The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-09-06

Local Social Events Here and EIse-
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 Miss Elizabeth Jones of New York is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Futile at their cottage on Governors Island.
 Mrs. Elmer H. Pardee and daughter of Whalley avenue have returned from a months stay in Orange as the guests of Mrs. Clark.
 The Misses Loretta and Kitty Car berry and John Conroy of this city and Thomas McMaan of Providence are ex- pected home tonight. They have been touring the New England states in Mir. MeMann's automobile, the Riverside So far they have reported pleasant trip having only one mishap, hot box. which delayed them two hours in Brookfeld, Mass.
 MT. and Mrs. James English of 1855 Church street, have returned home They have been absent the entire sea- son, staying at Saratoga Springs.
 The Meriden young ladies who have entered the state normal school in New Britain are Misses A. E. Fitzgerald, A. M. Harris, Katherine Mulhall, Tessie O'Meara, Theresa c. Raarup, Henrietta l.. Rahaley, Elizabeth M. Sawn, Frances A. Sturmer, and Miss Mary Garde.
 Miss Helen Hurley of Hartford has returned home after spending her vaca- tion with her aunt, Mrs. F. Melia of RedfieId street.
 Miss Nellie Malley of this city has re- turned home after weeks visit with Miss Susie Dougherty of Porter street, Waterbury.
 pr. and Mrs. P. c. Lane have return ed from Canada and the White noun tains.
 Edward L. Durfee, who has been a Yale graduate student for three years has left the city to accept the position of instructor of history and German at the high school Newton, Mass. Mr. Durfee was graduated from the aca- demic department at Yale in 1896. He has taken since then postgraduate studies in history and last year taught part of the time in the Hillhouse and the Boardman high schools as a sub 5 stitute. MT. Durfee has been given a leading scholarship in Harvard for the coming year in pedagogy, and will con- tinue his studies in that university in connection with his school work at J Newton.
 Dr. E. w. Smith, D. c. McNahon and c. H. Fox have returned from a trip to 5 Canada.
 Miss Adelaide Wallace has been spending a week in Bristol, Conn.
 Mrs. James K. Guy and Mrs. Thomas Gilbert returned from Europe Monday after rough passage They report a delightful tour on the continent.
 Mrs. Ernest T. Hall and her mother, Mrs. Baird, have returned home from their visit in Newark, N. J.
 Chief Justice David Torrance of the Connecticut supreme court and his fam fly, who have been spending the sum- mer at Fishers Island, returned to Der by on Wednesday,
 Miss Theresa Garvey of John street and Miss Catherine Gargain of East Main street, Waterbury, are home after spending vacation at East Haven, 2 Woodmont and Savin Rock.
 The many friends of Ernest Girding will be pleased to hear of his progress lin school in New York. He has been given a gold medal for high standing. He was a member of the Union school, $ West Haven, for several years.
 The Rev. Benjamin F. Root of the Third Congregational church, Water bury, and Mrs. Root have returned from months vacation at Fairfield.
 MT. and Mrs. F. Thalheimer have re- turned to the city from summer spent with MT. and Mrs. Stoneman on Beach street.
 The following Waterbury young ladies are students at the New Britain nor mal school this year: Nellie Freney, Jennie Hayden, Agnes Quinn, Rather inc M. Bergin, Margaret M. Mcdonald, Mamie Milton, Mol1ie Lord, and Marga- |ret Lyman. The Waterbury young la- E dies at the New Haven normal school sare the Misses Nellie Devine, Mollie Ma nancy. Sadie Phalen, May Dorsey, and Louise Butler
 Miss Emily l.. Dunsing, who has been traveling abroad with Professor and Mrs John F. Schwab, expects to sail for home this month in company with the Schwabs.
 The members of the Toantic tribe, Red Men of Waterbury, have planned for q great time Friday September 19, when clam bake and field day will be enjoyed at Colonial grove, near Wood- mont. Arrangements are well under sway for the event and tribes from other sections of the state will be represented. l The feast will be one to hold in remem- |brancesfor years.
 MT. and Mrs. George Smith of Sea fAtreet, City Point, are visiting in Illi- E lnois and Denver, Col. E Rev. John H. Grant, pastor of Center church, Meriden, and wife returned from five weeks vacation spent in Nova Scotia and Amherst, Mass. MT. | and Mrs. Grant enjoyed their trip inn |mensely, and speak enthusiastically of |country.
 Burton Dibble has returned from his l visit to Springfield.
 William F. Ayres and John Smith of Hartford have returned from a trip l to Halifax, Nova Scotia, Charlottes- flown, and Prince Edward Island. Miss Amy Harris is spending month lin Toronto, Canada, with relatives. She will also visit in St. Catherines and MT. Forest in Canada, and, returning will |stop at Niagara and New York. Mrs H. W. Flint of this city is guest l of the Rev. and Mrs. William H. Knouse in Deep River. Mre FTa r1ly f11adwin and