The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-08-03

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 stay at Indian Neck.
 MT. and Mrs James E. Allen, Of I'4 Central avenue Westville, are enter taining MT. Aliens sister, Mrs. E, Col born, and her two daughters, Misses ldella and Florence, from Brooklyn yesterday, was Miss Idella's birthday and Mrs. Allen gave a lawn fete in her honor.
 G. D. Crampton and family, of Merl- den, have gone to Short Beach to re- main until September
 Mrs. Cornelia Gilbert of Wallace street, West Haven, has returned from her visit to Mountain farm, Collins vile.
 w. !. Squire and family, of Merlden, are at their summer home at stony Creek
 Miss Helen M. Brown, of 55 Shelter street, Mrs. G. A. Adt and Miss Dalsy Parker. also of this city, are spending their vactaion at Long Island, Me. En route to Maine they made a short stay at Boston, where Miss Brown has host of friends by whom they were laV- ishly entertained, and their departure on the Portland steamer was the oc- casion of an enthusiastic ovation
 Miss Adelaide V Finch, principal Of the Waterbury training school TOT teachers, is spending the greater part of her vacation in Maine, and has lately been on a fishing trip among the Rangeley lakes. Last Friday MISS Finch had the pleasure of catching 5 14 pound salmon on Lake Mooseluc-
 ll. hnGt made during July and the best but one made during the season. On Saturday Miss Finch landed six fine lake trout, the two largest weighing pounos' pounds and IA pounds.
 Mrs. Ernest Wadham and daughter, Mildred. of Washington avenue, West Haven. have gone to Groton to Vlsit Mrs. Wadhams parents MT. and Mrs Pettigrew.
 Colonel F. F. s. Munger has returned from his vacation, which he spent at Albany and Saratoga, and last nlght he began his duty as night clerk at the Arcade hotel, Bridgeport.
 Mrs, Clarence Davis and daughter, Ruth. of Washington avenue, West Haven. are in Meriden visiting rela- tives.
 F. E. stires and family, of Ward Place, West Haven, are spending a week in Stonington.
 Lee Roberts and family, Hobart A. Warner, and Mrs. George. A. warner and son, all of Bethel, went to Money Island Thursday morning. They Will spend the month of August on the lsl- and and Postmaster George A. warner will spend the Sundays with them.
 A party of young ladies chaperoned bv their mothers have been spending the. mast two weeks at Boola cottage, Oriental Park. In the party are the Misses Frances and Margaret Lambert, Helen and Christine Curtis, Maud and May White, Ada M. Parsons Ella Bar nachle, Ethel Renfrew, Matte Adams Sophie J. Bowden, Almira C. Bennett, of New Britain, Florence smith ana Ethel Johnson, of Hartford.
 pr. o. R. Blair, of Springfield has received an appointment as assistant surgeon in the Massachusetts Naval Brigade, with the rank of lieutenant junior grade. pr. Blair was born m New Britain and graduated from Yale in the class of '93, and from the Yale Medical school in that of '96. He at once located in Springfield, and during the first year there was house physl- elan in the Springfield hospital,
 A souvenir card from Manager $. z. Poli, under date of July 2lst' SHOWS him to have been at Home at that time. MT. Poli and his family are now in Paris, and will sail from Cherbourg, France. in few days for America
 Ernest Roberts and sister, Miss Grace Roberts of No. 50 Exchange street have gone to New York to visit their brother
 Miss Maud Bouton, of this city, is inc guest of Miss Bessie Blackman in West Bedding.
 MT. and Mrs. William Mason, of Elm street. this city, and George F.. Booth and family, of Worcester, Mass nave returned home after spending the month of July at Scotch Cap cottage, Cosey Beach
 At the stockholders meeting of the Peck. Stowe & Wilcox Co.,, Southington, which was held this week, the regular quarterly dividend of per cent was declared, payable at once. A special dividend of per cent. was declared, payable August 15. The officers were reelected and the old board of direc- tors.
 MT. and Mrs. William Kusterer, re- siding on the corner of Chapel ana Park streets, are making preparations to celebrate the twenty-fifth return or their wedding in becoming style the last of this month.
 Mrs. Matthew Moore, of Southington, has as her guests two trained nurses from the New Haven hospital.
 Clarence l.. Olmstead and family, or this city, are spending a few weeks with Mir Olmstead's father, Charles Olmstead, In Georgetown
 James Kingsley Blake, assistant clerk of the probate court, will sal on August 10 for Europe. He will spend two months in England France, Switz- erland and Holland.
 Edward Buckley of this city, is visit ing his father, M. Buckley, in George town.
 Miss Grace Woodruff of Newark N. J.. is visiting her cousin, Mrs, Ellza L' MOsher, of Sav'n Rock.
 Miss Kittie Hallock of this city, is visiting Miss Grace Mortimer, of l7 Grandview avenue, Danbury.
 MT. and Mrs. George R. Burton and Louis R. Burton will leave this morn