The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-09-11
Events.

Miss Louise A. Hennig of 62 Clarl
 street who has been summering a
 Greenfield, Mass, is expected homt
 about the first of October. She is nov
 in Worcester, Mass. where she vii
 visit the rest of the month l Harry N. Hughes, the we'll knowr
 shoe dealer, has gone to Buffalo for {
 stay of week or two.
 Theodore Flagge of the Charles Mon
 son company has raturned from his va
 cation.
 Miss Emma Gyler and Miss Lillian
 E. Bradley have returned from the
 Pan- American, Chautauqua and Niaga.
 ra Falls.
 Miss Agnes Miller, bookkeeper for the
 Charles Monson company, has returned l from her vacation, which she spent principally visiting her sister in Troy
 N. Y. Philip A. Gilbert of 57 Frank street l has returned from visit to the Berl- shire Hills
 Thomas Ryder head shipper for the Howe & Stetson company, has return ed from two weeks stay at Block Is- land, R. I.
 Mrs. Regina Schlein, widow of the late Wiegand Schlein, left Sunday for a months visit to her sister in Cleve- land o.
 Miss Brown of the Charles Monson company's cloak department, has re- turned from months stay at Madison, Conn.
 Miss Julia Reickenstein of Waterbury is being entertained by MT. and Mrs Herman R. Miller of West Chapel street.
 Mrs. J. N Squires of West Haven has returned from her summer vaca- tion spent in Greenport, L. I.
 Mrs. John Holman of Walnut street, Waterbury, has as her guest Miss Grace Rice of this city.
 President Eli Whitney of the New Haven Water company and Attorney George D. Watrous have gone to New foundland on fishing trip. They will be away two weeks.
 Miss Eleanor Colwell and Miss Kath- crime Jackson of this city are visiting Mrs. William J. Quinn in Waterbury.
 Deputies Justin l.. Case. Charles M. Oquist, Ralph Myerson and James Me Conkey of New Britain, will attend the meeting of the deputies of the New England Order of Protection in New Haven September "A.
 Miss Elizabeth Fowler of Union ave- nue, West Haven, has returned from at the postoffice.
 Mrs. Nathan Doolittle of Southington is spending a short vacation at Morris Cove.
 James H. Griffin and family, who have been spending the summer at their cottage at Rocky Beach, have re- turned to their home in Plainville.
 Mir and Mrs David Dibbell and child of New York, who have been the guests of his parents, MT and Mrs. s. Dibbell in Clinton, have returned.
 Mrs. Furnald of Center street, West Haven, who has been to her old home in Saratoga, N. Y, has returned to West Haven.
 Mrs. Alfred Croft of Hoffman street, is being successfully treat ed at the New Haven hospital,
 Mrs. Edward Price of George street, West Haven, is visiting in Bridgeport, Conn.
 Miss Matte Savage in this city is vis- iting relatives in Cromwell
 Fred Palmer of West Haven has &C., cepted a position in this city with John w. Lowe, druggist.
 Mrs. Fred Farr, Mrs. H. M. Adams and Mrs Leavenworth of George street. West Haven, have returned to their home after spending several weeks with MT. and Mrs. A. D. Thomas at their on California avenue.
 Dr. William H. Barton, who has been ! practicing physician in New Britain ,or two years past, has been elected and bacteriologist at the New Jersey state hospital in Morris own, N. J. Dr. Barton has decided to accept the appointment and will re- nove to New Jersey, October 1. Dr. l Barton was at this hospital for one ,ear previous to coming to New Brit | lin. The patients at the hospital num- ,er about 1900, the hospital being one if the largest of It's kind in the coun- ny.
 Miss Mamie Mcfarland of 39 Wash l ngton street, Washington Hill, left | Saturday night to take a position with 1 he Edward Malley company of this l ity, where she will have charge of the ,love department. Miss Mcfarland l las been employed for the past nine | months at Reid x Hughes, Waterbury, ,oing there from New York.
 Harry Smith of Center street, West | Haven, returned Monday evening from Boston, where he has been visiting his ister, Mrs. Harry Lindley.
 Mir and Mrs. Walter Nicholl of are the guests of MT. and Irs. Frank H. Jarvis of George street, Vest Haven.
 Emil c. Thiesen of Wallingford re- urned home Saturday night from his welve weeks absence enjoyed in Eu- ope. Since being away MT. Thiesen as gained nine pounds in weight His rip did him much good.
 Mrs J. Clarence Bacon, who has been isiting her parents on West Main treet, Branford for several weeks, re- lrned yesterday to Manchester, Vt. MT. and Mrs. Douglass of New York, ho have been recent guests at Beacon ouse, Clinton, returned Sunday even lg.
 Miss Gertrude Crosby of Savin ave- l |