The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-08-29

cousin, Miss Rena Smith of Cente
 street, West Haven.
 Miss Belle Fraser of Westville i
 spending week with relatives in Wes
 field, Mass.
 Mrs M. F. Spellman of Forestvillt
 is visiting MT. and Mrs. l.. M. Mum ot
 Washington avenue. West Haven.
 Mrs. Henry Kott and Miss Fife
 Calkins of Waterville. Conn.,, came tt this city Tuesday afternoon for 2
 weeks visit with friends.
 J. H. Merriam of Center street, West
 Haven, left yesterday for New York
 where he will meet his wife. They
 will visit the Pan-American exposition
 at Buffalo. Niagara Falls and Wells
 vile, where Mrs. Merriam's parents reside.
 Mrs. George K. Jewell, with her son
 Wilbur, and daughter, Mildred, arc
 spending a few days in Chesterfield
 Mass, for the benefit of Master Will
 burs health. They are the guests of
 Thomas H. Whitfield. l w. F. Minor and family of Minor
 town came to this city Monday. They
 will spend the rest of MT. Minors vaca-
 ton with Mrs. Minors relatives. MT. and Mrs. Henry Goodman and | son Guy have gone to their cottage at | Savin Rock for the rest of the summer. | Mrs. Edwards of New York is the l guest of MT, and Mrs. John Lomas at their cottage at BurwelPs Beach. Dr. Cushing, principal of the Hill- house High school, has returned from trip abroad, and was at his office at the High school yesterday morning pre- pairing for the reopening of the schools. Dr. Cushing visited Leipsig and Jena, Germany. He will be at his office ev- cry morning to meet and consult with parents who desire to confer with him in regard to pupils.
 Miss Elwin, teacher at the Home oe Incurables, who has been spending two or three weeks at Woodmont with some of the children, has returned to Newington.
 Mrs. William Everitt and daughter Helen of Richard Place West Haven, are visiting in New York and Plain field, N. J.
 Miss May Bradley of Woodmont is guest of Miss Catherine Hemingway of Harrison street.
 Hudson Bradley, a veteran of the Civil war, formerly of Simsbury but now of this city, is stopping with his nephew Frank l.. Bradley, of Canton Village. He is in feeble health and re- ceiVes United States pension.
 Mrs. D. T. Welch of Main street, West Haven, who has been spending three weeks in Belleport L. l., returned to her home yesterday.
 Alva Provost of Torrington high school '90 has successfully passed his examinations to enter the Yale Medical school which he will enter this fall.
 Mrs Dallas of Prospect street has for her guests, MT and Mrs. John Oscar Creager of Ohio. MT. Creager, who graduated from Yale in the class of '97, took a special course at Harvard, and last year accepted the position of president of Lebanon col lege, in Ohio. Mr. and Mrs Creager have been married but year. Mrs Creager is a very attractive woman and accomplished. She is graduate of western college.
 An organ and plano recital will be given in the Methodist church, Water town, Tuesday evening, September by Harry Howe Whitaker of this city, as- sisted by Donald Bradford Mclean, of this city, and Willis Saw age Whittlesey of Meriden, who Is solo | tenor of Center church. A share of l the proceeds will be for the music fund, | and it is given under the supervision of | the Methodist choir.
 Engineer Charles H. Nichols of the | shell fish commission, left for Buffalo afternoon, to re-arrange the shell fish exhibit from this state. He will be away at least a week. The ex- nibit was prepared with great care at | .he office of the shell fish commission n this city, and has attracted much attention at Buffalo.
 Mrs. Robert Kane of Meriden is at savn Rock for a week as the guest of Mrs. J. B. Smith.
 Superintendent of Schools Beede, who las been away on his vacation, arrived n the city Tuesday. He has been at xennebunkport, Me, with his family md passed an enjoyable vacation.
 MT. and Mrs Levi Watkins of South ngton are spending a weeks vacation tt Savin Rock.
 Bandmaster John P Stack of the Ma ional Soldiers home at Marion, Ind, S spending his twenty-five days fur ough in this city and in Hartford He S well known in both cities, having l ,een leader of the Second regiment , ,and of this city and Pope's band of Hartford.
 Hubert Bennett of Huntsville, who as been seriously i'll with rheumatism or several weeks, will be taken to the feriden hospital for treatment.
 Father Downs of Hartford and Fla hers Coppens and Picker of New Brit in, are guests at Father Kennedy's of yestville.
 General Secretary Wilcox of the Tor ington Y. M. c. A. returned Saturday rom his tour by bicycle to the Pan ,merican exposition. He started Au- ust 3 and has covered distance of early 1000 miles. He spent about a eek at the exposition and then visited ,any points of interest in the Empire tate.
 There were about 100 members of the unnell family present at the forty ,urth annual reunion held at Pico ( ark yesterday William Bunnell of 1 orthford, the president and manager, ' nd Charles c. Treat of this city, were 1 charge of the affair and saw to it ' lat all present were having a plesnt l ,y. At about 1:30 dinner was served, Fter which speeches were made by i embers of the family. The Bunnell s