The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-08-05

Of HtllhOuSa avenue are at 0tockDfluBe,
 Mass.
 Meiran H Kebabian, clerk at John C..
 Kebabians rug store. has gone to
 Watch Hill for the summer.
 Miss A. Bakewell of Bradley street
 is visiting friends in Philadelphia.
 Hon. H. s. Mygatt, president of the
 New Milford bank, is one of number
 of men who have recently purchased a
 meadow of sixty acres on the Gustave-
 son farm to be laid out as golf course at Lake Waramaug, Conn. The others most prominently identified with the
 plan are N. w. Bishop, wealthy Bridgeport man, and G. M. Brenig Of New Milford.
 The well known Jente quartet, con-
 ssting of William, Albert, Carl and Ed ward Jente, will start on a trip to the Pan-American exposition to-day. The quartet will be accompanied by Will liam Kutscher, their director, and it is expected that a cousin, Albert Branti- gan of Brooklyn, will join them in their trip, which will occupy about fifteen days.
 The Misses Barney of Wall street have gone to Woodmont for a few weeks.
 Hon. J. B. Noble of East Windsor, dairy commissioner of the state, and his assistant, Hon. R. o. Eaton of North Haven, were guests a few days ago of Cattle Commissioner H. O. Aver i'll and his wife, at their historical old home on Averill Hill, New Preston, Conn.
 The Rev. c. R. Palmer has returned from the White mountains where he has been the guest at the Crawford house.
 Mrs. S. J. Merwin and Miss Merwin of Trumbull street are at Northampton, Mass.
 Mrs. James D. Dewell 2d, of Bradley street, left on Thursday for East Glou- cester, Mass. where she will spend the month of August. Mrs. Dewell will stop at the Harbor View house.
 Mrs w. G. Tillen and daughter M. l.. Tillen of College street. are vis- itng friends in West Hartford.
 E. A. Pearce, of Brown x Durhams, who has been i'll for some time with malaria fever, is reported as much bet ter, although it will be some time be- fore he can return to his work. He is staying at Bethany.
 Mrs. Huntington Denton and Miss May Denton are visiting MT and Mrs. Henry l.. Hotchkiss at their camp at Paul Smiths in the Adirondacks.
 Mrs Clara Johnson, nee Moeller, is visiting her parents, MT. and Mrs. c. A. Moeller, at their Savin Rock sum- mer home.
 Rev. G. S. Parker has returned from Castleton, Vt.
 Captain Daniel J. Carr of the United States army arrived in this city early Saturday morning from Denver, Col, where he is located. He wanted to reach here in time to attend his moth er's funeral but was few hours too late. MT. Carr will be the guest of his brother, Registrar James J. Carr for few days. Registrar Carr is confined to his home by slight illness.
 Mrs Helen o. HalL who has made her home with Mrs. Ruel Cowles of West Chapel street of late years, is vis- iting in Bridgeport.
 Mrs. Caroline Brk will start on trip to Germany on the steamer Deutsch- land next Thursday. She expects to be gone several months visiting friends and relatives.
 Professor William Beebe and family | are summaring at Wianno, Mass.
 Albert Oertel, residing at 474 Orchard | street. will depart from this city next | Wednesday and leave from New York | the following day for Germany on the steamer Fuerst Bismarck in search | of improvement of his failing health. Professor F. c. Porter and family of | T,1i a stay.
 Miss Margaret Sheehan, who has been visiting Mrs. T. F. Clark of Clark street, has returned to her home in Holyoke, Mass
 Mrs. Margaret B. Mclaughlin and her daughter, Miss Julia J. McLaugh- lin of 219 Poplar street, have gone to Otis, Berkshire county, Mass, where they will spend the next three weeks In that pleasant summer resort.
 Henry Hotchkiss and his daughter, Miss Elsie. returned last Thursday to their camp in the Adirondacks accom- panied by their guest, Miss Eunice w. Parish, daughter of Fire Commissioner James H. Parish.
 Mrs. Robert McArthur of Blatchley avenue, and her two sisters from N. r., have gone to In- Neck, where they will stay for the next TWO weeks.
 Fourteen couples took part in very Jolly cotillion at the Litchfield club, led ,y Walton Green and Miss Prentice on sa aturday evening The patronesses were Mrs. Jules Adenaw, Mrs Nicholas Luquiens, Mrs. Storrs, o. Seymour, md Mrs George c Woodruff
 Mrs. Edward M. Seeley of 147 Blatch- ey avenue, who is buyer for Howe B Stetson, has, with his wife and ,hild gone on two weeks vacation with Pittsfield, Mass, as the objective ,oint He will be absent about three weeks.
 G. A. Tibbal of 113 Crown street has ,een appointed chef for one week to ttend the wants of the Third regiment l 1t Mantle. George Grant MacCurdy has had a 'isit recently from his brother, Hans ord MacCurdy, the head of the depart nent of biology in the Manual Train ng school Kansas City, who was on is way to Woods Holl to pursue his studies there. Tho recorder of St Elmo comman- ary, Merden, K. T., has sent letter o Tax Collector Antony in which fine , fer is made to some members of New ; Haven commandery of this city The | 1t. Elmo commandery is making up a 1ub to go to Louisville, Ky, to the