The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-08-28

street is sojourning for few weeks in the Adirondacks for the benefit or his health.
 Dr. James Stretch of Meriden mas opened an office in Roach's block, 'o Center street, Wallingford. MT. Stretch is a son of the late sLaughlin Stretch of Cook avenue, Meriden, and has hosts of friends who will wish him success. | He is a graduate of the Virginia College of Medicine, and for some time atter | leaving that institution practiced med | icine in Virginia hospital, where ne was very successful
 Miss Nellie Austin of this city IS the guest of the Misses May and Fay Han mer of Wethersfleld.
 Mrs. John B. Boucher of Hartford IS the guest of her mother, Mrs. Ella Kennedy of Cedar street. | F. Burritt Wheeler left on Saturday for his home in Terrell, Tex, after pleasant visit with his uncle, Horace | Wheeler of Shelton MT. Wheeler re- turns via Buffalo, where he will spend some time visiting the Pan-Amerlcah exposition.
 | Mrs. Frank Sutcliff and daughter L1l- lian are spending week in East Berlin with relatives.
 Miss Gertrude Woodruff of Maple street, Plainville, has returned rom her vacation in the White mountains, ac- companied by her cousin, Miss Edith Adams of this city. Miss Woodfuft has taught in a New Haven kindergar- ten several years, and will return here ] when the schools open.
 Frank s. Smith, for the past flve years general secretary of the Middle town Y. M. c. A., has accepted call to become secretary of the Mt. Vernon (N. Y) Y. M. C. A. on October 1. MT. Smiths resignation here takes effect on September 1. He will remain in town for several weeks longer. He also had a call to become secretary of the asso- that to go to New York. The Mt Yer non has a larger membership ana a smaller but better equipped building than Middletown. MT. Smith has made l an excellent record during his adfnln- istration in Middletown.
 Miss Rosalind Brown of Center street West Haven, has returned f' Jm her months visit to her grandmother in I 4N6W IOl
 Miss Fannie Roberts of Central ave nue, East Hartford, and her niece, Miss Street of this city, left Monday morn ing for few days outing at New Lon don and neighboring shore resorts.
 Miss Ann Colborn of Marshaltown Ia, Is visiting her brother, Alexander Colburn of Orange.
 Mrs Frederick Disbrow of Southport has returned home from visit tc friends in New Haven.
 Mrs J. B. Smith, Mrs Charles Moon- ey of Newark, N. J., and Miss Dean of Irvington, N. Y, are the guests of MT and Mrs. Hopper at their cottage, Rus land, on Capmbell avenue, West Ha- ven.
 Charles H. Day, who is proprietor of the new and handsome cigar store or Meadow street, finds time in his leisure hours tocontlnue his long and flatterine connection with well known and sue cessful magazines and other periodicals One of the latest productions of his per appears in this weeks issue ot that popular and established journal, The New York Dramatic Mirror, and is en- titled An Early Combination; sum mer Tour of Laura Keene and Her New York Company" It Is in MT Days best vein, which is equivalent to saying that it is a very interesting and meritorious tale.
 Mrs Frederick Disbrow of Southport has returned home from visit tc friends in this city.
 Mrs. F. T. Caldwell and daughter Ethel of West Hartford are sojournine at Socheco cottage, Indian Neck, Bran ford.
 Mrs. Wilber Razee. Miss Kathryn Detweler, Miss Verda Barnes, Miss Mae I. Fretz of Souderton. Pa, and Mrs Charles Holbrook of Third avenue West Haven, are visiting friends or Fifth avenue, N. Y.
 Theodore Colston and wife and Mar ion E. Marvel of Hartford are register ed at the Three Films house, Stony l Creek.
 Miss Bessie Wilson of Elm street West Haven, has gone to Ridgewood N J., to visit her friend, Miss Cruse.
 MT. and Mrs H. F. Kilbourn ant their son, of Bristol, came to Colonia park Saturday, Miss Kilbourn will re turn to-day to attend to his meat bus mess
 Miss Belle McDougall of West Haver is visiting friends in New York.
 Edward Tomlinson, son of Postmas ter E. F. Tomlinson of Plainville, ar rived home Sunday from the Philip pines. He left New York on the trans port Sumner eighteen months ago ant went to Manila via Suez canal. Th return voyage was across the Paciti to San Francisco. MT. Tominson hold the position of ships clerk. During hi nearly two years service, he has visit ed many of the important seaports o
 the world and has had many interest , ing experiences. He has not been i'll ; day and is now in excellent health. Hi
 many friends here are pleased to gree him again.
 Miss Agnes M. Pye of Hartford wa among the large number of people wh
 attended Miss Bowditch's artistic re ception at her cosey studio at Shor Beach gently.
 Miss Margaret Hayes of 20 Elliot , street is stopping at the Wanisses ho , tel. Block Island.
 : H. w. Burdick of Hartford won tn
 second prize at the anagram part, ' given at the Way house, Indian Neck , recently, at which the names of twen ty-two animals were taken. : Miss Mamie Dowd of Taunton, Mass | is visiting Mrs Heary of Chapel street Miss Bertha Barbers of HartfOr