The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-07-10

| Pittsburg, Pa.
 Miss Kittie Clark, of Meriden, IS spending her vacation at Savin Rock. Miss Ella Green, of this city, Is the guest of Miss Ruby Christy, of Center 1 street, West Haven.
 Rev. pr. Arthur H. Goodenough and family, of Bristol, will spend several weeks at Cottage City. pr. Goooe- , nough will return to preach on sun | days.
 Miss Molthrop, who has been the guest of Miss Julia Gridley, in south- ington, during the past week, returned to her home in New Haven.
 MT. and Mrs. Frank Ball, Of Main street, West Haven, are spending a weeks vacation in New York. 1 Mrs. M. B. Wilcox, of Southington, went yesterday to Woodmont to occupy | l.. B. NeaPs cottage for the remainder of the summer.
 Miss Jennie Whitney daughter or MT. and Mrs. P. A. Whitney, of North Main street Southington, is now at the American exposition, and is eX- pected home this week. Miss Whitney has been a number of weeks en route from Colorado, having stopped in Chi cago and different places in the west.
 Elizabeth Smith, of Orange street, is spending a few days with her aunt, Mrs Fredrique R. Lewis, of Center street, West Haven.
 John H. Sessions, of Bristol, accom- panied by F. M. Woodward, left for Buffalo Saturday night, where they are to spend the week visiting the exposi- ton.
 Mir. and Mrs. Ralph Russo and daughter, of Meriden, left yesterday morning for trip through Canada and visit to the Pan-American exposi- tion. During MT. Russos absence, Miss Mae Roberge will have charge of MT. Russo's dry goods store.
 Professor Jepson and Professor A. E. verrill of this city, are at their cot tages on the Thimble Islands; also Samuel H. Kirby and family.
 Mrs. Nellie Mason and daughter, Kate of South Main street, Water bury, have returned from a weeks va- cation in the Berkshires, as a guest of Mrs B. B. Bissell.
 MT. and Mrs. Wallace G. Plumb and l George and Ruth Plumb, of this city, are at Mrs. George H. Plumb's in Ter ryville, where Mrs. Plumb and the children will spend several weeks.
 Miss Bessie Owen of this city, Is the guest of c. M DeMars, of Norfolk.
 Mrs. Della Eaton, of Fair Haven, is spending a few weeks with the family of James L. Loveland in Waterbury
 An ice cream and cake sale will be held at the home of Mrs. F. A. Hall, 517 Third avenue, West Haven, this evening from to 10 o'clock, in behalf of the pledges made to the church by the classes of Miss Emma M. Brown { and Mrs. Hall All are welcome.
 Mrs. M. J. Marshall, of Hartford, is visiting in New Haven and Bridgeport, with her sister-in-law and other rela- l tives. In August she will be guest at her brothers in Springfield.
 Joseph Fainter and his niece, of Salt Lake City, Utah, with Mrs. F. May, of Wallingford who have been the guests of MT. and Mrs Leroy Chamberlain, of Main street West Haven, sailed Satur- day for Liverpool They will be absent six months.
 Miss Anna A. MacCaughan, of Hart 1 ford, and John A. Mooney, formerly of | that city, were united in marriage in this city Tuesday.
 l MT. and Mrs w. H. Towall, of How l ard avenue, have gone to Hampton, l Conn.,, for a few weeks stay.
 Edward J. Barber, son of Rev. c. H. Barber, of South Manchester, and a graduate of the South Manchester high school, has passed his final examina- tions for Yale without a condition and i will enter in the classical course in the 1 fall.
 Mrs Cady, of Elm street, West Ha- yen has gone to North Htafield, Mass, to visit her daughter, Mrs c. A. Jones. She will be away for several weeks.
 MT. and Mrs. w. s. Welton, of Wa 1 terbury. are at Savin Rock.
 Invitations have been issued for the marriage of Miss Anna Quigley, | daughter of MT. and Mrs, William | Quigley, to Charles T. Pennell, which will take place on the evening of July l 10.
 Mrs M, T. Jackson, stenographer in 1 the board of education, is a guest at the Peauot house Morris Cove. i James Buchanan, a former resident of Waterbury, spent the past few days visiting friends there. MT. Buchanan | is a graduate of the class of '97 of the Waterbury high school, and this year graduated from the Yale Law school and successfully passed the examina- tion for admission to the Connecticut bar. He has left for trip to San Francisco. MT. Buchanan is at present a resident of Bridgeport.
 Mrs Beckwith and daughter May, Of Smith street, West Haven. started yesterday on their summer outing for Yarmouth, N. S. They will visit Mrs. | Beckwith's sisters, and brothers, and will be away for several weeks.
 Lieutenant w. B. Spencer, of the sarsfleld guard, is enjoying his vaca- l tion at New Preston, Conn.
 Mrs. George McCarten, of Meriden, | is stopping at Short Beach. 1 James Moore and James A. Cramer left Saturday for a trip to the Pan- l American exposition, where they will spend the week.
 | MT. and Mrs. Charles Ludwig, of Bank street, Waterbury, came yester- day to this city, where they will per- manently reside.
 Miss Alice Reynolds, of West Haven, and her guest, Miss Carlysle, left yes | Ta-. TtriIl