill, MT. and Mrs. E Bert and sons, Mr. and Mrs. Lester K Forbes, Frank Heaton of Arizona, Mrs H. B. Forbes Freddie and Minnie Van Sickols, Charles D. Douglass, and Miss Tressa Johnston of Kansas.
 Miss Ethel M. Johnston and Mrs. E. w. Davis are spending a few days in Brookfield, Conn.,
 J. B. Ryder, who has been sojourning at Pleasant Valley. N. r., has gone for stay at Bensonhurst N. Y.
 Mrs. Frederick L. White and children of Vernon street are spending the month of August in Suffield, Conn.
 Mrs. Mary M. filling has gone for a stay at 150 Hillside avenue, Naugatuck.
 Miss Eva Butler, graduate of c. T. S., after spending week with Dr. Nettle- ton at Breakwater Beach, left yester- day for her home in Ottawa.
 Miss Emma Leary has gone on a southern trip to be the guest of ex- Mayor and Mrs. George Ferguson at their country home in Lynchburg Va.
 John Edward Whitley, a graduate of the Yale Divinity school, class of 1900, was ordained at the Congrega ational church, Penacook, N H., July 1S Rev. MT. Whitley received a call from the Penacook Congregational church in April last, and began his work there in June. At tn eclose of the college year he was married to Miss Georgietta Bradley of this city. MT. and Mrs. Whitley are enjoying their work, and are well liked in the community.
 Charles Monohan of Wyoming, for merly of New Haven, is visiting Mr. a yod Tnh {,,,y,c iy, h jno MT. Monahan is a representative of the New York Life Insurance company
 Mis- Lenora Toss, formerly Of this city, now Of Derby, is visiting her mother, Mrs. Widmore of Exchange street, on a vacation of two weeks.
 George s. Allen, superintendent of the Plantsville factory of the Peck, Stow & Wilcox company, is sick at his home and threatened with typhoid fever. MT. Allen left few days ago for trip to New Hampshire. He was taken i'll when he reached Springfield and did not dare to proceed further. A doctor was called in and he was advised to return to his home, which he did.
 Herbert Parkins and Miss Flora Cowles of Southington will be married
 
 Miss Annie G. F. Donnelly of this city, with party of friends from New York and Bridgeport, are spending the month oe August at Pine View house. Long Island.
 Msis Ida Neubold of Brooklyn, who has been visiting Miss Annie Cowles of Southington, returned to her home yes terday.
 Mrs. Jennie Larkins and daughter, Carrie, of 23 Cottage street, are visiting E. c. Larkins of Willimantic.
 Mrs. Dr. J. W. Barnstall of Crown street is stopping at the new Sanford house, Westbrook.
 F. E. Edgar, E. D. Jeffers, c. B. French, and Julius Twiss are registered at the Pochoug House, Westbrook
 Miss May Reynolds of 197 Hamilton street has returned after a two weeks visit with friends in South Meriden.
 Miss May Halliday of 71 Kensington street is spending few weeks at the Catskills
 Mrs. c. s. Smiths daughter, Mrs. Pigott, is stopping at S3 Brown street, West Haven, for the month of August.
 A. M. Melone, who was formerly em- ployed at Heublein's cafe. and who left there early this summer to vist the Paris exposition, returned to this coun- try last Saturday on the Lucania He left here on June 14 and during his stay in Paris was employed in the United States pavilion on the exposition grounds.
 Harry ". Woodward, formerly of | the Winchester Arms company, has accepted a position as foreman of the Spoke and Nipple Machine | department of the American Bicycle Co. | of Chicopee Falls Mass.
 Mrs Frederic c. Earle, who was call | ed home last week by the death of her father, JohN H. Lyon of New York, re- turned to s aron on Thursday. Mrs. | Earle and family will return early in 
 The condition of Israel A. Kelsey was reported as being somewhat and he is gradually growing better. He passed a very comfortable light Monday night.
 c. L. Smith and wife of S3 Brown treet West Haven, are at the New Ha- zen house, Block Island, for the re- of the month of August
 James H. Reynolds of Main street Vest Haven. who has been i'll with lephritis is now improving in health