The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-08-23

| Miss Elizabeth O'Connor Is V1Sltlng friends in Burlington, Vt.
 Dr. N. E. Worden of Bridgeport, who was elected president of the Sixth c. ". association on Wednesday, is graduate of Yale university, taking an academic course after the war. He was in the class of 1870 with the Rev. Lewis W. Hicks of Hartford. He was member of the state board of health for a number of years, succeeding the late A. E. Burr of Hartford in that position. Dr. Wordin is the secretary of the State Medical society. w. F. Smith was reelected secretary of the association.
 MT. and Mrs George Hair of West Haven are awaiting the arrival of the steamer Teutonic, which is bringing a sister from England.
 The Adventist camp meeting will open at Durham grove next Saturday and continue until September l. The programme will be very similar to that of previous years. Wednesday, August i 2S, will be devoted to discussion of divine healing in which many of the Adventists' family believe. Among the speakers this year are Elder G. E. Ty- Ter of Bristol, Evangelist Viggers or Springfield, President Woodruff of Southington, Frank Barr of Boston, Mrs. Sarah K. Taylor of Rockland, James A. Cargill of Stevenson, Ala; {; 1 William A. Burch of Worcester, Mass, and Rev. William Lanning of Somer- I vile, Mass.
 George Newell of Providence is vis- iting friends In West Haven.
 Miss M. O'Connell of Stones dry goods store, Danbury came to wood mont this week to spend a two weeks vacation.
 l Miss Catherine Moore of 246 Ferry street, daughter of Patrolman J. H. Moore, has returned from q three weeks stay at Asbury park. MT. and Mrs. Frank Woodruff of Or ange, are summering at Woodmont. l Mr. and Mrs. William Hutton of Southington, who were spending sev- l eral weeks in Scotland, have returned, They came on the steamship Formosa, and report a fine time, although the ! voyage home was somewhat rough. Miss Nellie Crane. who has been vis- iting relatives in Boston, has returned l to her home on Union avenue, West Haven. Mr and Mrs. Philip Finnegan of Walingford left yesterday for Salt Lake City, were given reception We'd nesday evening at the home of MT. and Mrs. P. Fahy. MT. and Mrs. Finnegan will be accompanied by their daughter, Hattie FInnegan, and William Cox. The Misses Susie and Mary Griffin of Locust street Waterbury, left Wednes- day morning on their vacation to visit friends in New York and New Haven. William Stratton and family are moving into their new house on Camp bell avenue, West Haven
 Frank Sweeney of this city is spend ing a few weeks with relatives in Nau- gatuck. f't
 Dr. and Mrs Andrews and Joseph Andrews of New York are the guests of Mrs James Andrews of Church street, West Haven. MT. and Mrs. H. B. Stiles of this city are spending a few days with w. B. Burton in Watertown MT. and Mrs Frank Rood of Hartford have been visiting their cousins, MT. and Mrs. Frederique R. Lewis of Gen. ter street, West Haven. The lawn party to be given by the St. Joseph's R. c. church at the cor ner of Fountain street and Whalley avenue will start tomorrow night, and will last until Saturday night, August 31. A large tent has been rented and the dancing will be held under 1t. Fa- ther Kennedy has charge of the affair.
 MT. and Mrs. George J. Peers, MT. and Mrs. J M Wooding Miss Jennie Peers and Miss Edna Hall of Walling- ford will leave next Saturday for Pine Orchard.
 MT. and Mrs. George Smith of Smith street West Haven, have gone to Maine for two weeks visit.
 Miss May Dennis of this city Is spending a few days at the home of Miss Jennie Carney on Stone street Waterbury.
 Mrs Brandt, Mrs. Detweiler and Miss Fretz of Sonderton, Pa, are spending a week with Mrs. George Holbrook of Third avenue, West Haven,
 Master Christopher Dunphy of Leon- ard street, Waterbury, has returned from a vacation spent at Savin Rock.
 MT. and Mrs. Howard Thompson of Elm street, West Haven, have gone to Rochester, N. Y, to visit relatives and from there they will visit the Pan- American exposition
 Miss Grace Leona Andrews of South ington is spending a few weeks with Miss Jennie Burton in Watertown.
 Miss Fannie Snow of Orange has re- turned from her visit to Mantle and Northield, Mass.
 Frederick Miner and family who have occupied Miss Caroline Coles house in Cornwall during the summer, have re- turned to their home in this city.
 Miss Mary Frary and Miss Beulah Bidwell of Chester Mass, are the guests of Miss Grace Yorke of Camp bell avenue, West Haven.
 New arrivals at the Baldwin cottage, Walnut street, are Mrs. w. J. Bailey of Wallingford, Mrs. George F. Hayden, the Misses A. M. and Helen Hayden; also Master Orville Hayden, all of this city
 Mrs. E. Hayes and son and Mrs. Ryan of Luke street, Waterbury, are enjoying two weeks vaca ton at Sav- in Rock.
 Mrs. Watson Woodruff of Orange street will give lawn party this af- ternoon, if pleasant. Over one hun dred invita- tions have been issued
 Invitations are issued for the wed- ding of Dr. Samuel Mowbray Ham mond of this city and Miss Katherine