The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-09-13

in this city, has returned from his va cation spent in Bethel and BrattlebOro, Vt. He saw president Roosevelt at Bethel, where he was presented with 9 bouquet by lady ninety-four years old. Wallace Ritter and wife have return ed to this city from a summer at their cottage near Colonial Inn. Mrs. James Shannon of Bishop street and her daughter, Miss Alice. have gone to the Adirondack mountains, where they will join Mir. and Mrs. James F. Shannon, jr., of Derby. 3Ir Shannon is a prominent druggist and very popu- lar in this city. They are registered at the Blue Mountain Lake hotel and will return October 1.
 Superintendent Trumbull of the Shore Line division, Roadmaster DeMOre and Freight Agent Chapin of the Consoli- dated road. went fishing in a steam yacht off New London for mackerel on Thursday. They made a large catch. Robert Bowman, wno was accident ally shot on Labor day by Stanley Thatcher of Springside avenue, was dis charged from Grace hospital Thursday
 
 home on Blake street, and although a triie weak. is recovered.
 Thomas E. Warrington, city superin- tendent of sewers. was yesterday noti- fled that he was appointed an aide-de- camp to the G. A. R. commander-in- chief for the coming Washington en- campment.
 i The marriage of Miss Florence Ellen ! Newell and Clifford Dudley Young will take place on Wednesday afternoon next. Cards have been issued for the reception from 4:30 to 6. Only relatives and immediately friends will be present to witness the ceremony.
 l Mrs. Charles c. Dram of Main street, West Haven, is entertaining her sister, Miss May Wiggins of Wilton, Conn. | The Branford w. c. T. II. met at 3:30 yesterday afternoon with Mrs. M. NJ. Newton at her home on Prospect street. Professor c. L. Kitchel, head of the bureau of self-help, and Professor Sam uel S. Sanford, of the school of music, will return from Europe in fortnight. According to the plans of Professor Kitchel he will arrive about September 20. He is at present in Paris. He has spent most of his time in Greece since he arrived in the old world. Professor Sanford has been travelling through Eu- rope with F. J. Thompson of the Yale Alumni Weekly. They will arrive home about September 20
 Attorney A. D. Pinney, whose office is in this city, while at his home in South port couple of days ago. accidentally 1 l.; lof+ ;e physician believes that some of the cords just below the knee are ruptured. Several years ago he met with a similar accident to his right leg. MT. Penny was able ti be at his office yesterday.
 Mrs. Emma B. Pope is entertaining Miss Catherine Parker of Woodbury, Conn.,, at her home on Whalley avenue.
 Professor E. W. Hopkins and family of 235 Bishop street have returned from Madison where they have been since June.
 Walter Tucker, the young son of John Tucker, is still confined to his home on Philip street. The wound which was caused by horse stepping upon him is healing fast and he will be about in a day or two
 A coming wedding, which is of more than usual interest, is that of Wednes- day evening when Miss Olive Shumway of Alden avenue will be united in mar riage to Lewis Hale. The ceremony will be performed at the home of the brides parents, MT. and Mrs. Charles W. Shumway, 87 Alden avenue. The wedding will be a quiet one, only the immediate families and a few friends having been invited.
 Herbert Sykes and Arthur Baldwin of Branford enjoyed ride in MT. Bald. wins auto Thursday and took in the Orange sair.
 Mrs. Brace Brown Salisbury who has been spending the summer at Chautau qua, returned on Wednesday, having had a most delightful experience, ant very much benefited in health.
 The condition of Miss Celia Sexton who is confined to her home on Whale, avenue, suffering from severe case o typhoid fever, is still critical.
 w. F. Gilbert and family of 123 Col lege street, have returned from theil summer outing and are at home.
 Much sympathy is expressed at th' illness of little Marion Edgeworth daughter of MT. and Mrs. Bartholomew Edgeworth, who is confined to thei home on Harrison avenue, Branford with diphtheria.
 Mrs. A. Heaton Robertson of Bradle. street has returned from Saratoga Sh' has been absent the entire summer spending the early part with Professo and Mrs. Lounsbury at Indian Neck.
 Mrs. Edwards, the clairvoyant of Pol building, has returned from New Yorl after a pleasant visit with her daugh ter, Isabel, who starts for California with her theatrical company.
 G. A. Griswold and George Swan at tended the fair in Orange Thursday MT Swan returned to his home il Woodbury after having been gues here for the past week.
 Miss May McGuinness of 160 Portsei street is spending two weeks witt friends in New York.
 Mrs. Torrance CoyIe and daughter Miss Mae, mother and sister of Fran cis Coyle of this city, who will take par in the White Minstrels" Saturda night, called on relatives in Branfor Thursday.
 Ernest Barbato, driver for the Con