The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-07-15

Rev. William Roberts of this city
 preached at the Methodist church in
 Windsor Locks yesterday.
 F. H. Cogswell and family, who
 have been visiting the Rev. G. F. Ge-
 nung at Westbrook have returned to s New Haven.
 s Mir. and Mrs. Frost residing on the corner of Orange and Grove streets
 went last week for a two weeks stay at Block Island
 Among the guests at Fenwick Hall
 are MT. and Mrs A. H. Palmer of this city, and MT. and Mrs. G. P. Wiltshire
 and Miss Bryan, also of New Haven. Miss Riva O'Connell of Bristol and Miss Kathryn O'Connell of this city are visiting their uncle. Dr. T. G. O'Connell at his home in Morse block, Thomaston.
 Edward B. Birge, teacher of music in New Britain's normal school and in New Haven, has accepted position in the public schools of Indianapolis at ! salary of $2,5OO.
 M Edwin Nichols of Wooster street, who ' fell off a stepladder at the Globe Silk works last week, will not be able to work for couple of weeks on account < of an injury to his hand.
 2 James Hooking, master mechanic for the Consolidated Railroad company, residing at Lamberton street, expects to start in few days for Buffalo to epend two weeks at the exposition.
 The committee on schools of the board { of education will meet this noon for the purpose of awarding the contract for supplying free text books in the public schools. The F. P. Judd com- pAny had the contract last year. s. Mrs. Jarman wife of General J. H. Jarman of Hartford, and Mrs. Gilbert wife of Major Charles F. Gilbert of the Aetna Life Insurance company of that z city, will spend the season in the White mountains They will be located at Sugar mountain.
 B. A. Kaiser of this city has been ap- pointed Superintendent of telephones for the Consolidated road to succeed F. F. Valentine, who has resigned to en- ter the service of the Southern New England company. MT. Kaiser has been an inspector of telephones for the rail- road company.
 Mrs. Loren Palmer of Middle Had dam is visiting her daughter, Mrs. E. B. Johnson of Hartford, who is occu- 41.- r;4II o4 1, for the summer Mr. Johnson is con nected with the Aetna Life Insurance company in Hartford, MT and Mrs +. w. J. Sizer of Fair Haven Heights Sspent the day with them yesterday.
 Referee Newton has appointed Julius Holmes trustee of the bankrupt estate of Maurice F. Tracey, gracer of An Of Maurice F. Tracey, a grocer of An w. Sheahan trustee of the estate of James J. Flanagan. the State street l grover. w. H. Hewitt has been made | trustee of the Neil A. Chubb estate of 1 Waterbury All three are small es- tates.
 Julius Jensen and family, who have l been in Germany for year, arrived l in this city last week, and are the l guests of MT. Hooking until they can locate home. MT. Jensen was a l ldraughtsmanIin the railroad shop and | went under contract for d year to | Germany to engage in the same bus | mess but prefers now to live in this ! country. ssCo. K of Bridgeport, Fourth regi- 1 ment, has voted to attend the Buffalo | exposition in body The men will l probably leave that city on Sunday, | September 15, at p. m. Camp will be l pitched upon grounds especially pre- pared for visiting military organiza- tions. An exhibition drill will be giv- en daily as a feature for the manage ment of the exposition.