The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-09-03
Australia, where be has since lived

Australia, where he has since lived. Rev. c. A. Dinsmore of South Bos- ton, few years ago pastor of Whit
 neville Congregational church, re- | turned last Thursday from trip tc | Europe which he took with Principal F. A. Verplanck of the Ninth District school, Willimantic. They spent most of the time in Italy and Switzerland. 1 MT. Verplanck landed in Naples visit | ed Pompeii and climbed Vesuvius. Ar
 ter week In Rome he visited Florence
 and Venice. At the latter city he en- joyed moonlight ride in gondola up
 the Grand Canal. Next he went to
 Milan and visited the celebrated cathe-
 dral. He spent two weeks in Switzer- land visiting points of interest and de- scended the Rhine to Cologne At Ham
 burg he took the Deutschland for New fYork on it's record breaking trip ot
 five days and twelve hours and fifty nine minutes.
 Joseph T. Whittlesey and family, who
 have been occupying Edmund Browns
 cottage in Norfolk the past month,
 have returned to New Haven. 1 The Rev. Herman Seil, formerly pas l tor of the German Congregational | church of Ansonia, has resigned his pastorate at Burlington, Conn.,, to &C., | cept the presidency of Wilton college, ! Iowa, and commences his duties inn mediatelY.
 Hon. Ebenezer J. Hill. member of Congress from this, the Fourth dis trict of Connecticut, sailed September 1 from Southampton for New York on the Philadelphia, of the American line. On his arrival in New York, about September 9th, he will have completed the circuit of the globe, which he be- gan March 23d, last.
 Miss O'Neil of New Haven is visiting MT. and Mrs. Bryant of East avenue, New Canaan.
 Roy Wood of this city, formerly of South Norwalk, with a friend Howard K. Beers of the latter place, have just returned from trip to the Pan-Ameri- can Exposition, Niagara Falls and other points of interest.
 MT. and Mrs. William E. Husted of New Haven are visiting with their daughter, Mrs. John McKendrick, on Railroad avenue, New Canaan.
 Miss Florence Holt of New Haven is the guest of Miss Rosa Marquand at Evergreen Farm, Killingworth.
 Miss May Dennis of New Haven, who has been visiting at the home of Miss Jennie Carney on Ridge street, has re- turned to her home. It is probable that she will enter Notre Dame con- vent, this city, to take a musical course
 Mrs. F. H. Marshall and daughter, Katherine, of 16 Adams street, Water -;citi ri 1t N1W TJo- ven and Savin Rock.
 The Rev. A. l.. F. Armstrong of Brooklyn, N Y, is visiting his brother Lee on Christian street, Oxford. He occupied the Congregational pulpit there last Sunday.
 Mrs. James Graham of West Haven is the guest of Mrs. Edna c. Hull
 Misses Leila Baldwin and Ida Hod- son of New Haven are visiting Miss Hattie Hollister and other friends in Cornwall Bridge.
 The bids for the erection of the Dur ham public library were opened yester- day before the committee and the con- tract for the building was awarded to J. N. Leonard &s Co.,, of New Haven, the lowest bidder. The structure will be of light colored brick with brown stone trimmings and Is to cost $5000. The contractors will commence work at once on the building and it is expected to be completed before cold weather.
 The marriage of Miss Agnes Horne, daughter of MT. and Mrs. John Herne, of Winsted, to John Henry Spitte of Torrington, is announced to take place on Wednesday, September Il, at 8 o'clock at St. James Episcopal church, Winsted.
 Harry J. Beardsley of New Haven is spending a few days at the home of O. w. Beardsley in Bridgewater.
 Miss Annie OBrien and her mother, of New Britain, have been spending | their vacation with relatives in Jersey | City, N. J.. and New Haven.
 The following talent will participate | in the organ and piano recital to be | given at the Methodist church in Wa tertown Tuesday evening: Harry Howe | Whitaker, organist of the Dwight | Place church of New Haven Ca pupil | of Prof Jepson of Yale and for four | years of Harry Rowe Shelley of New | York;. He will be assisted by Donald | Bradford MacLane. violinist, of New | Haven, and Willis Savage Whittlesey, l tenor soloist at Center church, Meriden. | It is expected that MT. Arnold, also of |