The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-08-09

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 T. J. Alderman, a director of the Ma honal Savings bank, and Seligman Zun- Ter, teller of the bank, are in the White Mountains, stopping at the Fabyan. MT Alderman is eighty-three years old and IS hale and hearty an elderly gentleman l as any in town.
 Miss Alice ChiIds, daughter of Dr. H. E. Childs, of East Hartford, is spending a months vacation in this city and in i Savin Rock.
 Three East Hartforders, Quartermas- ter Palmer and Landsmen Reed, Goltra l and Cavelry, of the naval division, will | take the Elfrida on the cruise begin | hing at New Haven harbor this even | ing. B. Shoninger the piano manufactur- CT. will omit his annual trip to Sarato- pa Springs this season, for the first time in thirty-three years, on account of the indisposition of Mrs. Shoninger, which would render the journey somewhat irksome. The large circle of friends Of Mrs. Shoninger will be glad to hear that her indisposition is not of a serl- ous nature and will wish her many more years of happiness.
 In honor of her seventeenth birthday a delightful birthday surprise was giV- en to Miss Freda Lendroth, daughter or p Lendroth, the shoe merchant on State street, near Hine place, on the evening of August 6. Music, vocal and instrumental: refreshments and danc- ing were among the pleasures enjoyed The visitors were charmingly enter fained. Miss Lendroth was the recipl- ent of many gifts in honor of the occa- sion, among them a gold watch from her parents. Among those present were Miss Fsreda Fritz, Benjamin R. Rungee, Harry Rungee, Clarence Rungee, Flor ence Wagner, Eva Wagner, Elizabeth Kirke. Gustav Ginter, Lydia Ginter, Frederick Schuessler Willie ktsshalt. George Ullrich, Lydia Eichman, Eda Eichman. Miss Fresenius, Miss Lydia Fritz, Miss Lena Spalti Miss Emma Lendroth, George Lendroth. Miss Lena Lendroth and Miss Lottie Gerhardt A large circle of friends will be pleas ed to learn that J. w. s. Peck. who has been confined to his home for four weeks from a shock and also from fall, breaking his ribs, is slowly recov- ering and able to ride out.
 A. A. Burnham, of Unionville, while training with the hose company Mon day evening was thrown to the ground, skinning both elbows, his shoulder and back and being shaken up badly. The hose company has been training for some time in preparation for the fire mems meet to be held at Savin Rock soon.
 MT. and Mrs. John Boyce, of Chestnut street, have just returned from very enjoyable trip to Niagara Falls and Canada. While in Toronto they were the guests of Mrs. Boyce's sister, Mrs Reed
 Captain Harry Tucker, agent of the New Haven Transportation company stationed at Perth Amboy, is at his ole home for visit.
 Mrs. Esther Redfeld has returned tc her home In Danbury after visit 1T this city.
 Miss Jennie Nichols, of Weston, is en tertaining Mrs. F. W. Nichols and hel daughter Anna and son William ant other relatives from Bridgeport an{ this city.
 Frank Park Stinson, of Greenfield Mass, is spending few days with F T. Peterson, of No. 457 Edgewood ave nue.
 Robert Shippert of New Haven, i the guest of A. l.. Benedict and famil in New Canaan.
 Mr. and Mrs Charles A. Futile, o Governors Island Stony Creek, ar registered at the Hotel Ntherlands i New York.
 Miss Levendowsky, of this city. spending few days with Mrs. T. N Curran at her pleasant home in Green Farms.
 Among those registered a the Hi View, Litchfield, Conn.,, are the Misse Nellie Burkette, Frances O'Neil Bry etta Heslin, Mary Carney, Mary Mo Carthy and Margaret Dooley, of Ne Haven.
 Miss Dickerman, of New Haven, tn Kindergarten teacher, has returned Norfolk.
 Miss Della B. Beardsley, daughter ( M. c. $. Beardsley of 220 Dixwell aVt nue Is to join "The Messenger Boy company in the fall. Miss Beardsley but seventeen years old and yer promising young soprano. She is pl nil of Miss Rena Teresa Barnes, who the solo soprano of the Church of tf Redeemer. Miss Beardsley's frient wish her success.
 Miss Nellie Dermoty, of 252 Jam street, has gone Io DeTDy lol d IllolIIH vacation.
 Deacon Levi S. Deming, of Middl town, is visiting Mrs. Ellen A. Demir in Newington. Deacon Deming is n tive of Newington ana lived in tn town from 1918 to 1S69 When he le that town he was a deacon of the Co gregational church there. There are this time four men living in Newingt' who were born in 1S21-Rev. Thom Douglas, Deacon Charles K. Atwoc Calvin Whaples and John D. Seymol All excepting the first named are n lives of the town
 Miss Mamie Harrigan of New Yol is visiting the Misses Guinness, of William street.
 MT. and Mrs. Davis. of New YOl who have been spending the past mon in Norfolk, have returned to their hol in this city.
 Mrs. F. A. Brewer, of 227 Ferry stre accompanied by her son, is spending month of August among the Litchfi