The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-08-31

stlll standing, and Is owned by mem-
 Der of the family.
 Miss Annie Walters of this city is the
 guest of MT. and Mrs. Theodore Mich- aels in Wallingford.
 MT. and Mrs. Charles Hotchkiss of
 this city, who have been visiting MT. and Mrs. A. D, Thomas of West Haven, have returned home A letter dated Southampton has been received in New Britain from Rev. s. G. Ohman of that city. He extends his best wishes to his congregation. Rev. Mir. Ohman will return October and Bishop von Scheele of Sweden and Dr. Abrahamson of Chicago will accompany l him.
 l MT. and Mrs. c. E. Smith of Whar- ton street West Haven, returned from their visit to Cornwall. | Mrs. T. D. Adams and son, Oliver, of | Seymour, have gone to Short Beach to spend week.
 | Miss Olive Russell of Court street, West Haven, is in Branford.
 Miss Jennie Cogswell Of this city, who has been visiting Charles II. Beach of Locust street. Waterbury, has returned home. Miss Bristol of Mount Carmel is the guest of Miss Josie Lum of Center street. West Haven. The Misses Coping of New Britain are visiting friends in Cosey Beach and this city.
 Miss Mary Huntley of Lyme, on her return from the Pan-American exposi- ton, spent few days with her old schoulmate, Mrs. H. w. Austin of Wal lace street, West Haven.
 Rev. Stephen G. Butcher and family, who have been spending the summer in New Britain, left there Thursday. They will remain at Litchfleld and New Canaan until September 10, when they will sail for Florida. The school, of which Rev. MT. Butcher is principal will open at Orange Park about Octo- Der 1.
 MT. and Mrs. T. R. Mckay of Boston have been visiting Mr. and Mrs. Me Kay of Third avenue, West Haven
 MT. and Mrs. James F. Youngs of this city are guests of friends in South Main street, South Norwalk.
 Frank H. Trowbridge or Waterbury as administrator of the estate of Sam uel Trowbridge of that city, has filed his resignation with the probate court, who has appointed Attorney P L. Wood in his stead. Attorney Wood has filed a bond of S1,000.
 Miss Clara Thurer of Seymour is the guest of Miss Florence Woodford of Chestnut street.
 Miss Sarah Lepedes of this city is the guest of Miss Fannie Leiken of South Stanley street, New Britain.
 Mrs. A. K. Kendrick of Elm street, West Haven. Is visiting in Palmer, Mass.
 MT. and Mrs. w. l.. Smith of Sey- mour had as their guests Thursday Mrs. Smith: Miss Florence Brown cousin of Mrs. Smith, both of Norwalk, and Miss Smith, sister of MT Smith, and his two nephews, Jesse and Harry of Brodgeport.
 Miss Minnie Ostrum of Main street, West Haven, has gone to her aunts in for a weeks visit
 J. w. Beatty wall paper hanger and | painter of East Norwalk, with his fore man, w. H. S. Preston, who is conduct in ga job at Hackettstown, was on the | train that met in head-on collision | Wednesday in this city MT. Beatty l Is suffering with a lame leg, but he is | not seriously injured, He says that he | Is thankful he got out of it so luckily | MT. Preston was not injured
 Master Harry Baldwin and his sister Muriel of Bridgeport, are being enter aimed by their grandmother, Mrs Ar ,hur Wilkinson of First avenue, West | Haven. while their parents, MT. and Mrs. Arthur Baldwin. are at the Pan American exposition.
 D. Hawey Marion os this city, for nerly of the Columbia, was in New Britain Thursday.
 MT. and Mrs. w. H. Lettney, with heir daughters, Mabel and Rhoda of Main street, West Haven are spending week with relatives in Cornwall, N. r.
 Mrs. F. Wayland Fellows of Quinipi outage, Indian Neck, left yesterday morning accompanied by her daughter, Irs. Harry Grant thompson, for Liber- y, N. Y. They will return early in the week. but will leave the coast Septem- 'er 5 Mrs. Fellows will spend the win CT in New York city and MT. and Mrs. Harry Grand Thompson will occupy the Fellows residence on Whitney avenue his city.
 A regular meeting of New Haven 'ounty Pomona grange will be held at Woodbridge with Woodbridge grange, 10. 10S, on Thursday, September ,, at he Congregational church in Wood ridge. Patrons will be conveyed from he electric cars in Westvile to the hurch, as usual, by teams provided Peter J. Carney of Branford has sold l ut his saloon business to Joseph Beal this city, formerly of Baltimore. Bernard F. Kivlan has sold out his aloon to Protoczy & Morris of this city. [r. Kivlan and family have taken osey cottage at Short Beach for Sep ,mber On their return from the 1ore they will occupy their new house I West Main street. . ho has spent August in Brooklyn, onn., is spending the last few days her vacation at her old home on epson avenue. Miss Belle Hutchinson turned home with her sister. The seventh weekly golf tournament
 the Woodmont Golf club will take ace to-day at their links in Wood ont In the morning the ladies will ay a 9-hole course. and in the after ,on the gentlemen will play an 1S-hole urse These weekly journeys are ken great interest in by the members ]