The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-07-12

1 or three days ago. The glfl ndS peei
 named Helen, after Mrs Ferguson
 mother. The young mother was Miss
 Lou Warren previous to her marriage
 to pr. Ferguson.
 Miss Katherine Ward, of Newport
 R. l., sister of Captain Ward, of the
 gunboat Lawrence, who is stationed al
 Newport, is visiting her cousin, Miss
 Henrietta Heitmann, at her cottage at
 Rocky Beach, below Savin Rock, for a
 few weeks.
 Edwin H. Chapin, of 376 Orchard street, and Miss Jeannette l.. Munson, of 525 Winthrop avenue, were united In marriage Wednesday evening by Rev. /, MT. Mossman at his residence, 4io Or ange street. MT. Chapin has been for several years in the employ of George Thompson, of Morris Cove, and after a short absence MT. and Mrs. Chapin will return to make their home in New | Haven
 J. J. Kennedy, the deputy collector connected with the New Haven inter- nal revenue office, has taken charge or the Bridgeport office to fill temporarily the vacancy caused by the death Of Deputy Collector Samuel S. Amber. | Mir. Kennedy has been in the internal revenue department since 1885. He is conversant with all the details of the office and popular official
 MT. and Mrs. Frank Hodge, of Whal- | ley avenue, and their son George are the guests of MT. and Mrs. Meeker, of Danbury.
 Mrs. Hobro, who has been visiting her son Alfred in New Britain, has return- ed to her home.
 Henry E. Sanford, of No. 30 Dwight street, and 1903 Shelf, will leave next week for a stay of several weeks in Michigan.
 Miss Eda Jennings, of South Windsor, is in this city for three weeks visit among friends.
 Miss Grace E. Lockwood, of River side, Conn, who has been visiting her cousins at Mr Small's Forest Glade, Woodbridge, returned home on We'd nesday
 Miss Pearl Barry has returned to her home in this city after a weeks visit with the Naundorf sisters, of Tracy, Meriden.
 Mrs. F. M Smith, of West Haven, is entertaining her sister, Mrs. J. T. Fitch, Ol INcN dNtll, anu hloo tJ'yCit OL ANN" York
 Henry E. Biggins and family, of Mer- iden, left Wednesday for the Catskill Mountains.
 A. K. Kendrick, of Elm street, West Haven, left yesterday for western business trip which will include Chica go and Minneapolis. He will be away month.
 
 Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Hinckley of 164 Orange street, are visiting the Rev. George Hinckley at Goodwill Home, in East Fairfield, Maine. They expect to return next week and will spend few days at the Pan American on their way home.
 The friends of Dr. and Mrs. Paul Skiff Robinson are congratulating them upon the birth of a fine boy.
 The many friends of H. H. Holt, | brother of Mrs A. K Kendrick, of Elm street, West Haven, who is in the en l ploy of the government on the trans port Indiana, which is at present in China, will be glad to learn that he expects to return home some time in August MT. Holt's trip has taken him around the world and he has been gone a year.
 Mrs. Harriet E. Tyler, of No. 255 Elm street, West Haven, left yesterday for Buffalo. She will be gone some time
 Matthew A. Reynolds and his sister, Miss Josephine Reynolds, have gone to visit the Pan-American exposition at Buffalo.
 Arthur Rice, of Brooks & Co.,, leaves own to-day on months vacation rip. He will visit the Pan American exposition at Buffalo with a party of New York friends, and returning he will visit his sister at Ellenville, in the CatsSills.
 Miss Helen E. Johnson, for the past -ear principal of the Allingtown school, will go to Woods Hole on her summer vacation July 20 with a party of Meri- len friends.
 Mrs Charles R. Bishop has gone to Enfield, Conn. for the remainder of the ummer. Mrs. H. F. Spencer with her children, Hope and Orville Spencer, of Washing on avenue, West Haven, have gone o visit Mrs. Spencer's parents, MT. and frs. J. T. Adams, of Medway Mass. 'hey will be away from home several 1 Ieeks. Miss Rebecca D. Beach, of Wall treet, left yesterday morning for New Iilford, Conn.,, where she will stay eek. I Dr. J. P. Cushing. the principal of he Hillhouse high school, sailed Wed- t esday for Europe for two months j rip Aside from the pleasure trip Dr. ' ushins will spend some time studying ( le educational methods of various l ountries in Europe. He will be in a cndon part of the time, and while on t re continent will visit some of the i oted universities. At Leipsic he will I ttend the summer school. Dr. Cush- t g was accompanied by Mrs Cushing. l. hey are expected to return by the 1st t September. T Mrs Harriet Tyler of West Haven, f it for Newburg yesterday. After vis- ing relatives she will go to the Pan- a merican exposition and will be away S .veral weeks n Charles Skeeles, of West Haven, for n 9ars proprietor of Skeeles' (now Will W x's) restaurant at Savin Rock, is vis- il Ing his sister, Mrs. Nugent, in Yales- O He. il Miss Abbie H. Warren, of this city, d IS been the guest of Miss May Afford, | n Morris. b Miss Jennie Whitney of Southington, | VI