The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-06-17

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 Dr. Edson F. Galaudet, formerly in structor in physics in the university | and the coach of last years winning
 crew, spent Sunday in town with John
 D. Jackson of Whitney avenue. Dr.
 Gallaudet is on his way to New Lon
 don for few days at the invitation of
 Coach Allen.
 Captain E. c. Ginty of the Danbury
 police department is a guest of Father
 Kennedy in Westville.
 It was a busy week last week at the
 Ansantawae club, and numerous small
 dinners and luncheons testify to the
 popularity of the club Among the | guests of the week were c. H. Nettle-
 ton, who dined a few friends Tuesday
 evening; Franklin Farrel, jr., of Anso-
 mia, with a party of Yale men. The
 members of the Friday night Literary
 club, including Colonel N. G. Osborn,
 Dr. w. G. Daggatt John K. Beach, and M. Harry Marlin, Captain r. Wilson of the recruiting station also gave din-
 ner for a few friends, and Marcus T. Newton entertained friends at the club Friday evening.
 Miss Nellie Scanlon of Norwich, who had been the guest of her brother, M
 A. Scanon in Branford, for the past two months, returned to her home
 Thursday.
 Henry J. Reynolds returned yesterday
 after spending weeks sojourn at the
 Pan-American exposition. MT. Key
 holds states that it is the finest expo
 sition he has ever visited, and intends
 to visit the same again.
 MT. and Mrs. Theodore Macdonald, chairman of the republican town com mittee, has taken the cottage at Cosey Beach, owned by Dairy Commissioner R. O. Eaton, and removed there Sat urday with his family for the summer.
 A very pleasant reunion of brothers many years separated occurred recent ly at the home of MT. Lyman on King street Two living in the west for thir- ty-five years are returning for visit to their Vermont home. The brother from the boyhood home met them here and many happy hours were passed in reminiscence.
 Mrs. F. F. Andrew of Dwight street will entertain her sister and little daughter from Auburn, N. r., this week. She has not been in this city for over three years, and will make a visit of several weeks.
 Mir and Mrs Colburn of Tory Hill, Stratford celebrated the tenth anniver sary of their marriage on Thursday evening last by the gathering of par ty of friends at their home Music, games and social intercourse passed the evening pleasantly,
 There has been but little, if any change in the condition of Mrs. w. F, Markwick of Ansona, formerly of this city and the apparent change has not been for the better, She does not re- 1 gain the use of her right arm in the least, and fears are entertained that ] she will never have much more use of [ it.
 The lawn fete held at the lawn club f Friday afternoon was very successful, | the amount cleared being about s160. | The money will be used for the vaca tion summer schools and play grounds | in the city. The affair was given un- der the auspices of the Womens School | association.
 George Eversleigh Cram, a Norwalk | boy, was graduated from Columbia col lege Wednesday. He now wears the title "M. D." and "Ph. B. The latter Is Yale degree. He is now on the staff of the Methodist Episcopal hospital, He expects to spend July at his parents home in Norwall1, returning to his hos pital duties in ugust-Norwalk Hour.
 MT and Mrs. George A. Booth of Lake Place, and family, are occupying l cottage on Beach street, Savin Rock, ocated near the James Gardner Clark residence.
 Matthew Norton and family of New York city took possession of their cot age at Burns Point Friday for the 
 MT. and Mrs. Wells of Lynwood place eft town on Thursday for a weeks rip to Massachusetts and Vermont.
 John s. Walker and family of Phil ldelpha took possession of their sum- ner home on Gulf street, Milford, Fri lay.
 Miss Florence Mae Loomis, soprano oloist of the Dwight Place church hoir, will leave for Buffalo next We'd lesday to be gone nine weeks. Miss Ioomis will take the part of Miriam n the sacred opera "Egypta," which will be presented at the Lyceum thea CT, in Buffalo during the summer by he composer and proprietor William 'henery. Miss Blanche Hammond, teacher in he Brainard Hill district, Higganum, as returned to her home in this city. MT. and Mrs. L. M. Fairbanks and ; heir daughter Miss Nellie Fairbanks, , this city, have been enjoying the hos . itality of MT. and Mrs, Edson Bristol f North street Milford. I The New Haven delegates of the S. l :. R. will leave this city to-day on s ne 12:O5 train for New London to take i art in the great Nathan Hale celebra- t on on that day. The New Haveners { ill meet at Union depot President S eneral Walter S Logan of New York, ( nd will escort him to New London. ( I the party will be General D. S. Gree i ", vice president of national society, ' nd the New Haven branch, General l H. Ford, president David Hum- S hreys branch Secretary w. E. handler, F. H. Hart, Nathan Easter rock, Hon. H. L. Hotchkiss registrar ? state society; F. F. Sill, John H. q latt, and Wilson II. Lee. The party e ill be met in New London by com 1 ittee, and escorted to Lyric hall, t here the first exercises of the day will c , held The committee in charge of a