The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-09-23

Waterbury, has returned to ner holiie on Willard street.
 Miss Ida Almirae Barnes, of-332 How ard avenue. sister of Dr. William o' Barnes, and well known in the younger social set on the hill, has abandoned her intention of entering Vassar' ana has decided to become teacher or elo- cution and elementary music, ana cards were sent out this week announ- cing the opening of her class Work oc- tober 1. Miss Barnes Is graduate or the Hillhouse High school in the class i of 1901, and is a young lady of many ] accomplishments.
 I MT. Emil Noll, who has been so- iourning in the Catskills, where he stopped at Schoharie mansion, re- turned home last evening. He will again occupy his former home, 25 Syl- van avenue.
 Miss Susie Dibble, of Hartford, is vls- l iting her cousin, Miss Carlton, of Sec ond avenue. West Haven
 MT. F. Glover Mansfield, Jr.. of west Haven, accountant for the Ludden ~ Bates southern music house, lett Sat urday for Lisbon, N. H. MT. Mansf'eld will make his headquarters at the Lake View House during the coming two | weeks.
 George Rowland, of Third avenue, | West Haven. who has been m New York visiting his brother, has returned home. ,,
 Miss Emma McCrea. of Al Campbell avenue. and Miss Sadie Chidsey or NIX change street, have returned from all extended trip to the PanAmerican, | Niagara Falls and through the west
 Miss Ida Putnam, of Grafton, Mass.' has been spending the summer Wltn her uncle, MT. Putnam, at his nome OH Peach stree. Vest Haven, to her n1me in Grafton.
 Mrs Frederick Roth, who has been i'll at her home on Diamond street TOT fourteen weeks with malarial rheuma- tism. is still confined to her bed.
 Mrs. c. R. Mckay Is confined 10 her home on Third avenue, West Haven, with sprained ankle.
 The Westville w. c. T. U. held the annual meeting of their society Friday afternoon at three o'clock in the Con- eregational church chapel. After hear i,o renorts of last years work officers
 were elected for another year. Presl- l d6nt. MrS, C. AllCIi, iiiSS
 dent Mrs. H. Blakeslee: second vice.
 president, Miss I. Nettleton' cores
 bonding secretary, Mrs. A. Bro"n, re
 cording secretary, Mrs. IN. GuiiiVei :
 treasurer, Mrs. N Wynne. Thls unlon
 has done and is doing great deal ol
 good work
 Miss Minnie Spitzner, who has beer
 severely i'll at her home, NO. 59' oah
 street. is fast recovering.
 Mr. and Mrs. George l.. Peck, ot SaV'
 ,n avenue. are taking two weeks trll
 through Canada.
 Miss Fmeline Street, daughter or MT
 and Mrs. Frederick B. Street, Wno
 well known as skilled amateur viollh ,et and her cousin, Mss Bertha street the daughter of MT. and Mrs 5. Ii Street left Friday for Vassar college where they have begun their college
 course. Miss Emeline Street WnlN q
 the Cady school here, was well Kno"i
 as a skilled violinist, and she played + one of the commencements two or tiie' wears ago on violin which mas peer
 in the Street family for fully one nun dred and fifty years. Her performance received great praise and her frlenu : nradict that she will have success1u
 
 career at Vassar.
 . Miss Jennie Hazleton. of unlon ave
 me accompanied by her brother, Johi :, uaz,eton. left September l9 for Iexas
 Che takes with her the best wishes , her many friends ,, Ierov p Kirkham, the son of MT and Mrs. George C. Kirkham, of Eas /, Haven have gone back to the Dea' academy in Franklin, Mass where n :. ,,oI,, heoins his second year in that In , stit,,+a He has kept up his orga
 studies in the meantime and 1t IS De 7 lieyed by his preceptors ana lrlehu that he will in time be one ol tie iiiuS e ! successful organlsts in the state' n !, is only sixteen years of age, put ne na . been very successful as an orgamst' , Lucus M. Talman, Of west riaVei ' who has been visiting his protnel e George Talman, of Third avenue ha = returned to his home in Washlnstoi
 D. c. e M,
 Miss Bertha Paecht, daughter or MI r and Mrs. Theodore Paecht or loS r'o . settA street. will be united in wedioc
 to MT. George Readings on octoper c at the home of the bride. Attorney William A. Wright ha
 leased for three years the nome latei d occupied by MT. and Mrs. Walter Ken f ington Nichols at s47 Orange stree
 and have taken possession of it, mo! a ing up from their cottage at saw Rock yesterday. During the Europea l. four of MT. and Mrs. Wright ana the (, daughter, Miss Vera Wright, the . toured through France, Italy, Germs ', nv. Switzerland and Holland, spendln
 the longest time in Italy.
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