The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-09-12


 second year at Mount Hermon.
 Miss Lena Keller of Campbell ave-
 nue, West Haven, has gone to Rock
 vile for a two weeks outing.
 F. A. Cummings and Mrs. Cummings
 of Hartford have gone to Sachem's | Head on a vacation.
 Mrs. Soby of this city is the guest l of Mrs. Nicholas Tredennick of Liberty | street, Meriden.
 Miss Louise Coe of Brooklyn is visit | ing her uncles family ]. c. Coe, on Elm street West Haven.
 Mrs. T. Iceland of South Main street, ! Waterbury, is visiting friends in this city and Mt Carmel. E. s. Thomas of West Haven is mak- | ing a business trip through the west.
 In October Mr. Thomas will be joined | by his wife. Miss Louise Herda, the nurse who l has been ill in Grace hospital, this city, l has returned home to Meriden and is | steadily regaining her health. I Miss Camp, who has been visiting her nephew, William Brown, on Center street, West Haven, left for her home in New York yesterday. Mrs. Edward Balf of Hartford and her cousin, Miss Margaret Malloy of Fern Leaf, Ky, sailed for Europe on the Campania Saturday, to be absent for several months. The Young Ladies Aid society of the Methodist church met last evening at the home of Miss Daisy Crawford on Elm street.
 George Taylor of the firm of Taylor & Marvin is very i'll at his home on Harrison street, Westville. Andrew Terrell, formerly of M. E. Terrell & Co.,, is filling MT. Taylors place.
 Mrs. c. J. Cole from Norfolk has re- turned to her home in Hartford. Her cottage will be occupied during the re- mainder of September and October by w. J. Comstock and family of this city, who spent most of one season in the Holt cottage on Laurel Way, Norfolk, several years ago. Mrs Comstock is daughter of Rear Admiral Bunce of the United States navy
 MT and Mrs. Dwight Moore, who have been spending the summer at their cottage at Savin Rock, have re- truned home. They will take a trip to Saratoga.
 MT. Fairbrother of Mystic is visiting his daughter, Mrs. Elizabeth Kelsey of Center street, West Haven.
 Mrs. Anna c. Latimer of the Hill house high school spent the summer mainly at her home in Newington.
 Julian, the young son of John J. Mer- win of Orange, who had his leg broken not long since, is getting on very nice- ly.
 Judge Hobart l.. Hotchkiss of Foun- tain street has gone to the Adiron- dack mountains on a hunting trip. He will stay until the first of October.
 Those present during the day at the annual gathering of old men at Com bounce September were: From Bris- tol, Julius Pierce, aged 76: William Gaylord, S2; Joseph Gridley, S5; Elias Burwell, S9: Ira N Bevins, 76; T. B. Wakefield, 80; David Birge, 77; Lorenzo Shubert, 79; Isaac Graham, IT; Thomas Norton 92; Ava M. Bristol, 76; Jerry Holt 76; William Peckhan, 79; from Plainvflle, Charles Thompson, 79; Dr. | Potter, 80: Norton c. Peck, S3; J. w. | 80; Ranson Barnes, S5 l John c. Norton, 76; Lucian J. Cook, | IS; George w. Eaton, 77; Henry w. Barrows, 84; Andrus Corbin, 7S; Heze- 6iah Tillitson, 77; from Southington, | Evelyn Ewins, 79; Charles w. Hall 7S; | Levi c. Neal, S2; Alexander Lewis, S2; William M. Camp, 79; w. N. Ford, 80,
 Frederick w. Ley's family have closed their cottage at Crescent Bluff and returned yesterday to their home n Springfield, Mass.
 Sergeant and Mrs. Doherty with their daughters, Ellie and Grace, are visiting Mrs Doherty's parents, MT. and Mrs. Alfred Niles on Elm street, West Ha- yen.
 c. R. Newton of Branford moved his 'amily yesterday to the house recently vacated by William Stannard at Bran- ord Point.
 The Misses Graham of Elm street, Vest Haven, have as their guest their cousin from Toronto, Can.
 William McGill, who has been ill at he home of William Barren on East dain street, Branford, was removed to he New Haven hospital yesterday morning by order of the selectmen.
 Mrs. R. Gibson of Woodbury has 'een spending few days in this city. Mrs. c. E. Doan, who has been visit ng in Madison and Clinton, has return d to her home on Main street, West Haven.
 Mrs A. S. Redfeld who has been isiting friends in Clinton, has returned 0 this city.
 Mrs. R. c. Rowe of Washington ave- ue, West Haven, is entertaining her 1other, Mrs. c. G. Smith of Stony ,reek.
 Railroad Commissioners Fyler and eymour were in the city Tuesday and esterday inspecting the line of the lair Haven and Westville railroad. Tn Monday they looked over the Bran ord and Cosey Beach lines. They 'ent about in the private car of Presi- ent Parmelee and were accompanied y Superintendent Hull and Secretary l