The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-06-26

Levi C. Gilbert and his family are occupying their cottage at Woodmont for the season.
 The graduating exercises of Eaton and Lowell school districts will be held this evening at 7:45 o'clock at Music hall
 Stewart Pettibone, of Groton, spent Monday with his sister, Mrs. Srnest Wadhams, of Washington avenue, West Haven.
 Mrs. Harriet Tyler, of Elm street, West Haven, returned yesterday from her weeks visit to relatives in New bury, N. J.
 A strawberry social will be given by the Sunny circle of the First Presby- terian church, corner of Elm and Or ange streets, this evening.
 William T. Fields, president of the National Tradesmen's bank, and his family are established In their hand some summer residence in Woodmont for the season.
 MT. and Mrs. Arvid Ekblad and daughter, of 296 Congress avenue, leave to-day for a trip to Sweden, their for mer home. They will be absent about three months.
 Mrs. J. c. Stormont, of Center street, West Haven, and Mrs. Alfred Miles, of Elm street, are visiting in Milford with Mrs. Stormon't mother, Mrs. Mallett, for a short time.
 MT. and Mrs. Fredrique R. Lewis, of West Haven. entertained at dinner on Monday MT. and Mrs. Herbert Clarke of Providence, Miss Rose Hull of Tor rington. and Mrs. F. E. Kimball, of Waterbury.
 John + Miller of Oxford. N. Y, Yale graduate of the class of '66, is en- toying the reunion of his class and oth- CT college festivities. MT. Miller has many warm friends in this city outside of college circles.
 Miss Mabel Clark, of this city, pre- sided at the piano at the fine wedding in Bridgeport yesterday of Sarah Lois, daughter of MT. and Mrs. H. c. Knight, of Bridgeport, and Dr. Charles Harry Ziegler, of Philadelphia.
 Andrew G. Smith, who has fine cot OSN'N' nue, Woodmont, will not stay there this summer, as he has leased his cottage to A. E. Pond the superintendent of the Winchester Avenue Railroad com- pany This is a very pleasantly located cottage
 Miss Carrie Palmer of this city, who is stenographer for the law firm of AL ling, Webb & Warehouse, Is suffering from the effects of a six weeks illness. Miss Palmer has been granted a vaca- tion until October 1, with full salary, by her employers in which to recuperate lost strength.
 The Naval Militia will not have cruiser for their annual week of service this year, as the Prairie has been turn ed into training ship and none other has been assigned to the militia. The plan now. as outlined by Commander Ayerill, is to camp for week at Fish CTS Island.
 Captains Brewer and O'Keefe, who were reinstated in their old positions by the new board of police commission CTS, are on duty again. Captain Brew CT was in his old chair yesterday at the Grand avenue precinct and Captain O'Keefe was behind the desk at the Dixwell avenue precinct.
 Rev. K. A. Martin, of Branford, left yesterday for Washington Conn.,, where he lectured before the Ladies society of the Swedish church last night. MT. Martin will remain in Washington to attend the meeting of the Swedish min isters of the Hartford district. The meeting will also be held in Danbury and Washington to-day and to-mor- row.
 James l.. Houghteling '96 Sheff., Chicago banker, who presided so finely at the Yale alumni meeting yesterday, is one of the founders of the Brother hood of St. Andrew of the Episcopal church and is well remembered by many here, as he delivered an address at Trinity P. E. church year ago or more