The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-08-07
avenue left yesterday for a few week

avenue left yesterday for few weeks vacation.
 R. N. Smith of this city is spending a few days with friends in Portland.
 A pleasant evening was had at the home of Frederick Lane of 65 Barnett street Tuesday evening, the anniver- sary of his thirtieth birthday. The eel ebration was in the nature of surprise party at which many of MT. Lanes friends were gathered. Halls orchestra furnished the evenings music.
 MT and Mrs. Howard B. Bidwel of Wells avenue, East Hartford, are spending a short time in this city.
 Mrs. William Bahr and children, Ray mond and Gladys, of Mechanic street, are spending a few weeks at New Mil ford and Litchf1eld.
 Mrs. E. M. Umberfield of this city is the guest of her brother, Merwin W. Futile, in Wallingford.
 Miss Ethel Manwaring of this city is the guest of MT. and Mrs. Frank W. | Prince, at their cottage at Cosey Beach. Miss Edna Sims of this city is visit ing Miss Jennie Brown in Berlin.
 Mrs. R. o. Cheney and daughters of Hartford are at Indian Neck, Bran ford
 Mrs. Daniel Sharpe of Branford is planning for 6 lawn party to be given at her home on Rogers street on Mon day evening, August IS, for the boys of l the Sharpe Look Out association.
 The customary Saturday evening hop given by the Jolly Ten Social club of | Branford at Pawson park will be post poned this week until Monday evening, August II.
 Mrs. Mary Simpson Lamb is visiting her mother, Mrs. Alice Simpson of Hill- side avenue, Branford. Mrs, Lamb was
 in former years one of our most suc- cessful and enthusiastic teachers. She has been connected for some time with the schools of Norwich and is now prin- cipal of one of these.
 Dr, E. K. Roberts of this city, who sailed recently for Europe, writes that
 he arrived safely and is already gain ing the health he went in search of. MT. and Mrs l.. B. Newton of this
 city are visiting friends In Oakville. At
 present they are stopping with Mrs. R
 Es
 They will remain about a week. They
 formerly resided here and their many
 friends welcomed them back to the viii
 lage and were very pleased to see them
 Miss Ruth Jacobson of this city, who
 has been visiting friends in New Jer'
 sey and Brooklyn, has returned to thi: city
 Senator Kennedy, who is staying witt
 his family at their summer home II Woodmont, was in Naugatuck Monday During his stay he presented the will O ! Mrs. Rose Welch for probate, and re turned to Woodmont in the evening.
 Mrs. Emily H. Babcock of Washing . ton, D. C., mother of Courtland Bab , cock, who has been visiting at tn Boulder in Oxford for about eigh
 weeks, left Monday for Chicago, wher = she is to visit her son, Dr. Robert } Babcock, at his summer residence Green Lake, Wis. pr. Babcock is on " of the best known physicians Of ou 5 country. Being totally blind make him noted, not only on account of hi
 prominence as a specialist in heart an lung troubles, but because he has nc
 had his sight since early childhood -i Professor w. O. Atwater of Yves T 1eyan has been entertaining a dis Il tinguished guest from abroad, the Hor
 S, Gotot, Japanese governor of the Isl 5 and of Formosa. F. Furuya, a wealth
 New Yorker, has also been guest
 Professor Atwater. They came hel e ,1non invitation of Professor Kintar Oshima, who is at present employed b E Professor Atwater, in scientific inve' s tigations regarding nutritious value: 'I Professor Oshima is pefmanently COT
 nected with the University of Saporo y Japan. Governor Goto's visit to tn country is suggested by desire
 familiarize himself with our method 'l and manufa ctruing development for u 's benefit of the Japanese government. will spend several weeks in this coul try,