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

New Britain, will Spend the reIldlilueA of the month at Cherry cottage, Mll- ford.
 Mir. and Mrs. Leveritt Goodyear, or Richard Place, West Haven, have re- turned from their trip to Hartford.
 The Rev. T. Carson Hanna, of Nau- gatuck, expects to be absent rom the pulpit at the Baptist church there dur- ing most of the month of August TWO weeks will be spent in Philadelphia and one or two Sundays in this city
 Mrs. Perry and granddaughter Lucia, of Main street, Waterbury, have re- turned from their trip to Waterbury
 Miss Elizabeth Martin, of Fourth avenue, West Haven, Is spending her vacation In New Durham, N. J.
 Louis A. Levy, of this city, returned home Saturday, after q visit with hls brother, J. W. Levy, at No. l5 Clinton street, Hartford.
 MT. and Mrs. Elmer Gladwin, of Wal lingford, and Frank Gladwin ana daughter Anna, of New York, are the guests of MT. and Mrs. GladWin, or Lester street, West Haven.
 MT. and Mrs. Robert Gibbs, of Whit neyV1llG, are NISlli4lS 'AiNAA W V. Molloy, in Meriden, for few days,
 Miss Bertha Dickerman, of Elm street, West Haven, is in Derby visit ing Mrs. Cook.
 Jav Russell, formerly of Branford, hut now of California, after an absence of six years, has returned to Brantord for a short stay.
 H. c. Waldo of Norwich, is the new manager of the Meriden plant of the Armour Beef company. Daniel J. DoH- ohue. the former local manager, IS now in charge of the New Haven office or the company.
 Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Macrille and family. of Second avenue, West Haven have returned from their visit to Fine Orchard. Frederick Hull, of this city, has re- turned home after spending several days with his parents, MT. and Mrs Azor B. Hull, of 20 Franklin street. Danbury.
 George Richards, of West Haven spent Sunday and part of this week with his family In Burrville, Lltcnllelo Hills He reports all well and enjoying themselves.
 MT and Mrs. Roland F. Andrews, ol wal1ingford, are stopping at Wood mont.
 Taylor Linsley, of Branford, accom- panied by Irving Field, left Monday TOT a trip to Taunton and Pittsfield, anc later to Albany and Troy. Irving flelc goes north for the benefit of his healtn Miss Florence Coe, of Long Hill, en- tertains her cousin, Miss Carrie Gar rish. of this city, this week. 1 Miss Flossie Blauvelt, of Westrelo Mass is the guest of MT. and Mrs John L.ounsbury, of Indian Neck Miss Louise Coe, a graduate of the Normal school in this city, has accepted | o nosition as teacher in one of the schools in Newtown. :,
 MT. and Mrs. James Rogers ahtlcl- pate returning to Branford, ana VII occupy their former flat at the Johr Fades residence on Laurel street. | William McEnerney, formerly or Der bv who has been making his mart the last few years with the Genera Electric company, of New York, was II Derby recently. He is passing Weei with is brother, John McEnerney, O Derby, at the latter's cottage at wood mont The General Electric is the com panv of which former Postmaster w I Clark. brother of Judge and Charle E Clark of Derby, is the European 1 agent. with headquarters at London.
 Mrs. James Mccormack with ne daughter, Jeanette, and Miss Mape Hugh. of Second avenue, West Haven are visiting in Orange, N. J.
 Thomas Madden, of this city, Wh' | for,nerlv represented the Fleischmal Yeast company in Danbury, has return i ed aftre a visit with friends in Dan bury.
 Attorney J. Belmont Lederman New York, is the guest of MT. and Mrs Harry Hyman at their summer nom m Beach street, West Haven. Attor nev T,ederman is brother of pr. E. L Lederman of New York. He IS yer promising young lawyer and a teW oay ago they distinguished themselves D rescuing three young ladles 1rof rdowning at the West End hotel bath ing beath at Long Branch. In recog nition of the bravery of the young me. thev are to be presented with gold med als by the government. Miss Roberta Bradley, of Bran1oro gave a lawn party Tuesday afternoo at the home of her uncle, William I Foote, where she is guest at presen
 The fete was given in honor of Quee
 Alexandra and Queen Wilhelmlnf royal dolls. Those present were Beat
 rice McGovern, Mildred Bartholomew Hazel Johnson and Fern Bradley. Ike treatments were served by the youn
 hostess.
 The annual outing of the Elks' assc
 ciation of Connecticut will be held
 Double Beach, this city, on Tuesda!
 August 20 The organization IS or
 social character and is composed
 members of the lodges of Elks in tn
 state. The officers are: Charle 5. Mac
 Gilvray, of this city, president; J.
 Smith. of Derby, vice president; Geore
 Bindloss, of New London, secretar.
 and c. J. Dillon, of Hartford, treas
 urer.