The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-08-01


 Mir. and Mrs. Charles Kimberly will | spend the month of August at Hotel New Point, Amityville, L. l., leaving for there this morning.
 Colonel Theodore H. Sucher, manager of the Springside home, left yesterday morning for New York, from whence he will go to Atlantic City for a stay of few days. Colonel Sucher's family has been at the famous ocean resort for two weeks and they will return with the col onel on Monday.
 Miss Belle Lautenbach, of 327 Howard avenue, has gone for a weeks stay at Saratoga Miss Hattie Lautenbach, of the same address, has left to spend two or three weeks with friends at Atlantic | City.
 F. Gilbert Vaughan, of 59 Fountain street, who has been employed in the electrical business at New Rochelle, N. Y, returned a few days ago to his home in this village where he will spend his vacation.
 Frank D. Rood, clerk in the gover- nors office, with his family, will spend the month of August at Clinton Beach, where they have taken a cottage. 1 Fred O'Tell and family, of Branford, and the OTen family, of New Haven, will occupy the Higgins cottage at Sun set Beach, Branford, during the month of August.
 Miss Charotte Chrittenton, of Phila- delphia, Pa., is the guest of MT and Mrs. Anson Root in Woodbury. Frank J. Kinney, of Branford, left yesterday morning to play with the Edgewood baseball nine in Woonsocket, R. l., yesterday.
 Mrs. Julius Allen, of Woodbury, was taken very i'll while visiting her mother, Mrs Atwood, in New Haven last week. MT. Allen was sent for and will remain until his wife is better.
 J, F. Crangie, of the Valley farm, Simsbury, will be judge of poultry at the Branford Agricultural fair to be held in September.
 W. Richard Upson, of Chestnut ave- nue, Waterbury, left Wednesday for Providence R. l., where he will assume the duties of acting manager of the Providence office of J. l.. Mclean & Co.,, of New York, brokers, whose New Ha- ven branch is conducted by MT. Tanner. This is well earned promotion for MT. Upson, who for some time has been as- sistant to F. o. Peabody, manager of the Waterbury office of J. L. Mclean & Go. The new position will entail a great responsibility upon MT. Upson, who, though only twenty years of age, has displayed remarkable ability in the above inc.
 Miss Annie Wallace and brother, from I Northampton, are the guests of the Wallace family of Rogers street, Bran- ford.
 Miss Marian F. Nichols, of New Ha-
 ven, is the guest of Miss Edith Trow- bridge, of Highland avenue, Naugatuck Mrs. Sarah Perry, of New Haven } owner of the Naugatuck hotel property was in Naugatuck Wednesday. Mrs. Charles A. Tomlinson, Miss Kate L, Tonllinson and Edward Tomlinson l of Milford, are spending few days ir , Hoboken, N. ]. the guest of Mrs. The I odore Smith.
 l The following Connecticut people are l registered at hotels at Mount Washing l ton, N. H.: Harold Conn, Middletown
 Miss Winifred White, Hartford. A. l.. Hall, of Wallingford, has con
 tracted to furnish Chaplain Phillips, 0 the Second regiment, c. N G.. with ( , horse for the weeks encampment at Nj = antic. Chaplain Phillips has also en a gagged Wash Broadwell, of Wallingford
 as body servant. Wash is very mucl
 elated over the honor thus conferret
 upon him.
 y MT. and Mrs. William Wilgus an 5 child, of New York, are guests at tn y home of Mrs. Wilgus' father, Horac IL Minor, in Woodbury. 'e MT. and Mrs. Henry F. Terrell pre- $ sented their infant daughter. Edna Jo '' sephine, for baptism at St. Peter is church, Cheshire on Sunday morning e They are this week entertaining MI o and Mrs. Henry s. Terrell, of Mort d Haven.
 k Howard Minor, of Woodbury, is en n tertaining his brother, William Mino and family of Albany, N. Y. S Miss Medora Frost came to New Ha n ven Wednesday to spend some tim 'e with Mrs. N. s. Platt. n Miss Bertha Rice, of New Haven,
 visiting Mrs. Clayton Peck in Cheshir
 Mrs. Julius Cowles and daughter, Gle
 dys, of Woodbury, are spending sewers
 days in the Catskill mountains. 'h Miss Mary Williams, of Cheshire, ha
 been in New Haven for the past fe l. days, the guest of Miss Helen Doolttl ts Mrs. W. F. Rowland, of New Havel re is spending a vacation in Granby, stal + ping at H. W. Eggleston's. 1e Miss Juliet c. Peck, of 67 Central av' ls nue. the we'll known Lowell scho lg teacher, left Westville yesterday mori m ing for Providence, R. l., where she wi xt spend the remaining weeks of her sun ll- mer vacation.
 Ut Miss Mamie Renehan, of Naugatuc at is visiting friends in New Haven. tS Mrs. c. F. Sanderson and daughte U Miss Hattie, started Wednesday for
 months tour of the White Mountains.
 The Rev. Frederick D. Buckley, de
 tor of Trinity church, Waterbury, al
 his family left town this morning for months vacation, most of which tin !, will be spent at Lake George. Durir 1 the absence of the rector the Rev. Ere -. erick H. Mathison. of Shelton, will ha oo charge of the parish. in Miss Reech, of Brooklyn. N. Y, WI -ai has been visiting Mrs. I. Hand, of