The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-08-16

Hampton Institute, who spends ms summers at Washington, preached an extremely able and interesting sermon at the Congregational church i'll Lltch- field last Sunday morning. Fredrique R. Lewis, of Center street, West Haven, entertained on Wednes- | day Mrs. Mortimer Treat, of Wood- mont and Mrs. E. c. Klmball, of Wa terbury.
 The Misses Ward, of this city, are spending a couple of weeks at the Hawkhurst, Litchfleld.
 Mrs. F. o. Mansfield and daughter, Miss May Mansfield, have gone to Mar tha's Vineyard to spend few weeks at the cottage of Mrs. c. c. Hine on Cedar Neck, between Cottage City and Vineyard Haven.
 President Arthur T.. Hadley will to- day resume his office hours on the cam pus. Since pr. Hadley left there about the time of the college commencement in June, the headquarters of the presl- dent and the treasurer have been trans ferred from the Treasury building, which is now practically demolished, to the former residence of eX-President | Timothy Dwight. He will take up ms duties as president for few months in Dr. Dwight's former parlor. Presl- dent Hadley has been at Seal Harbof, Me, spending a week with Mrs. Had | ley.
 Miss Bessie Barry, who has been spending the last three weeks in Brooksvale. has returned to her home in this city.
 l Mrs. Israel Kelsey and daughter, Miss Virginia, of Center street, West Haven, left yesterday to go to Bethle- hem, where they will join Miss Allie Kelsey and spend the remainder of the month.
 Captain Henry Cowles, of the detec- 1 tive bureau, accompanied by his fam | fly, is spending week in Litchfield Hills
 Mrs. George Peck, of Main street, West Haven, Master Raymond Tolles, of Elm street, with Mrs. Edward Gill; bert, of this city, left yesterday for Winchester Conn, to be gone two weeks
 | Frank T. Lane has just returned from an extended visit to the oyster fields of Virginia where he has large | interests.
 Miss Alice Francis, of Rogers street, Branford. has for her guest her cousin, Miss Dolly, of Mt Vernon Miss Mabel Futile, of 343 George street, and niece of the engraver F. G. Crabb, has taken charge of the lat ters business while he is away at Mantle.
 Mrs. Street, who has been the guest of her brother, C. H. Milford, Of Brah- ford, for a few weeks, left yesterday, accompanied by her two daughters TOT their home in Atlanta, Ga. The party has been absent from home since June. Christian Gutbrod, of 35 Broad street, left yesterday morning on the o'clock train for Litchfleld, where he will spond a vacation of four weeks. MT. Gutbrod hopes that his poor health Will be greatly benefited by the sojourn in Litchfield.
 Miss Annie O'Brien, of Branford, lett vesterdav morning for sojourn to Nashua, N H,
 Miss Rose OBrien, of Branford, left for her Wallingford home on Monday
 One of the prettiest exhibitions or The summer is now on in the catalogue room of the library where Miss M. A. Bostwick, of Short Beach, is engaged in hanging a collection of her choice paintings in water colors.
 Constable Patrick Bree, father Of Senator Bree, said yesterday that his son with his family are spending the summer in the Adirondacks He rent ed the Herddeford cottage for the sum mer and is living there and not at sanitariunl. A letter received from the senator d few days ago stated that he was entoying fine health. When Sena- tor Brea left this city soon after the adjournment of the general assembly he planned to remain in the Adiron- dacks with his family until September Is.
 Miss Lima Thompson, of Branford, is visiting relatives in Hampton.
 Willard Veitch, Harvey Herman and Melvin Tyrell, of Westville, re- turned from the Pan-American We'd nesday evening. While on their way home they stopped over at Albany and New York.
 Messrs. Goodyear and Lubinski fur nished music for an entertainment given at the Owenega house last even ing
 After a delightful stay of two weeks in the old hills of Litchfield far away Mrs. Margaret Dieter, Miss Katherine Dieter, Mrs. Margaret Leyerzapf and Mrs. Jacob Doerschuck returned home. They were guests at the South Farms Inn and report that not only did they enjoy the trip and sojourn immensely but that their health is greatly im- proved
 Miss Laura Towner. of Branford, left yesterday morning for Bradley Beach, N. J.
 MT. and Mrs. Malcolm A. Hennion, of Westville are receiving congratuia- tions on the birth of son. The mother and little boy are doing well.
 Mrs Harriet Gray and daughter, Harriet, of Branford, are visiting in Durham.
 Mrs Fairbrother, of Mystic, is visit ing Mrs Israel Kelsey, of Center street, West Haven.
 Frank Lounsbury, who has been very III with bilious fever, at the home of his cousin, Miss Emma Lounsbury, in Oxford, was gaining considerably, but has suffered relapse, which will de- lay his recovery
 Miss Florence F. Macdonald daugh- ter of Highway Commissioner and