The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-09-15

index finger Of her left hand so badly
 cut Saturday morning that she had tC
 go to the Emergency hospital where fl
 was amDutated.
 1 Miss Alice Rockwell of 1s Richard
 street has gone to Waterbury for few
 weeks vacation. She is the guest oi
 Lawyer Wood and family.
 Charles s. Mersick has just purchas-
 ed the Wallace place at Pine Orchard
 and proposes to make some extensive
 alterations on it. The Wallace place
 IS regarded as one of the finest on the
 shore front. Among other things Mir. | MeTsick proposes to build a sea wall in
 front of the place. During the present 1 season he has occupied Dr. EggIeston's cottage.
 Charles Harrison, the clerk in the
 Westville postoffice, will leave for his two weeks vacation to-day. Mir. liar rison will visit friends in Massachu- setts
 A. F. Rockville of 16O Richard street has accepted position with the Young Mems Christian association of this city
 Mir. and Mrs. Ledyard Hastings of Morris Cove have left for a two weeks visit to Poughkeepsie, N. Y.
 Benedict NJ. Holden, an attorney whose residence is Bristol and whose office is in Hartford was here Satur- day in the interest of former Senator Noble E. Pierce who is a candidate for the democratic nomination for attorney general.
 It was officially announced by the management of the consolidated Board man and Hillhouse football team that Dr. Samuel M Hammond has accept ed the offer made to coach the team this season.
 The death of ex-Governor Andrew leaves the following living ex-gover- nors in the state: Charles R. Ingersoll of New Haven, 1S73-77; Thomas M. Waller of New London, 1SS3-8; Phineas c. Lounsbury of Ridgefeld, 18S7-s9; Morgan G. Bulkeley of Hartford, 1SS9- 93: O. Vincent Coffin of Middletown, 1SS5-97; George F. Lounsbury of Ridge field, 1S99-19O1.
 Mrs. Edward A. Chittenden of East River. accompanied by her daughter Mabel, was the guest of friends in Mys- tic Friday
 Edward Farley of Westville who has been employed in Waterbury during the past three months, returned Friday ev- enlng. He will remain in Westville, where he has secured new position.
 Miss Hattie Shunnway of this city is spending a few weeks with Mir and Mrs. D. c. Hara at their home on Phil 1 lip street.
 Mrs George H. Watrous and Miss Maud Watrous returned from Europe on Thursday after an absence of nearly l two and half years. They are now staying at Grove hall, but will soon | open their Whitney avenue home.
 Mrs. Rosabelle Frushour- Lines, the 1 we'll known concert pianist and teacher l of 4SO Winthrop avenue, has returned | rom her summer vacation spent at Hotel Champlain, Maquam Bay, Vt. md will resume teaching Wednesday, l September r.
 Miss Trefry of Edwards street is the suest of Miss Murviel Beckwith of Smith street. West Haven.
 Frank Dole, proprietor of the Edge wood kennels, returned to his home on 3lake street, Saturday morning after a uccessful trip into Rhode Island. Mas achusetts and Canada. MT. Dole took string of his finest dogs and won many ribbons and cups while away.
 Mrs. William Frolich who is i'll with yphoid fever, is reported as being much better.
 The engagement is announced of Miss fary Philips Barker of Pittsf1eld, Mass, Henry Goodyear Day of this city. Elbridge L. Howe continues to m- rove, and is gaining daily.