The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-07-05


 summer with Mrs. F, M. Sanford, in Litchfield.
 Professor Arthur E. Woodford and family, of this city, have arrived Ill Winsted and are guests of his parents.
 Miss Mary L. Dorn, of East Norwalk, who has been spending two weeks III this city, returned home yesterday.
 Miss Lillie Trumbley and Miss Rosel- la Donohue left yesterday afternoon for a two weeks stay at the Pan-American exposition.
 Mrs. Mary Murphy, daughter Mary, and Miss Jennies Mulhall, of Water bury, are in this city for few days
 MT. and Mrs. Henry Post, of Meriden' will spend their two weeks vacation Ill the Adirondacks
 John Queenan and wife, Of Merlaell' are visiting New Haven friends.
 James skinner and Miss May Skin- ner, of Meriden, are stopping at the Waterbury house, Savin Rock, TOT d week.
 Marion, the six-year- old daughter Of MT. Whallend, of Westville, is slowly recovering from her attack of typholc fever.
 Mrs. John Hanlon and family return ed to their home in this city, Weones- day, aftre having been the guests or MT. and Mrs. Joseph Tammany, or Monroe street, South Norwalk. Miss May Kearns, of Meriden, IS Vls- itipe her sister, Mrs. Catherine Buck~ ley, of this city.
 The Ousatonic Water company ana the Home Trust company entertained members of their directorates and other officials on Tuesday afternoon wlth trolley ride-special car-and a dinner at Minot Smiths. There weer three musicians on the car Who helped to en- liven the occasion, and about midnight when South End was reached, the par tv stopped at Colonel Miller's home and serenaded that gentleman. Ihose in the party were as follows: U. D. Brinsmade, Charles E. Clark, Juoge David Torrance, Judge Edwin 5. Gaser' Charles H. Nettleton, w. $. DoWns' H. F. Warming, Julius G. Day, Charles B filling. D. B. Giddings, John l. H. Downs New Haven; James k. Mason, Charles N. Downs. MT and Mrs. w. A. Clark ana daughters, Misses Edith Clark ana Alice J. Carpenter, of Meriden' lelt Tuesday to spend the summer at lh- dian Neck.
 Mrs. F. A, Garfield and son, Thomas, of Thomaston, are at Cosey Beach Wlth F. w. Fenton's family.
 William M. Mills, of Ives, Upham & Rand's, Meriden, leaves this week TOT two weeks vacation at his home Ill Granby. Province of Quebec, Canada Mr. and Mrs Frederick Deming nave opened their house on North street, Litchfield, for the summer. MT. anu Mrs Deping and their son, John Dem inp have recently arrived from Europe' where thev have resided for the past year.
 Ralph Ware and wife and George Knipfer and his sister, Anna or Meli, den. left yesterday for a two weeks visit at Atlantic City, Delaware Gap and Vineland, N. J.
 Miss Annie Dingwall, of WestVllie' has been appointed teacher for prl- vate school on Prospect street.
 The Young Peoples society of Chris tian Endeavor of the First church. Milford. held fete on the lawns ol T D Brown, of River street, last eVen- ing Music was furnished by male ouartette from Bridgeport by locai bovs' club and by chorus, The Misses Daisy Buck and Florence Atkinson of Summer street, Water bury, are spending their vacation at | Walnut Beach |. .,,o | Miss A. F. Locke, teacher III the Driggs school, Waterbury left Weuhes, day for Canada, where she will speho a vacation. 4
 Mrs Julius Deming returned home to Iitchfield Monday from weeks stay at tSony Creek. s. Rev John H. Grant, of Meriden, left on Wednesday for Franconia, N. H'' where he will spend the balance or the month. The parishioners Of ms churcii l will unite with the First Baptlst church during July.
 The family of Mark L. Sperry, Of wa | terbury. are at Sachem's Head. Frank Kelleher, a Naugatuck ooy r,,bo recentlv returned from South Ar rica is at present recovering rom an attack or SllldllpoA he e' :, 1 Louis. He is rapidly recovering anu axnects to be able to be out ln a rev weeks.
 Earl Smith and family, of water bury, are at Madison
 Edgewood lodge, No. Il, R. or F. ol westville, has elected for the ensuing +srn, the following officers; C. O. J. 1 Hemmion; V. C., J. c. Blols, r'' Thon,as Ridge; M. of w., M. Ding wall: M. of A., M. Hemmion; M ol F.. G H. Spencer; K. R. Of s, T. D. Healy. M. of E., H. F. Caldwell; l. d'' Fl Dykeman; o. G., Ii. Ropertsoh' , trustee, pr. Winne. Julian F. Watrous with his wife ana daughter, of Thomaston, returned nome Monday night from months stay at | their cottage near Madison. MT. wat | ro1ls reports fine fun tshlng. | MT. and Mrs. B. B. Parsons, or Wlh- 1 s+ed celebrated their golden wedding last evening, the wedding having oc- curred on July 3, 1851. The reception wac from S:30 to 1030, at Odd Fellows l hall. The Hon. George L. Lilley entertain | ed a party of friends, including sev- era1 from Hartford, Bridgeport and Waterbury, at his camp on the shores of Lake Quassapaug over the fourth. | Charles Hinman and family, of New l York are in Woodbury for the sum- mer. Judge Nathaniel Shipman. of Hart | ford. of the United States court, went