The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-08-12

Miss Anna Belle Hinman. who has been the guest of the Misses Gruener of iOrchard street for two weeks, has re- iturned to her home in New York city.
 Tracy, the eight year old son of Alr. and Mrs. W. E. Clark, of Milford, who Twas operated upon for appendicitis by DT. T. H. Russell, of New Haven, as- sisted by Dr. E. C. Beach, last Wednes- day. is getting along nicely.
 Mrs. William A. Wright, of No. S9 Beach street, wife Of Attorney Wright, with her daughter, Miss Vtra. sail for Europe on the steamer Rotterdam Au- gust B. Miss Wright has studied two years in Paris and returns to take a course in the University of Paris. Frank s. Slosson, manager of the R. G. Dun Co.'S office in this city, has re- turned from his vacation spent at Camp Woodbine. L. l., with a party of Bridge port gentlemen. They entertained last Sunday the governors staff. who are at Camp Keeler, Mantle, this week, in- cluding Major Freeman Of New London and Major Marigold, postmaster of Bridgeport.
 Lucius Mansfield, of Chattanooga, Tenn, is visiting with his cousin, Frank | Mansfield, of this city.
 MT. and Mrs. Theodore Root, of Ma pie street, Bristol, have returned from a months outing spent at Sachem's Head in Guilford.
 Miss Mollie Corbett, with P. J. Kelly & Co.,, and Miss Catherine Corbett, have gone on a two weeks vacation to Rock away.
 Mrs. Frederick c. Norton returned to her home in Bristol for a weeks visit with her brother in Branford. Mrs. George A. Beers and her son, G. Alden Beers, have also returned from visit Ito Mrs Beers former home in RoXbury.
 E. I. Rice and family of Springfield, are visiting his parents on Quinnipiac avenue
 Professor and Mrs. Franklin B. DeX- ter and daughter, of New Haven, are stopping at the Hillhurst, Norfolk.
 MT. and Mrs. M. Sonnenberg, of Chapel street, will leave on Wednesday for stay of several weeks at Saratoga.
 MT. Harry Schlene and MT. Louis Veil, of the Edward Malley company, ! nave IcIulllcu IlOlItC d4tSl IItAHA4lSo GESAA% a. week at Albany and Atlantic City.
 Mir. and Mrs. Richard Allardt, of Chi | cago. were guests of Mrs. Dayton at Bradley Point Sunday.
 Miss Bessie Reidy, of Washington avenue, has returned to her position af- 1 ter months vacation.
 Miss Katherine O'Brien, of New York, is visiting her sister, Mrs. James Toole, at the Momauguin, Cosey Beach.
 MT. and Mrs. L. M. Phelps are visi- l ting in South Deerfield. Mass, from there MT. Phelps will go to Augusta, Maine.
 MT. James G. Johnson and MT. Ed ward struble Johnson, of New York, were the guests of MT. and Mrs. George B. Johnson, of Whitney avenue Sunday 1 Mrs. S. Decatur Brown and daughter, Anita, of 61 Edgewood avenue, are spending the month of August in Beachmont, Mass, beautiful watering place near Boston.
 Attorney Edwin s. Thomas, of the law firm of Lynch & Thomas, left yesterday morning for Lima. O., in the interests of several clients. who have oil interests in that section of the state. He will be away about ten days. 1 The annual reunion of the descend ants and relatives of Oliver and Horace Lanfare, which was to have been held at the old homestead at Lanfare's cove on Wednesday. August 6, has been post poned until Wednesday. August IS. The call for the national rogue tour | soi, ooT- T1or ming Monday, August IS. has been is- sued by the secretary, N. l.. Bishop. Play will begin the first day, contrary to the procedure of former years. but 1 late arrivals can enter up to Wednes- ] day forenoon. The regular annual meeting of the association will be held at a. m. on Wednesday. Miss Jennie Gardner and Miss Nellie Beckett of New York city are visiting at the home of Mrs. J. P. Smith, 94 Dor mar street.
 The Sarsfields have issued invitations to friends to attend camp on Friday, 1 August 15, which is governors day. The invitations are signed by the fol- | lowing committee: Lieutenants F. O. Laf1in and w. B. Spencer, Sergeant r. | J. Sweeney and Privates c. J. Guinan, J. T. O'Conor, A. M. Mcdonald and T. R. Callahan.
 l Miss Miriam Harris of Boston is visit ing Miss A. Edith Campbell, formerly of Boston.
 Miss Hattie Cassidy and Miss Tillie Wellhouse, of Dixwell avenue, left yes | terday morning for Saratoga, where they will sojourn for two weeks.
 MT Frank C. Dayton and daughter, Mamie, joined Mrs Dayton and family at Washington, Conn. over Sunday.
 Rev. and Mrs. George B. Cutten, of Howard avenue, have left for short stay at the residence of Mrs. Cutten's parents, Westfield, Mass. Rev. MT. Cutten last Sunday occupied the pulpit at the Central Baptist church in that | town.
 l A letter has been received from Julius I4aske, who is stopping at one of Ger manys watering places, telling that he is enjoying his sojourn there immensely. 1 He will leave for home next Thursday on the steamer Columbia. Miss Emma Reynolds of York street, | West Haven, has returned from her wis., it to her sister, Mrs. Bohen of Washing l ton, p. '.
 | Alderman John Hine, who has been to Cleveland, O., on business trip, has returned.
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