The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-09-13

I The late MT, Vanderdoof of NorWa k
 who was a member of the New Yorl
 stock exchange, was only active in the
 market when his residence was in New
 York, near the corner of Seventy-sec
 ond street and West End avenue. Hi;
 summers were spent at his East ave.
 nue home in Norwalk.
 MT, and Mrs. George Gage of Win
 sted left for a vacation trip of two
 weeks Tuesday. They will visit the
 Hudson river cities and go from thence
 to New York and to New Haven.
 Mrs. c. A. L. Totten and son, Lieu
 tenant James Totten, U. s. A., whc
 have been enjoying a short visit in | Northfield, Mass, have returned to
 their home on Pond street, Milford.
 Harry W. Hutchinson of Branford
 is enjoying a weeks vacation with oth-
 CT members of the family at their
 camp at Sunset Beach,
 MT. and Mrs. George B. Utley of
 Hartford have gone to Baltimore,
 where MT Utley will begin his duties
 as librarian of the Baltimore Diocesan | library
 Miss Bouton of grade f. Center school,
 Branford, is i'll, and Miss Hope of this l
 Rev. K. A. Martin of the Swedish Lutheran church, Branford, left yester-
 day for Stamford, where he was one of the speakers last evening at an en- tertainment given in honor of the tenth anniversary of the Swedish Lutheran l church of that place. Miss May Cornelis of Winsted is | spending a few days with friends in this city.
 Miss Mary Dwight of Branford, who has been spending the past six weeks with friends in Massachusetts, return ed home yesterday.
 The annual meeting of the incorpora- tors of the Taylor library Milford, was held in the library building on Monday evening, and officers for the ensuing year were elected as follows: President, William B. Stoddard; vice president Mrs, Mary A. Smith; secretary, Ernest Witterwell. treasurer; W. Cecil Dur and; librarian. Wallace s. Chase.
 Charles Hodges of Westfield Mass, Is a guest of Dr. and Mrs. Winne of Whalley avenue.
 Misses Winnibel and Zazel Schaffer of Hillside avenue, Naugatuck, have returned from a few days visit with friends in this city.
 Albert Gubelmann, who has studied German, French and English literature in Berlin, Germany, returned to this country last Sunday, and spent few days in this city, visiting his sister, Mrs. Koenig, wife of Rev. O. Koenig of Broad street. MT, Gubelmann attained his M. A. in Germany with high honors qy6 will Ia ter Vn1e on11aua tcs make his Ph. D. He left for his native home, Rochester, N. Y, Wednesday,
 Mrs. A. Lewis Chamberlain of this city Is visiting at the home of her par ents, MT. and Mrs. J. F. Webster on Highland avenue, Naugatuck.
 B. l.. Lewis of Bristol, who a few months ago accepted a position with | Howe & Stetson of this city, resigned | to engage in the insurance business.
 Mrs Foote of this city spent Sunday | with her sister at Morse Holm, Pros l pect
 Lieutenant Alton T. Spencer of Gull ford has been quite i'll the past two weeks.
 Miss Esther Hull of this city is visit ing her cousin, Miss Florence Webster of Highland avenue Naugatuck.
 Stanley Warner has resigned his po- sition with c. w. Warner of West Ha- ven, and yesterday morning entered the of D. M. Welch
 Mrs. William Dineen and family of Pearl street, Waterbury, have returned home from a two weeks vacation at the Stanford house, Savin Rock.
 James Callahan completed his en- gagement Wednesday as assistant fore man in the lock department of the Yale & Towne Manufacturing company, Branford.
 Miss Margaret Moore of this city, who has been staying at the home of Miss Elizabeth Collins of Baldwin street, Washington Hill, has returned nome.
 Fl. S. Trueman of this city, former of the City Rescue mis- sion, conducted the meeting Tuesday night in the mission hall, 50 White street Danbury.
 A very interesting reading and his .orical sketch was given by Miss Susan M Day of this city in Litchfield Mon lay afternoon. The reading was giv- ,n in the Moves Memorial building and was well attended. Miss Day read number of letters purporting to have been written from ancient Agawam he Springfield of to-day, and portray d with faithfulness and skill the life md manners of the old colonists. Last Thursday evening Mrs. George M Lockwood continued the series with a Sketch of Litchfield Girl of Long Ago" The reading was in the rooms if the Historical society, Lltchfeld.
 AS was recently announced gift Of 25, 900 has been promised Yale by Mrs. rohn S. Newberry of Detroit, Mich. for he construction of Newberry Memo ial organ in the Yale Memorial hall. The organ, which Is given as a memo ial of her husband the late John S. Iewberry, Is to be built by the Hutch ngs- -Votey Organ company, and is to ,e the finest in America. The construc- ion of this organ will add greatly to he facilities of the musical department. The organ will be in the south end l if memorial hall. Mrs. Newberry's on, Truman, was graduated from the Sheffield Scientific school in the class of 35. Senator James P. Bree of this city , nd family have returned from Sara I lac Lake, N. r., where they spent the i ummer {