The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-08-29

1 Place, West Haven, have returned from | their trip to Higganum. | MT and Mrs. David D. Platt, Mrs. Ell \ bert N. Clark and Mrs. Carolyn Tib- l bals of Milford, who spent last month I in visiting the Pan-American exposi- 1 ton and Niagara Falls, returned home Saturday evening.
 MT. and Mrs. Frank Merwin of South ford are the guests of MT. and Mrs Leroy Chamberlin of Main street, West Haven.
 Miss Etta Harrigan of this city is visiting Miss Stella Costello of 29C Grove street, Meriden. | George H. Futile and wife and Miss Majorie Futile of this city are visiting the Pan-American exposition. They are staying at the Niagara. Attorney F. Stewart Sumner and r. J. Abercrombie of Bridgeport, who have been travelling in Scotland for the past two months, arrived home Sat urday.
 MT. and Mrs. Edward Sheahan of Main street, West Haven, have the sympathy of their friends in the loss of their infant daughter who was bur jed yesterday.
 Mrs. E. Hochstrasser and Miss Estel-
 la Hawley of East Main street, Bridge
 port are the guests of Mrs. John Platt
 at the Marsden cottage, West Haven.
 Mrs. Charles Kelsey, Second avenue,
 West Haven, is visiting in Madison.
 The Misses Biakeslee, who have been
 the guests of their sister, Mrs. F. H.
 Oldershaw of West Main street, New
 Britain, have returned to this city.
 MT. and Mrs. Leveritt Goodyear of
 Richard Place, West Haven, are visit
 ing in New York city.
 Word has been received by Mrs. Du-
 mond P. Merwin of Milford, who is in
 Kansas, Mo-, that her son Harvey, who
 Is i'll with typhoid fever in the hospital in that city, is doing as well as could be expected,
 MT. and Mrs. Robert c. Lightbourn of Bradley Point, Savin Rock, have re- turned from an extensive trip. They visited Buffalo and the Pan-American exposition.
 Charles Futile and Miss Mayme Tol- les of Southington have returned from very pleasant three weeks vacation, which was spent In Bethlehem, Savin Rock and this city. MT. Tuttle's health is very much improved and although still obliged to use crutches his leg is gaining strength rapidly.
 H. F. Allen, the insurance specialist of 90 Wall street. has returned from a three weeks trip in eastern Massachu- setts. MT. Allen made the greater part of his trip by trolley, and greatly en- joyed the journey.
 Miss Mary Savage of South Main street. Plantsville, is spending a months vacation at the United States hotel in Litchfield.
 Mrs. Edwin Lettney of West Haven, and her sister, Mrs. Walter Young of Va., entertained Mrs. George Bailey, Mrs. Charles Graham Mrs. Wilbur Warner, Miss DeLamarter of Catskills, Mrs, H. s. Thompson, Miss Susie Kinner and Miss Mamie Smith The ladies played whist, and lunch was served on the lawn.
 Joseph Payne of Southington left for Baltimore to resume his studies at the Baltimore College of Medicine. He will spend a few days In New York arriv- ng at the college for the opening ses- sion September 2.
 Mrs. John F. Hanrahan and Miss | Catherine Kirby of New Britain have | from Savin Rock, where they | lave been spending the past three | weeks. On Saturday they will leave for | ! two weeks visit in Manchester.
 James Downey of Bishop street, Wa erbury, has returned from weeks va 'ation spent at Savin Rock.
 Arthur Mason, who has been the | ,uest of his brother at the residence of | I. L. Everest, West Haven, has re- urned to his home in Windsor.
 Mr. and Mrs. Addison B. Bradley of Waterbury are at Woodmont for the est of the season.
 Miss Catherine c. Butler, sister of )r. w. J. Butler of Howard avenue, las returned from a two weeks trip trough the Litchfield hills and the 3erkshires.
 Miss Kate Brown of North Elm treet, Waterbury, is spending the week t Wodmont.
 The Misses Margaret and Susie Mur- hy of New Britain have returned from ,osey Beach.
 MT. and Mrs. Charles Cullen Dram of Iain street West Haven, are enter aiming Miss Ella Cooke O. this city.
 Miss Fanny Lynch of the Welch chool, one of this city's most efficient eachers, has returned from the sum- Ter school at Plattsburg, N, Y, which he attends every summer.
 Miss Jennie Collins and brother liar y of this city. who has been visiting t the home of Mrs. M A. Thompson f Baldwin street, Waterbury, returned Ionday. They were accompanied by Hiss Elizabeth Collins and Miss Jennie yons, who will spend a week with lem. Mrs. Ernest Beers of Vernon street l 1
 back from a three weeks sojourn at | ] isbon, in the White mountains, where le has summered for the past five 1 ears. Is Miss Elizabeth Simpson of York rect has gone on trip that will in- ude Buffalo and Niagara Falls. , Henry D. Lewis and Miss Kate Lewis | f
 this city, who have been visiting rel ives in Naugatuck. have returned z 1me r MT and Mrs. c, B. Rowe of Quin- \ piac avenue have as their guest, Miss ] :, arcline Enc of Simsbury. S Miss May Cullom of this city is the lest of Miss Josephine Brennan of I illville avenue, in Naugatuck f MT and Mrs c. c. Buckingham of I ,obor5 1,a1ro ratyrpo5 fro,,, l .