The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-08-15

copal church, and family have gone to spend the summer at Pound Ridge, Westchester county, N. Y. MT. Burnes left last Thursday and will return to this city about September 8.
 Misses Adelaide and Florence lsa- belle Miller are spending their vacation at Hyde Park, N. Y.
 Charles Osborn, hostler for Eli B. Mead, of Westport, has returned rom a short vacation spent in this city
 Miss Anna HenniG, teacher in Wooster school, is spending the month of August as a guest at the Osporn cottage, Killam Point. She will be joined next week by her sister, June E. Hennig, cashier at A. F. Woods Sons drug store.
 The marriage Of Miss Jessie F. liar ris, eldest daughter of Station Agent George w. Harris, of Lowe street, Nor walk, to G. P. Dreher, of Westheld, Conn.,. took place yesterday morning at 11:3O o'clock at the Baptist parsonage in South Main street, NorWalk' Alter the ceremony the couple left for thelr future home in Westfeld, a suburb of Middletown, at which place reception will be held.
 Miss May Wilcoxson has resigned as teacher in the Shelton schools ana Miss Frances E. Bradbury, of Worces- ter. Mass. has been chosen to fill the vacated position
 Perry T. w. Hale, of Portland, who played center rush on the Yale unlVer- sity football team in the games last fall, is i'll at the Hartford hospital with an abdominal trouble.
 At St. Marys church yesterday morn | ing Miss Catherine Carter was married | at ii o'clock to James J. O'Bren. Ow- | ing to a death in the family of the bride, the wedding was a quiet one The maid of honor was Miss Bessie l Carter. a sister of the bride, and the best man was John Lyons. After a | short trip the young couple will reside at 66 Daggett street, where they nave 1 fitted up @ new home.
 | Presiding Elder Adams held the first quarterly conference at Trinity Meth odist church in New Britain last even- ing.
 Monday night was a German evening | at the home of Miss Leah Cans or 59S Gradn avenue given in honor of Miss Tausig and Miss Strauss, of New York | The German colors were conspicuousiy displayed, and as the guests were most | ly English speaking and the German | language was the only one permitted there was much hilarity. There were many German folk songs and German refreshments served. Among those present were many young ladies and gentlemen of this city.
 1 MT. and Mrs. Ryther and daughter left Putnam where they have been spending a week, Monday morning, to spend the week at I'M. Ryther's old home at Newport, Vt, where the four surviving boys of the family have a reunion. the first In twenty years It is Old Home Week In Vermont.
 Andrew Wahl, of 733 State street, is visiting friends in Providence, North Attleboro and Boston.
 Miss Mabel s. Clarke, youngest daughter of Police Commissioner John H. Clarke, of 50 Derby avenue, is spending a few weeks at Lenox Mass.
 Miss Helen Finch, of Van Zandt ave- nue, East Norwolk, returned home 1 Monday from 1 visit in this city, where she has been the guest of her brother, Irving Finch.
 F. L. Sherwin left yesterday for combined business and pleasure trip through Massachusetts and Vermont He wiss visit the granite quarr1es at Quincy, Mass, and Barre, Vt,, and will then spend two or three weeks at Brts- tol, Vt.
 Miss Grace Angerbower, who has been visiting in Forestville, has return ed to her home in this city
 Mir. and Mrs. c. V. Weed and MT and Mrs. H. D. Grinnell and family are occupying the Elm cottage at Indian Nook for the month of August
 MT. and Mrs. Jessie Jarvis have mov- ad from the house of the Standard Oil company on the Wilson Point road Rowayton, to this city. MT. Jarvis mas been transferred to the local plant ir this city.
 Frank F. Frisbie and daughter Leila. of S5 Clark street, have left TOT two weeks outing in West Brattleboro Vt.
 Miss Maud filling, of Court street West Haven, left yesterday for North ford.
 Mrs. F. H. Corbin and son ant daughter, of New Britain, have gon' to Woodmont.
 Miss Carrie Lambert has gone tC woodmont for fortnight.
 Miss Margaret O'Brien, of Beaver street. New Britain has gone to SaVlf Rock for two weeks
 MT. and Mrs. Edward Burtls' O Campbell avenue, West Haven, lef yesterday for Buffalo. After spenolnt several days at the exposition they VII 20 to Denver, Col, to visit MT Burtis sister. They will be away about three weeks.
 Miss Janet Sanderson and Miss An nie Bemforth, of New Britain, Wh' have been spending the past two week a+ short Beach, returned home Monda! evening.
 Hobart Richards, of First avenue West Haven who has been visiting hl aunt Mrs Carmon, of Bay Shore, re turped home yesterday.
 Miss Kate Stevenson, clerk m th West Haven postofflce, is taking ne vacation.
 Miss Julia Parker, of this city, IS th guest of Miss Laura Parker. yves Beach, Westbrook
 Mrs. | c. Stormont of Center street