The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-08-16

Stamford, is a guest at the Lenox Inn, 1 Greenwich.
 Miss Lottie H. Weaver, of West Chapel street, and Miss Anna Hull, of New York, who have visited Mrs. J. H. Rockford, of Breakwater View, Sav- in Rock, returned home Wednesday,
 Miss Helen Finch, of East Norwalk, 1 is the guest of her brother, Irving Finch. of this city. Before returning home Miss Finch will visit other places of interest.
 Mrs. Hamm and daughter Anna, of Philadelphia, who have been visiting | c. M. Hamm and family at AllingtoWn 1 for the past few weeks, have returned | home.
 Misses Margaret and Mary Barry, Mrs. George Smith, Misses Anna and Jennie Mullen and Miss Margaret Duff fy, all of Norwalk, have returned from a pleasant visit with Mrs. c. N. Bal lard, of this city.
 Miss Maude l. Hubbard daughter of Eugene R. Hubbard, president of the 1 board of aldermen, left on Monday last I for a two or three weeks trip to At | lantic City, N. J., and other New Jer- | sey coast resorts. She was accom- | panied by her cousin, Mrs. Hubbard, of | Boston, Mass, and a party of friends | who have planned most delightful | touc.
 | George Futile, of this city, was call 1 ing on old friends in Westport Tues day.
 Miss Bessie Stowe, of South Nor walk is a guest of Miss Cecelia Phil lips at her home on Howard avenue, this city. Miss Amanda Donovan, of Howe street, is spending a week with her sis | ter Mrs. II. Warren, of New York. Miss Hulda Guenther, of Main street, New Britain, came to this city yester- day for visit with relatives here. Miss Nellie Keenan, of 252 Chatham ,, street. has returned from her two weeks vacation in Hartford and Wal lingford, where she has been visiting relatives.
 Miss Mamie Cavanagh of New Brit ain, and Miss Alice Bowe of Hartford, are spending their vacation at Savin Rock.
 Mrs. Lionel Crawford, of Southing- ton, is visiting friends in Vermont
 The Misses Josephine and Irene Gin ness and Eugene J. Ginness, Jr, are spending a few weeks at Shell Beach with their aunt, Mrs. A. P. Ludington.
 Charles Squires who spent his boy hood days in Compo, Westport, and who later went to Bridgeport, where he secured a position as fireman on the New York, New Haven and Hartford railroad, has recently been promoted to engineer. MT. and Mrs. Squires have since moved to New York, where his train starts.
 Secretary A. F. Stokes, Jr., of the university, has gone to the Adirondacks for two weeks.
 The International Correspondence schools of Scranton have issued pro- gramme and menu for their third an- nual outing and clambake for the Hart ford district at Colonial park, below Savin Rock. The representatives and leading students will be there for three days without expense. Each day the bugle will sound at 6 d. m. and then there will commence an interesting day. A clambake each noon will be no unimportant feature. Fabian Soder- strom, of Norwalk, is to be captain of one of the baseball teams
 Wilson Everitt, of Belvidere, N. J., and Albert Everitt, of California. are the guests of MT. and Mrs. William Everitt of Richard Place
 Mrs. Arthur Blake, of New Britain, left on Wednesday on trip to the Adirondacks She has accepted po- sition to teach in the fall at New Ha- ven and moved there with her family.
 Miss Kate Ward, of Washington, D. C., who has been visiting her cousin Miss Henrietta Heitmann, at Rocky Beach, has gone to Newport, R. l.
 The Misses Dewitt and their niece, Miss Elizabeth Butler, of South Main street, and Miss Sadie Williams, of Sey- mour street, New Britain, are spend ing their vacation at Madison and New Haven.
 The Misses Sleacor and Elizabeth Savage, of First avenue, West Haven, are visiting their aunt. Mrs, Fred Gill hert, of Ansonia.
 pr. B. Austin Cheney with F. B. Clark, accompanied by his famous bull dog Mike" spent Sunday at the Hawk hurst, Litchfeld. They went there on Dr. Cheney's automobile.
 Mrs. Nathalie Fitch Nelson, of Min neapolis, Minn., and her two children are in Montana visiting her cousin, Mrs Stacy.
 MT and Mrs. Alexander McNeill and the Misses McNeill came up from Block Island Monday evening to spend several weeks with the Hon. and Mrs. George M Woodruff, in Litchfield.
 MT and Mrs. Charles Lindley and family, of Church street, West Haven, have returned from their two weeks outing.
 The engagement is announced of George Herbert Hills, of Campbell avenue. West Haven, to Miss Margaret Stevenson, of East Haven, the marriage to take place in October.
 c. S. Morehouse, of this city, is back again at the Hawkhurst, Litchfield
 Rev and Mrs. Joseph Anderson en- tertained the Milford Literary club at their home at Woodmont. MT Ander- son gave a talk on "Sapho. the Poet ess," which was enjoyed exceedingly by a large number ol ladies.
 George Greenleaf, of Plainfield, N. J., an automobilist touring through this section of the country, came to grief in Stamford q day or so ago. It was nee