The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-09-04

gist Pixley's in Wallingford, having
 begun working for this week knoWr
 apothecary on September 1, 1891. He
 has many New Haven friends
 MT. and Mrs. Frederick B. Meigs have 1 returned from Europe, and both report an enjoyable trip Mrs. Meigs has
 been abroad for the past three months
 and was joined by MT. Meigs about six
 weeks ago.
 Grand Secretary E. B. Holloway oi
 the Royal Arcanum, on account of busi-
 ness engagements, has been obliged to
 resign his position, fact that is sin
 cerely regretted by every member of
 the order Arthur E. Clark of this
 city has been appointed to fill the va | cancy.
 A party consisting of MT. and Mrs Marcus Hemingway, MT. and Mrs. s. h.
 Salisbury and MT. and rMs. Le Grand
 Cannon, left for Block Island Saturday
 for few days outing. l Mrs. Nicholas Tredennick of Meriden is visiting in this city
 Alfred Powell, clerk to Postmaster Howarth, returned yesterday from his summer vacation.
 The Misses Mason of this city are the guests of Miss Margaret Curran of EMyrtle street, Meriden. Rev. George B. Cutten and wife | have gone to the Pan-American expo sition for two weeks. l Miss Florence Curnow of "A Cassius street has for her guest Miss Florence Archer of Allendale, N. J. E. M Peck and wife of Bridgeport have returned from visit with his 1 brother, Henry T. Peck of this city. Mrs. William Brainard and daughter | Marion of West Haven, who have been in the Catskills, returned to their home on Main street yesterday.
 Mrs. Moses Botsford, formerly of Botsford Hill, but now of this city, was the guest of Mrs. Sophia Northrop and Mrs. Birdsey Glover of Bridgeport last | week.
 Miss Elsie Kalish of Plainville is vis- iting MT. and Mrs. J. H. Griffin at their cottage at Rocky Point Miss DeLaMater, who has been spending the last month with Mir and Mrs. Charles Graham of West Haven left yesterday for her home in Catskill N. Y.
 George Orr and family of southing- ton are at Money Island for a short vacation.
 Miss Lillian Coffee of Laurel Hill avenue is entertaining Miss Abbie Chapman of Mantle and Miss Inez Denison of this city during Old Home Week in Norwich this week.
 w. F. Goodwin and family, who have been summering at Hampton, N. H., have returned to their home on Wash ington avenue, West Haven.
 The quarterly meeting of the New Haven county Pomona grange will be held next Thursday with the Wood bridge grange in Woodbridge. It will be Pomona's meeting.
 Mrs George Beckwith and daughter, May, of West Haven. have returned from two months trip to Yarmouth, N. S., where they have been visiting relatives.
 Alfred L. Stow of Southington has ac- cepted position as principal of the public schools of Elmwood MT. Stow is a graduate of the State Normal school at Bridgewater Mass, and has had several years experience as teacher
 Mir and Mrs. James Tolles of West Haven started Saturday for Buffalo and Niagara. They will be away two weeks.
 Mrs. Frank Matthews of Southing- ton is spending few days in this city as the guest of her son Frank
 Miss Marie Gladwin and her cousin, Miss Annie Gladwin of Lester street, West Haven, have returned from their visit to Bridgeport.
 MT. and Mrs. William Tyler of Southington have returned from a trip to their old home in England,
 Southington will be represented by thirteen young ladies at the State Normal school In New Britain the coming term.
 Miss Southerland and Miss Haven of West Haven have returned to the borough, having spent their summer vacation with their parents.
 Mrs Eliza Spellman of Southington is spending a short vacation at Short Beach.
 MIS- fuTHdlu or SeHIeT street, w est Haven, left for Saratoga and the Adj rondacks.
 Chief of Police J. A. Bowen and fam fly of Norwich have returned from Fishers Island where they spent the month of August. They are entertain ing for Old Home Week Mrs. Philip E. Bowen and daughter of this city and Mrs. Henry A. Gavill and Miss Hattie J. Hebard of Westerly and Mrs. Henry A. Bowen of this city.
 George Peck of Main street, West Haven, is in Winchester with his wife relatives.
 MT. and Mrs. Gustav E. Kocour of 14 West street, came to this city Sun day to make a visit. Mrs Kocour left | on Monday for Newport to spend two weeks.
 MT. and Mrs. George Talman and children of Third avenue, West Haven, | are home from their outing to Yer mont
 Colonel and Mrs. F. St. John Lock- wod of Norwalk returned home Satur- | day afternoon from an extended west | srn visit. They were staying with their | daughter, Mrs. Frank w. Hubbard of | Port Austin, Mich On the return trip | they looked over the wonders of the | exposition. Mir and Mrs. Frank H. Lewis and son | Inert of this City are snening the week |