The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-05-16
PERSONAL JOTTINGS.

Miss Minnie Lockwood of Stamford i .l spending the week with relatives. il this city.
 Warden C. E. Lewis of Shelton lef
 on Tuesday morning for pr. Steuben'! sanitarum in Hornellsv!lle, N. Y. where he will take a good rest before
 resuming business. MT. Lewis is
 greatly improved and pr. Carmalt as.
 sures him he will be like new man ir a few weeks. pr. c. A. Shelton accom-
 panied Mir Lewis to the sanitarium.
 Mrs. Brace Smith and Mrs. H.
 Hodges of West Haven spent Tuesday
 in Milford with Mrs. Smiths brother,
 Moves Bailey.
 Mrs. Clara Sampson of Minneapolis
 is visiting her sister, Mrs. D. N. Walk
 CT of 252 First avenue West Haven.
 Miss Minnie Baratz, formerly of
 South Norwalk, and now of this city,
 has been the guest of Miss Margaret
 Gilmore and Miss Etta Coutu of South | Norwalk,
 Miss Margaret Grannis of Waterbury
 is expected at "The Lindens," Crescent Bluff, Branford, this week for the sea- 1 son.
 Sidney Watts schooner yacht Edith 1 has been hauled from her river berth | at Westport, where she has reposed all l winter, and is being brushed up for the l season. On Decoration day Captain | Watts proposes to sail to New Haven and call on the crafts former owner, l Congressman N. D. Sperry, and later cruise in the sound, and sail for AL bany, N. Y., on his way to the Pan American show. Mrs. Frank Holconb and son Milford of New York city are guests at the Will ford homestead on South Main street, Branford.
 Martin J. Morris of 122 Washington street, Norwalk, has been entertaining his cousin, James McDonough, who is an officer on the steamer City of Low ell.
 MT. and Mrs. Elisha Smith of Wor- cester have arrived at their new cot tage at Short Beach for the season.
 David Stanley Smith, organist of the Center church was yesterday in New ington to meet his mother, Mrs. Julia Griswold Smith of Toledo O., who is visiting her uncle, Edwin Welles. MT. Smith was at the Congregational church in the evening from to 9 o'clock to play the organ for the en- tertainment of his friends.
 Henry P. Williams of Oxford is quite i'll with the grip.
 Torrington Mutual Fire company, No. 1, met on Monday evening and elected officers as follows Chief, w. H. Dayton; first assistant, E. H. Hotch- kiss; second assistant, James Carpen- ter; foreman, William Briggs. The of ficers were reelected with the excep- tion of F. M. Travis who leaves town soon for New Haven to take respon- sible position with the New Haven Gas | company. lsl4
 Mrs. Ollie Macken of Oxford, when ! walking to church from her home on | Chestnut Tree Hill Sunday, had the | misfortune to turn her ankle, causing a ! bad sprain. She was unable to walk l home.
 MT. and Mrs Edward Hosley of | Branford will entertain their friends at their home on Indian Neck avenue this evening
 William Bull of this city, formerly an employe of the Royal Baking Pow der company, has taken position as assistant collector under George s. Van Dervverken, soclicitor collector for the International Correspondence schools in the Norwalk and Stamford district.
 Mrs. Atwood, Mrs Charles Lamb and Mrs. George Lamb of Waterbury are at their cottages at Crescent Bluff for a few days.
 Mrs. Willis Robinson of Branford and party of Hopson avenue neigh bors, attended birthday party given for Mrs Robinson's mother, Mrs. Gay lord of Fair Haven, at her home in Branford Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. Gaylord is eighty-five years of age A very pleasant time was enjoyed by all.
 Mrs. E. M. Anderson has added twen- " acres more to her extensive estate n Greenwich by the purchase of the Mead farm of twenty acres adjoining Ter land on the Boston turnpike. This gives her frontage or dDout mliS ,n the main road in the center of Greenwich Her mansion is built pn the ite of the famous suburban home of ! William M Tweed. She is the largest 7 individual land owner in Greenwich, William Rockefeller being the next ] argest holder of Greenwich land, part t f which is a park and E. c. Benedict f 'eing the third.--Norwalk Hour. Mrs. Lowell and family have moved rom this city to First avenue, West $ Iaven, near Center street. il