The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-08-04

Dr. A. B. Smith and wife are home again after a most delightful tour of rivers and lakes with the Raymond & Whitcomb Co.,. the party going up the beautiful Hudson to Albany, Alexan- dria Bay, Thousand Islands, Ridean Lakes, to Ottawa, down to Montreal, Lake Champlain, Lake George, Sara toga, Hudson River, New York.
 The Rev. James J. Gleeeson of East Hartford is entertaining his niece, Miss Margaret Murphy of this city. MT. Gleeson is a brother of Captain Gleeson, the grocer on State street. cor ner of Osborn street.
 Dr. William J. Butler of Howard ave- nue was called to attend William Glover Saturday afternoon. Glover is a hostler employed at Blakeslees, the contractors, and while hitching one Of the horses was kicked in the stomach. Glover was put out of business for about half an hour, but came out of it all right. Aside from complete knock ing out for a few minutes, he was un- hurt.
 Michael Dunn of Manchester, one ot the oldest residents of the north end, is seriously i'll at his home as the result of shock. Physicians are in attend anee and his recovery is doubtful. His
 Y oS fhHra Thursday.
 Mrs. Clarence Brewer of East Hart ford is visiting in this city.
 The Rev. William A. Woodford, rec tor of Trinity church, Seymour, is en- loving months vacation, spent upon farm owned by his senior warden, Lewis A. Camp, in Morris. This is MT. Woodford's first vacation since he en- tered the ministry.
 F. B. Perkins, clerk in the office of Chief Engineer Ingersoll of the Consoll- dated railroad, has returned from two weeks jaunt to the Truro country in Nova Scotia, where he had some fine sport fishing for salmon trout. He caught twenty-seven two days running. l.. l., Jackson, a stenographer in the same department, IS HOW IdhtuS Aio N"- cation on Long Island.
 The Ladies' Aid society of the Burn- side Methodist church, East Hartford, rendered to Mrs. Almeron W. Wick man at her home in Woodland, a few days ago, lawn party and presented to her a beautiful gold lined berry spoon. Mrs. Wickham will remove to this city in a short time, where MT. Wickham has secured position as superintend- ent in a paper mill. Mrs. Wickham is a prominent member of the society and takes great interest in it's work.
 The Clover club, consisting of Miss Agnes Beecher, Miss Marie Reilly, Miss Josephine Sullivan, Miss Alice Wilson Miss May Beecher, all of this city, and Miss Katherine Mcdonald of Miami Fla, left Friday for Morris, Conn.,, tc several weeks at this delightful resort in the heart of the Berkshires. Bath ing, golfing and fishing will be the prin' cipal recreations of the party, especially fishing, as several of the young ladies are expert handlers of the rod.
 Roy F. Duff1eld of Hollis, L. l., is wis iting his aunt, Mrs. M. E. Peck, at Wa terside Clinton.
 Governor Mel .ean and Dr. George II Knight of his staff are at Poland Springs, Me.
 Miss Margaret Dunley of Orchard streeti is spending three weeks vaca tion at Newport and Providence, R. l.
 Mrs. Frank Anderson and children O Brooklyn, N. Y. are visiting Mrs Thomas Anderson of Clinton.
 Attorney James E. Wheeler nas pur chased srom the Ell Whitney estate piece of land fronting 125 feet on Edge hill road, which runs off Whitney ave nue.
 Letters received in Norwich b. friends of Mrs. David Dwight Well announce her engagement to John | Allcroft of London, the youngest son 0 the late John D. Allcroft of Stokesa Court Shropshire. Mrs. Wells wen abroad last winter to recover from tn shock of her husbands sudden deat from typhoid fever. It was understood however, that she intended to retur and make her home in Norwich. Tn wedding will take place here in sep tember and will be very quiet.
 Among the New Haven people at tn ss5s PlalnVllle cdIIlp llleeIlHS are tIIS loi lowing: Grace cottage, New Haven MT. and Mrs. William Graham an family, MT and Mrs. E. F. Beach an family, MT. and Mrs. F. A. Lockwood Jr, Mrs. c. E. Stoddard, H. s. Hutchir son. East Pearl street church, Ne' Haven-Mrs. A. W. Russell and daugh ter, MT. and Mrs. E. E. Cooper, son an daughter, MT. and Mrs. James H. T Baum and son, Miss Emma Dray ( Wallingford, MT. and Mrs. Eugene Hill Mrs. Andrew. Epworth church, Ne Haven-Mrs. Leopold, John Henderson wife and daughter, Mrs. Wardell, Spe cial Constable Covert Miss Barnacl West Haven-Mrs. H. B. Hartley, Mis Flora Stiles, Mrs. E. M. Lindley, MT E. M. Ufford, Mrs. G. B. William Mrs. M. Williams, Mabel Williams, MT John Warner, Mrs. George Carr, Lill Mosher.
 Miss Florence Haberlin, who has bee visiting Miss Alice Cronan of ComptC street for the past two weeks, has Y, turned to her home in Pawtucket, R.
 Mrs. Burton Wright Of Clinton gaN a charming heart party at her cottat at the Hammocks on Wednesday afte noon. Mrs. Wheeler of this city toe first prize.
 Mrs. Joseph Haury and daughte