The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-08-07

 will spend the next two weeks at Savin Rock.
 Howard Rice, of Branford, is enjoy ing weeks vacation at Limewood Grove
 Miss Nonie Sullivan, of Ansonia, is spending a week at Woodmont with Senator and Mrs. William Kennedy, of Naugatuck.
 MT and Mrs, H. Harding of Barre Vt, have returned to their former home at Stony Creek.
 MT. and Mrs. Irving Mitchell, of wall lingford, are stopping at Short Beach for a few weeks.
 Thomas Calnan and family, of Bran- ford, expect to move in a few days to the Gilbush property recently purchas- ed by L. A. Fiske,
 Mrs. Charles Freeman and daughter, of Wallingford, have left for Vlslt to her parents in Guilford.
 Mrs. E. H. Russell, of Woodbury, has accepted a position as bookkeeper ana saleswoman at & A. Griswolds, Bran ford.
 Miss Ethel Wingood, who has been visiting relatives in Wallingford, re- luTIcu CdLuludy tp iiSl iiOi'i~ N'N ford.
 Mail Carrier Walter Downs, Of Vest vile, is on his annual fifteen days Val cation.
 The Misses Mamie Hine and Marga- ret Monroe, of this city, are the guests of Miss Nellie Shorteel, of Derby ave- nue, Ansonia.
 N. Sleeman has gone to Buffalo look ing up agents to sell his new gas-saving burners patented all over the world.
 At a meeting of the trustees of the Blackstone library Branford, Monday evening A. E. Hammer was elected treasurer to fill the vacancy caused by the death of T. F. Hammer.
 Mrs. c. H. Paige. of Plymouth is vls- iting friends in this city for few weeks,
 Harry Smith, who has been for some months employed at the store of George w. Warner in West Haven, has resign ed his position
 Mrs. Ellen Parker and daughter Ma bel, of Plymouth, have returned from Short Beach,
 Mir and Mrs. Charles Andrew, or Naugatuck, are at Savin Rock for two weeks.
 Mrs. Ralph E. Colby, recording secre- tary of the Central band of the Kings Daughters, Waterbury, has been ap- pointed secretary for New Haven coun- ty of the Order of the Kings Daughters and Sons. All dues and orders for badges desired by members in that county should be sent to her address. The circles should also send their an- nual report before October 15 that she may prepare her own report based on these from the circles for the conven- ton which will be held in the Congre- gational church in South Norwalk De- tober 29 and 30. Mrs Colby succeeds Mrs. Ella S. Roe. of New Haven, who has been obliged to give up the impor- tant work on account of continued ill., health.
 Mrs. J. H. Merriman, Miss Helen and Frank Merriman, of Center street, West Haven, are visiting in Wellsville, N Y.
 Policeman Thomas OGorman and family, of Waterbury, are at Savin Rock for a week.
 Miss Potter, of Saratoga, Is the guest of Miss Lena Crosby, of Savin avenue, West Haven.
 The New York correspondent of the Philadelphia Public Ledger, in speaking of the death of Bishop Littlejohn and conjecture as to his successor, which he says, has already begun, says: The Rev. Dr. Mcconnell, who has so recent ly come here from Philadelphia, is among those whose names are on ru- mors tongue in connection with the va cancy. He IS the rector of Trinity church, Brooklyn, from which pulpit the dead prelate also went to the Epis- copate" Dr. Mcconnell is well known hereabouts, as he was formerly rector of Christ church, Watertown, and this mention of him in connection with the vacant Long Island bishopric will inter- est many readers
 Mrs. Thomas Hayes and family, of Waterbury, are spending a vacation at Woodmont.
 MT. and Mrs. Johnson, of Washing ton, are guests of Mrs. Platt, of Elm street, West Haven.
 MT. and Mrs John Geraghty of North Cooke street, Waterbury, are at Wood- mont.
 Miss Gertrude Flower, of West Ha- ven, is visiting Miss Ethel Plant, of Branford.
 Mrs. Patrick Hayes and family, of Waterbury, have returned from Wood- mont.
 The yacht Ariel arrived home at West Haven Monday from her cruise to Shel- ter Island The party on board con- sisted of George Kelsey, Frederick Heitmann, Guilford Young and Claude Hetmann.
 Mir. and Mrs c. H. Booth, of this city, are visiting friends on Highland avenue, Naugatuck
 F. P. Wimsatt, of this city, will soon occupy the house belonging to c. E. Thompson at the corner of Washing ton avenue and Smith street, West Ha- ven.
 Master Paul Merwin Smith, son of Mrs. Frederick Smith, of Smith street. West Haven, has returned from de- lightful visit to New York and Plain- field, N. J.
 The party of Granby young people who have been spending week at the shore in V est Haven are now at home and they report a very pleasant time. Among the party were Mrs. c. H. Dem- ing, Misses Grace Demng, Annie l.. Maltbie, Christine Loomis and Florence Jones, and w. M. Maltbie, T. G. Case, Harmon Coffey, Frederick and Ralph Cooley and Gaston and Stanley Ed