The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-08-02


 ed from vacation trip, which included visits to Providence, Boston and Lynn
 Gen. Lucius A. Barbour and Miss Barbour Of Hartford have gone to But- falo to visit the Pan-American eXposi- ton.
 Ashley Parker of Cheshire, brother ex- Postmaster Beach,is at Monroe Cen ter for short time.
 Miss M. A. Peck of Clarke street left town yesterday for a few weeks stay In Kent, Conn.
 Miss Garigan of Union street, west Haven, is visiting relatives in Stoning- ton Conn.
 Miss Annie Ford, daughter of Cap tain c. c. Ford of Ansonia, is the guest of MT and Mrs. A. F. Wiley, 5S Whal- ley avenue Miss Ford is taking a medical course in the Philadelphia col lege and is home for the summer Cap tain Ford is an ex-Captain of the GrayS.
 Asa L. Fowler of Plantsville, who has been employed as shipper at the Il. D. Smith factory for the past thirty yeafs' is away for the first vacation he has taken in thirty years.
  avenue has gone to Killam's Point for a few weeks after visiting the Pan- American exposition and other inter- esting points in the middle west.
 Fern Bradley and Natalie zacher have been the guests of Mrs. Charles Covert at Fair View, Sunset Beach, for the past two weeks. Natalie left on Wednesday for the White mountains. Fern is still at the Beach.
 The Misses Gussie and Theresa Gra1- funder of 4G Washington avenue nave gone to Litchfield to spend few weeks for the benefit of their health.
 Miss Lena Kinney and Miss Lucy Mccormick of this city are spending weeks vacation in Newport.
 c. Raymond Messinger, son Of Mr and Mrs c. F. Messinger of S2 Whal- ley avenue is spending the month or August at the Pochaug house at West brook Conn.
 Mrs. Lucius Upson of Plantsville fell down the cellar steps of her home on Main street Wednesday night. Her hip was broken and she received internal injuries which may prove fatal. A consultation of physicians was held yesterday afternoon. MT. and Mrs Charles Niclllas and family of Sherman avenue are occupy ing their shore cottage at Woodmont, and will spend the summer there. MT. Nicklas is president of the Welbel Brewing company and familiar figure in German circles. w. H. Potter of Deep River has been spending the past week in this city. Miss Jane Turner of Elm street West Haven, has returned from a months stay at Litchfield. Miss Lucy Leihord of Bank street, Waterbury, is spendin a two weeks va cation at New York and this city. Henry Hart of Wolcott street has gone to Lakeville for a months stay.
 The Hon. Joseph L. Bafbour and wife of Hartford will sail ttis week for a summer trip through Europe.
 Miss Underwood of Iowa, who has just returned from an European trip, and Mrs Henry DeForest of this city are the guests of Mrs F. L. Underwood in Litchfield.
 Among the guests at the Plain Hill house. Woodstock, are the following New Haveners: Mir. and Mrs. H. B. NlOll anu lllt hlS'-So Npii, ehlii w. i'' Armstrong and family
 Selectman Doran and family of Wa terbury are the guests of G. J. Harmon and family at the latter's cottage at h. dian Neck. Branford. Miss Florence l. Molloy of Brooklyn, N. Y, is visiting Miss Sadie Parmelee of Qunnipiac avenue. M. J. Bracken and family of Hart ford have engaged a cottage at Indian Neck for the month of August.
 Howard Mason of Windsor, Conn.,, is spending the month of August with Rev. H. I Everest of Elm street West Haven. During his stay he will re- ceive Instructions in Latin. Later he will return and be a pupil in the school which opens about the middle of Sep | tember.
 William Faith of Southington has had another operation upon his hand. A | bone was removed recently. by Dr. | Hawkes., and his immediate recovery l is now expected, Miss Alberta Kelsey of West Haven left at Il o'clock yesterday for Bethle- hem in the White mountains | Miss Jennie Whitney of North Main street Southington, is visiting in Fair Haven.
 Colonel N. H. Heft chief of the cleo trical department of the New York, New Haven and Hartford railroad sails for Europe on the steamship Etruria of the Cunard line, tomorrow Colonel Heft's, first destination is Liverpool but his trip will include other principal points in the British Isles, and on the continent In Germany he will meet President John M Hall, who sailed last Thursday and who is due to land in Bremen Saturday next. | MT. and Mrs L. M. Mum of Wash ington avenue, West Haven, have gone | to Forestville for visit. They will also visit the camp meeting at Plain | vile.
 | Simon Rosenberg, a retired merchant, who was for many years in the crock cry business in this city, is Ill at his 1 home, AS Prince street with bronchitis. Dr L. NJ. Gompertz, who is attending MT. Rosenberg, said yesterday that his condition was improved, | Holloway Kilbourn of this city is vis- iting his grandfather, H. Hitchcock in | Southington.
 S. Alfred Everet of the Yale medical school is spending the summer at Spo- kane. Ulster county, in the Catskill mountains.
 The home circle of the Durham family held it's third annual reunion at Han-