The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-09-09

While there they will also visit Niagara and other interesting places in the vicinity or Buffalo.
 Mr and Mrs. M. E. Cosgrove and family will leave for the Pan-American this after noon. They expect to be away two or three weeks.
 Ex-Mayor c. T. Driscoll and family have arrived in town after an extended trlo III the Adirondacks and other places of inter est in northern New York state.
 The following West Haven young ladies are pupils in the State Normal Training L. Elwell, Anna B. Read and Ethel l.; Sec. field; junior class. Lillian R. Cornwall anu Catherine F Lynch.
 George Chadwick Stock opens his studio on Chapel street to-day. MT. Stock has been spending the summer season at East Haven.
 Patro!men Swanson, Gaffney and Kenne- dy of the West Haven police force, have been laid off, as the season at the shore IS practically ended.
 Mrs. James D. Dewell, wife of ex-Iieu. tenant Governor Dewell, who Is summering
 at Woodmont, is in New York for few days.
 Mrs. Oliver and her children, of West Haven, have returned from Vermont. The children have been visiting their grand mother during the summer.
 Mrs. E. A. Gessner, wife of the proprietor of the Apothecary Hall, has returned from Buffalo, where she has been visiting rela- tives and friends.
 E. A. Parsons, who is so extensively known as teacher of the piano. will re- sume his work tomorrow. Mr. Parsons has won fame on special lines of technic in which he excels and by means of which he has produced many pupils who have made substantial successes as teachers and per formers. Master Nathan Fryer. whose ex. elusive study with MT. Parsons produced such remarkable results is a notable exam. pie; Master Fryer's playing has won the highest praise of the metropolitan and local press. and this season he will go abroad for an extended course of study under the best masters of Europe.
 Miss Julia Monahan, who has had charge of q school in Forestyivlle. has accepted a position as teacher in New Haven school
 Frank s. Platt, the florist and scotsman, and his wife have returned to their home after touring In Europe since last June and visiting the principal attractions of Great Italy and France. They report delightful trip and fine weather throughout.
 Mrs B. NJ. Prescott, of Branford, has re- turned from three weeks visit to Hart
 Charles H. Weller. the new rector of Hopkins grammar school has just returned to this city with his family. and Is to re- side at 3S2 Crown street. Mir. Weller re. ports very profitable and pleasant year of study in Greece and In European museums. He anticipates entering with zest upon his new duties at Hopkins.
 Mrs. Henry Champion, of Crown street, has returned from her annual summer stay at Lake Mnnewaska, New York. She has been absent seven weeks.
 Miss Anne P. Day spent last week at Pennington, the guest of Mrs. Virginia Os. q prominent New Haven society girl. Miss Day stopped at Farmington ell route from Larchmont, where she has been staying throughout August.
 rI&l.u fv.. Af foJl1 mott, who have been the guests of friends in Branford for the past month, have re- turned to their home in Worcester.
 Announcements of the marriage of Gen eral George. Hare Ford to Mime. Ruth Leon ard Laurenius on the 22d of August at St. Marks church, Lucerne, have just been re. ceived in town. They are quite large and imposing In character and In accordance with the foreign mode the announcement comes from both families. in this instance from the bride and bridegroom, page be- ing given over to each. The announcement of the bride Is made in French, while that of General Ford Is in English. that of the bride signed Rome ltalie. and that of the bridegroom New Haven Connecticut, U. s. A. Across the bottom, extending across the pages appears the date of the mrriage and the name of the church in which 1t was solemnized. The large envelopes are all ad- dressed in French. The ceremony was per. formed by Rev Henry +. Allen, rector of the Episcopal church at Rome. assisted by Rev. Dr. Speingett, rector of the pretty English church. St Marks. Dr. Freeman Allen, of Boston, and Lorillard Spencer, jr., of New York. were General Ford's usherS. The bride, with very beautiful costume of pearl grey crepe and rare Chantilly lace set off by great Gainsborough hat of black with white ostrich plumes. wore beautiful towels, including magnificent pearl neck ace. The wedding breakfast was served in he pink salon of the Hotel National.
 A. Petszch, of n Hurlburt street, has just p6 n a.. lives ill Boston. He reports having had inc time and enjoying the trip immensely. Mr, Petszch had formerly been employed in Boston and visited his old homestead and fellow workmen.
 Frederick c. Norton, native and former 'esident of Guilford, who moved to Bristol bout four years ago, was cnosen secretary md treasurer of the Bristol branch of tho State Business Mems association last Wed. lesday evening. This section has been just organized, the meeting above named being he first election of officers The meeting vas presided over by r. C. Norton, and eX- Senator Muzz was elected its permanent president.
 Miss Anita Webster. who has been stay ng with her cousin, Mrs. Schonberger, at he Schonbergers' fine country place at iidgefeld has returned. Mrs. George C. Ravens, jr., who was Miss Leila Ingersoll, t will be remembered, the youngest daugh- CT of former Governor Charles k. Ingersoll, las her summer home at Ridgefeld, and her ldCe, llke tIltl Ol Iut DtHOuDeTRtTS, IS u show bit of this resort. Mrs. Edwin liar. wood, with her little granddaughter, Olivia has been among the New Ha- 'eners at Rldgefed, having been a guest 1t the Inn.
 Miss Alice E. Wells. of whalley avenue. vho has been spending the summer with friends in Springield Mass. has returned O her home.
 Miss Maud Watrous. who went abroad ast year with her mother. is home for a rief stay. Miss Watrous Is staying at Mrs. Winchells on Wall street. She will rejoin | Ter mother later to remain abroad all win 1 CT. Superintendent Lindsley, of the local free mployment bureau, has made his report or the month of August, showing healthy | increase in business over the previous | month. During the month he received ap, | lications from 193 persons who wanted slt- | ations. Of that number 131 were males | nd 62 were females. He received in the l anne time seventy applications from par | ies desiring help. During the month of | August the superintendent was able to se- | ure positions for sixty three persons, of | rhom thirty were males and thirty-three fe. | lales.
 Mrs. Frederick K. Honey has returned | rom two months stay at Clifton Springs {. Y., and at Saratoga. Her health, her riends will be interested to know, is great improved.
 Prosecuting Attorney F. J. Kinney. of | 'ranford, has been appointed a delegate | rom St. Marys T. A. B. society to attend | le convention at Derby tomorrow.
 Miss Laura Carnahan, private secretary | the Rev Anson Phelps Stokes Is passing
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