The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-08-24

| i Miss Margaret also visited the Pan-
 American and Niagara Els, and re-
 ports a very enjoyable trip. Dr. Cahill left for WatertoWn We'd
 nesday, accompanied by Rev. Father | O'Donnell.
 Miss Carrie Daniels of Gloversville | N. Y, is the guest of MT. and Mrs
 Fred Hardness Ketchum of this city at
 their cottage at Bradley Point
 The Misses Mamie Finn of North
 Riverside street and Bridget Conlon of
 Railroad Hill street, Waterbury, are
 spending a weeks vacation at Savin Rock. | MT. and Mrs. Thomas F. Walsh, who | have been spending the summer with | Mrs. Walshs parents, MT. and Mrs. J. J. Bartholomew of Cedar Hill, have re- | turned to their home in Brooklyn, N. | Y, where MT. Walsh holds a responsi- ble position in the Grand Opera house of that city.
 Mrs. A. J. Scott and children of Wa | terbury have returned from Q two weeks vacation in this city. pr. R. M. Gaylord, who has been the guest of Miss Wilcox of Chester at her
 cottage at Westbrook, has returned to
 the city.
 Mrs Elmer Bacon, who has been
 visiting Mrs. E. T. Pettigrew in New London, returned Wednesday night to
 her home in this city. Miss Mary McGurty and Miss Mamie
 Reynolds of Washington avenue and
 Miss Nellie Devine of Dewitt street are stopping at LitchAeld. Miss Annie Searle of New London left Wednesday night for few days visit in Mystic, after which she will come to this city.
 Mrs. s. Reed of New Haven is visit ing Mrs. F. L. Arnold of Norwich at her summer cottage at Crescent Beach. Irving Couch. who has been employed by the Adams Express company in this city, is at his home in Groton and is quite sick with typhoid fever. G. Burgess Fisher. jr, secretary of the insurance firm of G. B. Fisher & Go. of Hartford, is at Madison for two weeks Major Georeg B. Fisher, presi- dent Of the firm, has returned from Nantucket.
 One of the September weddings in Hartford, in which many New Haven CT, are much interested, is that of Miss Eliza beth R. Phillips, formerly teach CT of the Arsenal school of Hartford and pr. Ernest R. Kelsey of Guilford, which will take place on September 4, at the home of the brides brother, pr. Paul Phillips of Amherst, Mass.
 MT. and Mrs. c. w. Pratt and son, Charles F. Pratt, of Yale university and Warren Cone Pratt of Hartford. wifi leave for Buffalo next week, and will spend a couple of weeks at the Pan American and neighboring centers os interest.
 Ex- Governor Lorrin A. Cooke was visiting in Hartford Wednesday. Miss Louise Case, daughter of Colonel c. H. Case of Hartford, is visiting at his home in Winsted.
 MT. and Mrs. H. F. Smith has return ed from a pleasant so1ourn in the Litchfield hills.
 Mrs. A. B. Pixley and Miss Grace Pixley of Wallingford left Thursday moi ming on the 9;57 train for Bethle- hem, N. H.
 MT. and Mrs. H. B. Stiles of this city are the guests of w. B. Burton of Wa tertown.
 Miss Florence Woodhouse and Harold Woodhouse of Wallingford are stopping at Short Beach.
 Among the guests at the Pochoug hotel at Westbrook are B. c. Pierce and F. D. Jeffers of this city.
 J. D. Huntington. years ago well known in South Norwalk and Darien. was in Darien recently calling upon his sister. Mrs. Harriet Tolles. Mir Hunt ington is bookkeeper in the employ of the Benedict & Pardee Coal company in this city.
 Mrs. J. T. Barker and son, Eric Bar kar of Wallingford, left Thursday morning for Cosey Beach to be the guest of Mss Clara A, Wildman
 The Misses Ella and May Hannah of West Haven are spending weeks va cation in Brooklyn, N. r.
 Mrs. William Hill and son, Grove Hill. will leave this fall to reside at Wilton Junction, Ia.
 Mrs. Brandt, Miss Fretz and Mrs. Detweiler of Pennsylvania are the guests of Mrs George Holbrook of Third avenue, West Haven.
 Robert Andrew of this city Is spend ing few days with his cousin, Milton Bennett, in South Meriden
 MT. and Mrs George Woodhouse and Clarence Woodhouse arrived home in wallingford Wednesday evening from Short Beach.
 Miss c. M. Bates of George street has returned from six weeks stay at Hyannis on Cape Cod.
 Mrs. P. J. Winters left Torrington Monday for Woodmont, where she will spend her vacation.
 Miss L. Grace Parrett is visiting friends at Forked River, N. J.
 MT and Mrs. Charles DeForest of street, Hartford, are at Reach Park, near Clinton, for a ten days stay.
 Miss Madeleine Reynolds of West Ha- ven has returned from visit in Mas 
 William Stratton and family have moved into their new home on Camp oell avenue, West Haven
 MT and Mrs. Edward A. Cation of this city, who had been visiting Mrs. Catton's sister, Mrs. M. McKernan of | Main street, South Merden, returned | nome Tuesday night
 MT. and Mrs. Frank Woodruff of Or ange are occupying a cottage at Wood | mont.
 Frederick J Workings, who has been l spending the summer with his parents | n Southington leaves to-day for Wa | where he is principal of the |