The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-08-08

dry goods store, Waterbury, VIII enter
 the New Haven normal school in Sep
 tember. Miss Mary Kennedy of South
 street, Waterbury, will also enter the
 same school.
 George Johnson of Washington ave- nue, West Haven, who has been to
 Nova Scotia for his vacation, returned
 to West Haven.
 Clifford Booth and family of this city are visiting MT. and Mrs. w. E. Brown of Highland avenue, Naugatuck
 Charles H. Day, the "Old Circus Man. a long time contributor to vari- ous maga zines, and veteran snowman of repute and varied experience, is fit ting up cigar store at 92 Meadow street.
 Mrs Adrian Heitman and Miss Louise of Elm street, West Haven, were the guests of Mrs. Heitman's cousin, Mrs. Agnew, at her cottage on Beach street, Tuesday.
 Miss Mamie O'Rourke of F. M. Scott
 6 Co.'S dry goods store, Danbury, is spending a two weeks vacation in this city.
 MT. and Mrs. Albert M Burtiss of Mt. Vernon N. Y, are the guests of MT. and Mrs. Edward Burtiss of Camp bell avenue, West Haven.
 Miss Florence Barnes of this city is visiting her aunt, Mrs. Walter Lewis of Hartford.
 MT. and Mrs Alfred Russell of Campbell avenue, West Haven. with Mrs. Clark of this city haVn been spending week.
 Captain William H. Lockwood and wife of Hartford will spend two weeks vacation with friends in Leban- on.
 Mrs. Harry Nettleton with her son and daughter Vincent and Constance, of Main street, West Haven, are spend-
 ing a few days in Waterbury with rela- l tives.
 Yesterday forenoon in St. Lawrence's church, West Haven, occurred the mar riage of William Shanley to Miss Annie McNiff The ceremony was performed by the pastor Rev Father Curtin Pat rick Dougherty was best man. and the bride was attended by Miss Margaret O'Brien.
 Master Ned Stevenson cf Plainf1eld, N. J., is visiting his cousin, Paul M. Smith of Center street, West Haven.
 Ernest H. Hurd, a student of Yale university, has arranged to hold a free organ recital in the Second Congre- gational church, Winsted, Wednesday evening, August II. Miss Hunt and Misses Adelaide and Blanche Preston have consented to assist Mir. Hurd with vocal selections.
 Mrs. Sara T. Kinney. state regent of the D. A. R's has returned to thls city | after a two weeks stay al Sconset, ] Nantucket She was with Massachu- setts friends. Mrs. Kinney has return | ed greatly refreshed. This was her | first rest trip for more than year.
 Mrs. B. 0. Barnard of Bristol has been home for a few days from her summer home at Cosey Beach. Her son, Arthur, has gained materially in | health since the family went to the shore.
 MT. and Mrs. E. E. Allen has gone to Block Island to spend their vacation MT. Allen is employed in the shoe de partment at Meigs & Co.'S store.
 Mrs. John A. Sessions and son Paul of Bristol went Monday to Ocean Grove where they will be the guests for a week of Mrs. E. H, Stevens, who spends the summer at that resort.
 Mrs. Mesham and daughter Lucia of Richard street, West Haven, are the guests of MT and Mrs Oscar Talmadge of Bethany.
 Mrs. Charles B. Swan of Alexandria, Va, formerly Miss Carrie Hartman of this city is a guest of Mrs. Hoadley's on Fountain street.
 Mrs. H. T. Caldwell of Campbell ave- nue. West Haven, Is i'll with malaria.
 Mrs. Emily P Collins, the mother Jaw of Dr. P. D. Pelier of Winsted, is at the doctors summer home in Col linsvile She will be eightyseve years of age August II, Mrs. Collins is the II originator of the New York Woman's Suffrage clubs, and organized the body of woman suffragists in that state Last Friday she was prostrated suddenly, and it was feared at first that the ill., ness would be of critical nature On Thursday August 15, the Society of Patriots and Founders will hold meeting at the Connecticut building, , near Woodmont. Dinner will be served at the Colonial Inn, The speaker of the afternoon will be T. S, Gold of Corn wall the secretary of the State Agri- cultural society for thlrtyfive years, and a writer of several books. His subject will be "Reminiscences of the Past" M H. Tanner and family of Winsted K will come to Short Beach Friday, and Joseph and Clemens Kintz and families, who are occupying MT. Tanners cot -age. will return home Saturday. Attorney s. Harrison Wagner receiv- ed another cablegram Tuesday after noon concerning the condition of his - son, Harrison s. Wagner, who is seri- ,usly ill in Paris with typhoid fever The attending physician stated that the ever appears to be waning, although he patient is still very ill. Mr. and Mrs. Wagner will leave for Europe to- lay on the steamer Deutschland. Word was received yesterday morn ng in Branford from pr. filling of this lity, the eye specialist that there is decided improvement in the condition If Freddie Corcoran of Branford. Fred lie is stopping with his aunt, Miss Minnie Kane of this city. Captain ard Mrs. Frank M Lovejoy will celebrate their golden wedding at their home, 70 Dcker- nan street August 29, holding a recep- ion from to 1 D. m. Captain Love oy is one of the best known citizens If this city and for the past six years ' las been connected with the office of he town clerk. He is native of Rah-