The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-08-01

mack Of this city.
 Mrs. Levi Vibbert of Wallingford is
 visiting in this city.
 C, F, Gerner of 52 Nicol street re- turned last Saturday from an extended trip ill the Adirondacks. He also visit ed the Pan American exposition Mrs. Hattie Booth of Middlefield, who
 has been the guest of MT. and Mrs, L..
 A. Hill In Wallingford, came to this city for visit Tuesday,
 Adam Herman and family of New York city, who are well known among
 the local Germans, are stopping for
 the summer at one of the Morris Cove cottages. They expect to return to New York next week.
 Rev. Albert Whitaker, formerly of Wallngford, but now located in North Adams, Mass, was visiting friends and
 rela tives in Wallingofrd Tuesday. Yes-
 terday he left this city to bike" it to North Adams.
 Professor Charles Bonney of Whalley
 avenue Is building a seven room cottage
 at Woody Crest. John s. Osborn is do- ing the carpenter work and c. F. Coe
 the plumbing. The cottage will be
 modern in every particular.
 Mrs. Alfred Coester. who has been stopping with her brother, O. L. Haven
 in Ansonia, left yesterday morning for Bridgeport. MT and Mrs. Coester sail Saturday for year abroad.
 MT. and Mrs. John Brereton and chil- dren are visiting friends in Newport, R. I.
 Rev. W. D. Mckinney of Ansonia 1af ;y,,r ls al outing, which includes trip into Nova Scotia. He will be away for nearly 8 month. Mrs. Kinney did not accom- pany him.
 F. W. Harmon of Chapel street, hab- erdasher, and Dr. F. c. Swift of Orange street, sailed by the Red Star steamer Southwark yesterday at 12 m. for a short tour in Belgium, England, and France, to return about September 15.
 James M. Bogart of this city has been engaged by the board of selectmen of Westport to survey and make new map of the oyster ground that has been designated inside of Cedar Point.
 Henrietta Vordenbaum, wife of Chris topher Vordenbaum, left New York yes terday in company of her daughter on the steamer Southwark to visit rela- lives in Germany, and seek improve ment of her poor health.
 The musicale which was given at the Oriental Park piles, Savin Rock, Tuesday evening, was one of the best and most enjoyable events held by the residents of the park. The programme was rendered by the following: Miss Rena Teresa Barnes. vocal solo; piano duet, Miss Pierpont and MT. Roethe of Hartford; instrumental quartet, by Miss Pierpont. Miss Roethe, MT. Beech CT and MT. Willis; vocal solo, Miss Roethe, and recitations by Miss Rich ards and Charles Gilbert.
 Mrs. Dana Bartholomew of Ansonia, accompanied by Mrs. Boise of West field, Mass, left for New York Monday afternoon where yesterday they took the steamship Teutonic for the conti- nent They will spend two months abroad.
 MT. and Mrs. F. F. Andrews and Floyde Andrews of Dwight street will go to Lake Waramaug on Saturday to pass a week or two. They will stop at the Wilson house.
 Mrs. G. w. Lingo of Macon, Ga, who has been a guest of her brother Percy II. Gendenning of East avenue, South Norwalk, is now visiting in this city.
 LeGrande B. Cannon of this city was the guest of his mother Mrs. J. L. c. Cannon of Westport on Monday.
 MT and Mrs. John Reynolds of Hart ford arrived at the Pequot club house yesterday, the Bensons coming to-day l Mr the forman at the New Haven Wire | mill, will also be among the arrivals to day.
 Constable N. M Cohen and family of l New Britain came yesterday to Cosey Beach, where they will spend the re- of the season.
 MT and Mrs Seymour c, Loomis of | Whitney avenue have been visiting the | past week in Meriden and Wallingford. l Mrs. Looms has returned to her home, | Mir. Loomis going on to Suffield, Mass, | for few days.
 MT. and Mrs. O. R. Ravens of Rocky | Hill are entertaining MT. and Mrs. | of this city as their guests.
 Anson T. Moulthrop of 34 Pierpont | ;treetsleft yesterday for Torrington, l where he will spend the rest of the | summer. ]
 Mrs. Foster of this city is visiting | Mrs. Henry Spencer on Long Hill, | Clinton.
 Rev. J. H. Strong and Mrs. Strong will leave to-day for Saratoga, where | hey will spend the greater portion of | he month of August. In the absence | If Rev MT. Strong different clergymen l will supply the Baptist pulpit
 The Misses Hannah and Winnifred l Kelsey of Clinton left the latter part of l ast week for the Pan-American. They | will be absent two weeks.
 Mrs Samuel Meigs of Martin street l Vest Haven, is visiting in Madison for week
 Mrs. F. F. Pratt of Clinton is enter aiming her niece, Miss Lyman of Steg- f, III.
 Professor B. Marlow of Ohio is the .uest of Mrs Ebert Hurd in Clinton.
 Rev. Dr. Hall of New Britain return q to town Tuesday from a trip to 1 jacksonville, Fla. He left yesterday or the mountains, where he will remain ntil he joins the First regiment in amp at Mantle. Dr. Hall says the thermometer at Jacksonville during his tay never registered higher than 90.
 Miss Catherine Stevenson of West | Haven postof1ce will leaves August 12 or her vacation.
 Rev. J. E Wildman, Miss Clara Wild lan and Walter Wildman of Walling- ord will come to-day to Cosey Beach l