The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-09-03

ant sojourn of eight weeks at Madison Prof. Shepard returns much refreshed to take up his fall work with renewed energy. A very interesting feature oi the Ericsson Bushnell concert at Madi- son Saturday night for the benefit o1 the Madison Golf club and Whict doubly reflects upon New Haven loca talent was the singing by MT. Bush nell for the first time in this country in public of Prof. Shepard's sextet of new songs, new compositions of his which have just been published across the water. The new songs are addi- tional testimony to MT. Shepard's well known success as a composer.
 Miss Kittie Guilfoil of Waterbury re- turned home yesterday after visit to the Pan-American Exposition, stopping over few days with relatives in New Haven.
 Dr. W. G. Alling of BIO Orange street has returned to the city to resume his practice after having spent a most enjoyable months vacation in the Adirondacks and other points of inter- est. The doctor is much refreshed by his outing and comes back in vigorous health.
 Rev. John A. B. Wilson, D. D., pastor of Howard Street Methodist Episcopal church, San Francisco, Cal, and broth CT of Rev. w. w. w. Wilson, D. D.. of Danbury, is on his way to London, on the St. Paul. He will attend the Ecu menical Conference of Methodism in London, as delegate.
 MT. Wirtz, the cigar manufacturer, is much enjoying his visit to Germany. His health is much improved. He is not expected home before October.
 Mrs. Harriet J. Bodge, past president of the National Woman's Relief corps, will leave Hartford, Thursday. Septem- Der 5, with her husband, George R. Bodge and Mrs Charlotte D. Wright, of New Haven, for the annual meeting of the order, which is to be held the following week in the city of Cleveland l Ohio.
 MT. and Mrs. William Kennedy of Oakville came yesterday for a short visit with relatives in New Haven. ] Ex-Postmaster S. K. Montgomery 1 of Bristol was out on Friday for the | first time in six weeks. He was op- erated on by Dr. Coles of Hartford for | hemorrhods six weeks ago. The case | was a more difficult one than was an- ticipated and instead of getting out in two weeks it took the longer period. He is getting along nicely and will be well man when he recovers his strength. This week he and his wife will come to New Haven, where Mrs. Montgomery will be treated for rheu matism for a week and then they will i +n bo;r at Ganhan1'G HpA6 for the month of September.
 Miss Sue E. Pinney of New Haven is the guest of her mother, Mrs. Mary Pinney at Stafford Springs.
 Miss Kittie Brennan of Bridge street, Naugatuck, who has been visit ing friends in New Haven, has return ed home.
 Announcement is made of the engage ment of Miss Lillian Bird, daughter of John Bird, ST, of the. New England Button company, to John Spencer of Waterbury, The wedding is named for September 23.
 Miss Margaret Deegan of Naugatuck, who graduated from the New Haven State Normal school last June, has been engaged to teach in the Straitsville school district during the coming school
 
 year.
 MT. and Mrs. Kneeland Holbrook and daughter of New Haven are the guests of Clifford Renslow and wife of South Main street, Naugatuck
 Mrs. F. H. Ellsworth of South Wind sor is entertaining friends from New Haven.
 F. w. Cone, who for time publish ed the Plainville Star, is reported to be seriously i'll in New Haven with Bright's disease.
 Mrs. Clifford Treat and daughter of New Haven are visiting Mrs. Treats mother, Mrs Mary Cross of Plants vile.
 John McCaffery of this city, brake man on the Hartford road, left yester- day for Colorado, where he will spend the next three months.
 Sister Mary Alphonsus, known in the world as Miss Rose Hannaberry, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Hannaberry of Franklyn street, Meriden, and who received the black veil at St. Bridget's convent chapel, Saturday, August 17, has been transferred to the New Lon don convent. MISS I1dZeI bdllOu 1 NlSo OL IhClluCll has gone to Clinton for visit MT. and Mrs. Elmer R. Lewis of Meriden are at the Owenego House, In- dian Neck. Miss Helen Coping and her sister of New Britain are spending their vaca- tion at Cosey Beach
 MT. and Mrs w. E. Husted of New Haven are visiting with their daugh- ter, Mrs. John T. McKendricb, of Rail- road avenue, New Canaan. MT. and | Mrs. Eusted were married fifty years on Sunday.
 Miss Lucy Scoville of New Canaan has been visiting friends in Port Ches | ter the past week, and upon her re- l turn she will enter the State Normal ] school and take a course in kindergar- { ten.
 Mrs. John w. Fitzgerald and two | children of Wallingford left Sunday | evening for a three months stay in | Jackson, Mich.
 MT and Mrs. Tyler Gedney of Wal lingford are entertaining Mrs. Collis | Grannis daughter of New Haven.
 Rev. Arthur H. Goodenough, D. D., 1 and family of Bristol returned from their vacton which was spent at Cot tage City, Sunday night. Dr. Good ; enough will conduct both services at the Methodist church Sunday.
 Miss Mabel Austin, who has been the
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