The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-08-07

Mrs. Thomas H. Trowbridge of S5S Temple street has opened her house Tn LitchfieId for the summer.
 Mrs. J. H. Marsh, wife of the Whal- ley avenue druggist, and their daugh- ter, Miss Eva L. Marsh stenographer | for the Greist company, will leave to- day for Cabot, Vt.s for three weeks stay MT. Marsh's son, Ralph J.. has i been at Cabot for three weeks. He Will | accompany his mother and sister nome after their vacation is over. Major Edward M. Clark and wife are enjoying an outing for week or two at various summer resorts. Soon at- ter his return home Major Clark will leave for Arizona to look after his gold mining interests there.
 A former resident of Westville, Mrs. Sarah Williams, now of Troy, N. Y., is visiting old friends here. At present she is staying with Mrs. Hull of Whal- ley avenue.
 Thomas Murphy of Valley street has resigned from the employ of the west Rock Paper Mill company with whom he was employed for thirty years.
 N D. Clark has gone to the White Mountains, where his father was the first guest of the season to register as stated in the White Mountain Echo among the clouds.
 Harry Whitaker, organist of the Center church, will offlciate at the or gan at St. Paul's church, Wallingford, Sundays, August F and "A.
 Mrs. Sara Hoadley and daughter Jes- sic with Miss Adelyn Ely, have been spending two weeks with MT. and Mrs' E $. Thatcher of Housatonic, Mass. They also visited Great Harrington Lenoxs and Stockbridge, and all spent one day huckleberrying and six of them got seventy-six quarts of the berries. They drove about eighteen miles and snerlt the day on Bear Mountain. The connuany was very much pleased With the beautiful scenery of the Berkshire Hills. Mrs. Thatcher formerly lived Tn New Haven at the corner Of state ana Olive streets She married last March and moved to Housatonic, Mass. Her husband is postmaster of Housatonic' Miss Ethel Chamberlin of Providence, R. r. Is visiting her cousin, Miss Viola Goodwin of First avenue, west Ha- ven
 Dr. T. H. Russell, assisted by Dr. E. C. Beach, performed an operation on Tracy Clark, the son of MT. and Mrs w. E. Clark, in Milford, for appendi- citis yesterday morning. The child IS ejght years of age, and the operation was very successful.
 John T. Roberts of Forestville has accepted a position with the Tehamte- nee Rubber Culture company or Coat zacoalcos Mexico, and he is to be sec retary and treasurer. MT. Roberts is tc receiye a salary far in advance or that penerally received by young men Of his age.
 Miss Minnie A. Porter of TAO Portsea street. is spending the summer 1T Litchfield. For the past season she mas been teaching school in Amend Onloh She has accepted a position ln sharor for the next year as her health VII not permit her living in New Haven Her many friends will be pleased t' know she will be at home for her birth day, August H.
 Professor and Mrs. Williston Wake of this city are spending the summer il Brattleboro, Vt., at their old home daughter. Elizabeth, was born to then on Saturday.
 Mrs. Leveritt Goodyear and son, Ar thur. of Richard place, West Haven have gone to Lake Bantam for tw weeks outing.
 Mrs, Frederic Penney and son Fred eric of Alden avenue have gone | Vermont, where they will spend tn remainder of the summer with friends Judge Golfer of New York is visitin with MT. and Mrs. H. E. Gladwin c Lester street, West Haven.
 Dr. James D. Sears and family hay returned from stay in Monroe.
 MT. and Mrs B. H. Willard are enter taining their brother, Ralph Willard Rinshanaton, N. T., at their home 0 Campbell avenue, West Haven.
 Miss Phelps, who has been Vlsltln her brother, Dr. c. D. Phelps, mas f' turned to New York.
 The engagement of Miss Katherir M. Dieter, daughter of Mrs. Margue If Dieter and the late Otto Diette to George Reichel, is announced. M1' Dietter and Mr. Reichel are members Trinity Lutheran church.
 Mrs. F. c. Sherman, accompanied [ her son, Edward F. Sherman, left ye' terday for their summer home at Glel wood. Mass to be away till Septemb i. They will be joined later by Charl D. Sherman.
 Judge John M. Hall, president the New York, New Haven and liar ford Railroad company, is at presel in the Adirondacks, where he W snend the remainder of his vacation President Hall has been travelling ov the country and will now settle doV fn the mountains. He will resume h duties as head of the Consolidate road on the first of September.
 Mrs. Eliza Lewis and family ot Ba nett street have gone to Milford, Whe they will spend the coming two wee with friends. MT. Lewis is employed the Southern New England Telepho company and is on his vacation.
 John M. Richards of West Haven returned to his home on Main stre from a successful business trip throu the south.
 James O'Connor of Blake street, W is seriously i'll at the New Haven ht pital is reported as still improving ia MT. O'Connor is suffering from a were case of blood poisoning.
 MT. and Mrs. John Ryan. with tn daughter and two sons have return