The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-08-30

l IOTu, WIeFe ne feSulleS DuSlieso Wieii | the Opera House cafe. Arthur J. Keen- ! an succeeds him at the Church street place.
 Solomon Ranney of some town in | Litchfield county was a Revolutionary l soldier Any informal tion concerning l his residence church membership, date
 of death and burial, will gladly be re-
 ceived by c. Collard Adams of Crom- well, who is preparing the genealogy of the Ranney family. Jeremiah Ran ney in 1760 was dismissed to the church | in Bethlehem, but he had one son, Sol omon, baptized in Cromwell. Richard Ranney, who settled in Newtown about | 1760, was an educated Indian, so nam l ed from branch of the family in Mid i dletown which then included what is | now Cromwell Information is also de- sired concerning him by MT. Adams. Mrs. w. H. Wagner and family who have been occupying the house of Mrs. Kate M. Davis In Oxford left Tuesday morning for their home in Jacksonville, Fla.
 Mrs Charles Stevens of Prospect street, who with her two children has | been spending the summer in Scotland, sailed for America last Saturday on the City of Rome, and is expected to ar rive in this city on Sunday. Mrs. Stew ems has thoroughly toured Scotland, and reports q delightful trip. Harry Hughes and family of this city are guests of MT. Hughes father, w w. Hughes, at his home in Oxford Gen. ter.
 Miss B. F. Smith of 96 Olive street sailed for Europe yesterday on the steamer St. Paul Of the American line Miss Smith will be absent several weeks.
 Mrs. R. $. Holmes of this city Is making her annual visit with Mrs. F. Wales Chatheld on Chestnut Tree hill, Oxford.
 The Misses Emma and Lillian Cable of Chestnut Tree hill. Oxford, have gone to Burns Point, Milford, to spend a few days with their sister, Mrs. Sher- man Sanford
 Miss Alena Long of Oak Place has returner from delightful visit at Kill lam's Point.
 Professor w. H. Bishop and family of this city have arrived at their sum- mer home above Oxford Center. Pro- lessor Bishop is fast improving in health.
 Frederick O. Doeble of 47S Howard avenue is the proud and happy father of a twelve-pound baby boy, Master Frederick arrived in this city at o'clock Monday evening and brought great rejoicing.
 Miss Anna E. Hennig, a teacher in Wooster school, and her sister. Julie E. Hennig, cashier at Woods drug store, Church street. have returned to their home at 62 Clark street. after a delightful visit at the Osborne cottage, Killams Point.
 Miss Mary Chatfeld of this city is expected to spend Sunday with her parents on the hill in Oxford,
 Legrand B. Cannon and wife arrived in Westport from this city Sunday and are visiting Mir Cannon's mother and sisters at the old homestead.
 MT. Ender of Meigs X Co. has re- turned from Burlington, Conn.,, where he has been spending a two weeks va cation.
 Miss Nellie Bradley of Short Beach is spending few days with her sister, Mrs. Fred Schwink of South Meriden.
 Mrs. Harry Nettleton with her chill dren Constant and Vincent, who have been summering at Mample Crest farm, Bristol, return to their home on Main 1 street, West Haven.
 Rev. L. P Armstrong of Brooklyn, N. | Y, who Is spending his vacation with | his brother l.. F. Armstrong on Chris tion street, Oxford Is to conduct ser vices in the Oxford Congregational | church next Sunday morning.
 Miss Helen c. Kennedy of 162 Put | nam street and Miss Josie McQueeney | of 16O Lamberton street, have returned | from very pleasant vacation spent at | the Beach View House. Newport, R. I. |
 Professor Stevens of Yale will preach | again next Sunday at the First Congre- | gational church Wallingford
 James Carroll of Alton street and | James Mackey of Fillmore street are | visiting the Pan-American exposition.
 New Haven hay fever sufferers will be interested to know that the twenty seventh annual meeting of the United | States Hay Fever association will be held at the Methodist church at Beth iehenl, N H., tomorrow.
 The announcement is made of the of Miss Lucy A. Oats of South Merden and Joseph L. Thomas of i Morse avenue, Meriden.
 William Curley of Fair Haven Is friends in this city
 Miss Florence Bellew of 162 Daven- port avenue has returned from q pleas- ant vacation spent at Litchfield.
 MT. and Mrs. Minor, with their three Ruth Marion and Grace of N. Y., are visiting Mrs. Minors 1 sister, Mrs. H. w. Austin of Wallace street. West Haven MT. Minor has charge of the carriage department of the w. M. Whitney company of that city.
 MT and Mrs. William McNamara of Fair Haven are the guests of MT. and Mrs. Dennis O'Brien of Franklin street, 
 Joseph A. Zoller, who has been in the hospital i'll with typhoid fever for sev- aral weeks, has so far recovered as to be brought to his home on Richard street, West Haven
 Miss Griswold of this city is visiting Miss Medora Beardsley at her summer home at the Ferry in Bridgeport.
 Miss Margaret Geary of Hartford is 1t the Hillside cottage Short Beach.
 Miss Mildred Fenouillet of this city is spending this week with Mrs. Will jam Brainard of 6S Richard street
 Mrs. E. T. Walsh of Kensington