The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-07-08

Eugene Hillhouse Pool of New York and Miss Esther Phillips Hoppln' daughter of MT. and Mrs Wllliaii. Warner Hoppln pr. Pool is the son oL MT. and Mrs. John Hillhouse Pool ol Harrison, N. Y, and brother oI 1. Lawrence Pool. He is graduate ol Harvard, class of '95 and merlpsI u the Society of Colonial Wars. MISS Hoppin's mother was Mss Katherine Beekman The announcement or the enga cement of her brother, Whllanl Warner Hoppin jr and Miss May Gal- latin daughter of MT. and Mrs. ffeuer- ick Gallatin (Miss Gerr) was naue early last spring, Another prother IS Gerard Beekman Hoppin.
 The many friends in this city or MT. and Mrs $. Christie Mead were inter- ested in the news given out Saturday which announced the fact that NIT. Mead had been elected president ct the New York state commission ap- pointed by Governor Odell to represent New York at the South Carolina Inter state and West Indian exposition which is to be held at Charleston > G. next December.
 The newly created board of osteopa- thic registration has elected the folloW- ing officers: President, pr. l.. c. Kings bury of Hartford secretary, Dr. M. L. Riley of Hartford treasurer, Margaret S. Laughlan of Norwich.
 Professor and Mrs. T. G. Shepard, who have been located at the residence of Dr. and Mrs. c. w. Skinner on Grove street for the past six weeks,
 will leave for Madison to-day for the remainder of the summer They Will stop at The Lynwood, of which Fred Field is the proprietor. MT. Field was for many years a member of the Hrm of Coe & Field of State street, but his health necessitated a change of busi- ness. Dr. and Mrs Skinner are con- templating a visit to "The LynWood' during August.
 Ex-Lieutenant Governor l.. A. Mills and his family of Middletown have talk en large suite of rooms on the second
 floor of the Bonsilene, Woodmont, and
 will be there next week to stay until
 the end of the season. c. R. Mills, Mrs
 J. F. Dickinson and Miss Lyman are Of the party.
 The Misses Jessie and Alice Griggs of Middlebury sailed on Wednesday for
 Europe via the Red Star line to Ant
 werp They will spend the summer in
 Paris under training of eminent profess sors of music there.
 Samuel R. Crampton of Madison will
 be eighty-five years old next Thursday.
 There is only one older man than he in the town. Wednesday, July 3, was the
 twenty-fifth anniversary of his mar riage to his present wife. There have been thirteen children born to him. nine of them by his first wife All except three of them are living. MT. Cramp- ton is in comfortable health, able to be about attending to his garden poultry, etc.
 At the Ansantawae club where cool
 sea breezes are always to be found it
 has been an unusually busy week. Over the Fourth of July the house was 1 filled to it's utmost capacity with
 guests There have been many dinners and luncheons. Among the entertain CTS was Frank R. Johnson of Ansonia
 who entertained there party of prom inent Ansonia people. Among them were the Rev and Mrs. F. B. Schmidt,
 MT. and Miss Stridon of Detroit, Mich; Miss Coe of Hartford, Miss Johnson and Mrs. F. R. Johnson of Ansonia. MT. and Mrs Henry l.. Hotchkiss also en- tertained a party at dinner Others entertaining have been F. J. Schroeder, MT and Mrs F. A. Beckley, George E. Haight, MT. and Mrs. H. F. Warren, and M. B. Newton.
 MT. and Mrs. Joseph Edwards of Shelton, Conn, are the guests of MT. and Mrs William s. Rowe of 25 Clin- ton avenue, Fair Haven. They were married Monday, July 1, and are now on their wedding tour. Mrs. Edwards was before her marriage Miss Mabel Barnes, the daughter of Henry l.. Barnes of Shelton, and formerly of this city. She has many friends and ac- ouaintances in Fair Haven. MT. Ed wards is connected with a silver com pany in Toronto, Canada, and he and his wife will leave that city in a week to take up their residence there.
 At Bradley's Bluff cottage there are quite a number of guests. On Indepen- dence day MT. and Mrs Clark of Shel- ton. Professor Chase of West Haven, MT and Mrs. Roane of Hartford and Dudley DeLand of Elizabeth, N. J., were present.
 Last Saturday Mir and Mrs. F. w. Corbin, Miss Ruth Corbin, Harrison Corbin, w. S. Prindle, Miss Carrie Harrison, and Miss Annie Andrews left the Bonsilene, Woodmont. They had been there since June 29. pr. and Mrs. w. c. Wurtemburg of this city are stopping there at present. There are also Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Tucker, Miss Alice L. Tucker. George F. and w. Strickler of this city. Miss Laura Cooley of New London, and H. Tansey of New York.