The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-07-31
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and Professor Martin, of Trinity col
 lege, all of Hartford, are in England, where they arrived on the St. Paul July r.
 Special orders No. 112, received from
 Adjutant General Cole, yesterday, | places Colonel Timothy F. Callahan,
 former commander of the Second regi- | ment, on the retired list.
 The family of Councilman s. J. Berg strom, of New Britain, arrived yester- k day at Branford Point where they will spend the balance of the summer. | Mrs. Frederick L. Buckingham, of | 105 East Pearl street, her son, Leroy | A. BuckinghamI and her daughters l Leila and Elsie Buckingham, have ! gone to Morris Cove, where they will | stay short time.
 Mrs. F. M. Nichols and son, of Wash ington, D. C.. formerly a resident of Garden street, this city, is making a visit to her many friends in this city. She is stopping at the home of Mrs. D. B. Horton, 136 Portsea street. She will visit Seymour and Winsted before her return to Washington. MT. and Mrs A. T. Pratt and MT. and Mrs. Ernest Grant, of Rockville who have been spending a fortnight at Branford returned home Saturday.
 Mrs. James J. Lawton and daughter, Miss Mae Kirby. are guests at the Kean house, Lake Mahopac, N. Y. With them is Miss Kittie Colwell, of this city.
 Admiral Francis M. Bunce and Mrs. Bunce, of Hartford a former resident here for time, are at the Asquam house. IIoderness. N. H.
 Mrs James H. Donnelly and children have returned to their home in this city after a pleasant visit with friends in New Britain.
 To-day MT. and Mrs, Henry Weidig, of Second avenue, West Haven, leave to spend two weeks visiting the Pan American exposition and points of in terest
 Robert F. Baldwin and family, who have been the guests of his sister, Mrs. Clark, of Orange, have returned to their home in this city.
 Miss Emma Granniss, the daughter of MT. and Mrs. William B. Granniss, of 46 Exchange street, started yester- day for New York, where she will spend her two weeks vacation in visit ing friends
 The condition of Mrs. Lanyon, wife of William T. Lanyon, of Seymour, who is at the New Haven hospital, is a lit tie improved.
 MT. and Mrs. Julius Borchert, of Elliott street, will leave for Buffalo next Saturday to spend a week at the Pan American exposition-
 Miss Nilsson Judd, of Milford and Paul Everetts, of this city, are guests at the home of Nathan Riggs, on the Oxford road, Seymour.
 The Misses Philippine, May and Louise Wolf, of 76 Day street went to Hudson, N Y., yesterday, to spend | their vacation with relatives.
 Mrs. George o. Schneider, accom- panied by her daughter, Miss Elsie, her son, Otto, and Attorney Robert l.. Munger, all of Ansonia, left, Monday | afternoon, for New York, from whence | they sailed yesterday for the continent, | They will go by the North German | Lloyd line on the steamship Kaiser | Wilhelm Der Crosse. Messrs. Schneider | and Munger will leave the party al | Darmstadt, Germany, which will be it's | headquarters, and tour France, Ger many and the British Isles. Mrs. | Schneider and daughter expect to spend | a year in touring the continent.
 Joseph T. Whittlesey and the Misses | Whittlesey, of Prospect street, will oc- cupy the Edmund Brown cottage at | Norfolk during the month of August
 The committee on arrangements for the summer outing of the State Rnsi- ness Mems association has not yet de- cided on the date or place of meeting. Fenwick Hall and Lake Compounce are | the places being most favorably con- sidered. President Hewes, of the Hart ford association, recently visited Fen wick Hall, and the president Of the | state association confererd with the Lake Compounce proprietors, last week. The committee of arrangements is com posed of D. N Hewes, of Hartford, F. c. Perkins, of New London, and Dr. Dow R. Beebe of Bridgeport. Place and date will be arranged some day this week.
 Professor Gustav Andreen, of Yale, who has been spending the summer