The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-09-10

in Durham. Mrs. T. Attwater Barnes is at the Mt. 1 Washington house, where she has been l a guest snce August 19. MT. and Mrs. l Amos Barnes were at the Waumbek, l Jefferson, N. H. Rev. B. F. Kidder, pastor of the l Methodist church in Winsted. received l thirteen probations in full membership 1 in the church Sunday.
 Miss Alpha w. Barlow, teacher in the 1 Williams Memorial institute, New Lon l don, has returned from her summers 1 stay at her home in ths city.
 J. H. Taylor and family. of the firm of Futile, Morehouse & Taylor, who have been staying at Woodmont during the summer, are back in town. Mrs. Earl Kenyon of this city spent Sunday with Miss Julia Burrows in New London. Mrs. J. H. Smith of Lawrence street, l | who has been at Litchfeld since early | Il July, one of the home corners of 1 the week. Mrs. Nellie Congdon and her son have 1 returned to this city after weeks visit with Mrs. John Fratus in Lyme. Miss Anna Drake and Miss Florence Peck have returned from Southampton, L. l., the home of Miss Drake. who will remain as the guest of Miss Peck dur ing her mothers absence in Newton, Conn. Mrs. Frank W. Holbrook of Eld street is entertaining her friends, Mrs. NJ. G. Honeyman of New York and Mrs. An nie Mcfarland of Savannah, Ga.
 MT, and Mrs. M. F. stanhope of Dur l ham are home from weeks stay in this city. 1 w. E. Britton, state entomologist, with his family, have returned from a months visit in Surry, southern New Hampshire.
 l Henry Mccarthy, who has been an engineer in the employ of the Nagatuck division for over thirty years. has ten dered his resignation and will give up work as a locomotive engineer on &C., count of impaired health. | Mrs. Edwin H. English of 390 Prospect street, who has been in Bethlehem. N. H., the entire summer, is expected home to-day.
 Mrs. L. F. Bailey of this city, former resident of Middletown, who has been visiting in that city, returned home Mon- day.
 J. w. Kinney, the builder. with his family, of 19 Park street, who have been of the summer colony at Woodmont are back in town.
 The third annual reunion of the Pike | families will be held at the United Estates hotel, Boston. September 30, and October 1 and ,. At the last renion of the family the attendance was over 300 adn at the coming reunion it is expected the number will be larger.
 Mrs. Lucy Fernald of Westville, who was detained by illness from going to Hollis, N. H., left Monday and will be with her daughter, Mrs. Hyde of Center street, West Haven, who has been spending the summer at Hollis. | John Campbell is seriously ill at the home of Henry Taylor on Central ave- nue, Westville. MT Campbell is a we'll known teacher and was spending few days as the guest of MT. Taylor, when he was taken i'll. All symptoms now point to appendicitis, but as the ail- ment is not far enough advanced it's na- ture cannot be determined yet. Miss Winnie Brennan of the Charles Monson company has returned from her tvacation. Her time was spent mostly at Torrington with friends. 1 Miss Flossie Richards of First ave- nue, West Haven, left yesterday for | Wilbraham, Mass, where she will at- tend school She was accompanied by her mother, who will remain several days with her
 | Mrs. Charles Henderson of Hartford is visiting her daughter, Mrs. James Mustarde of 94 Crown street.
 Misses Eugenia and Flora Hall, who have been spending two weeks with MT. and Mrs. c. W. Harra of Philip street returned Monday to their home in New ark, N J.
 Mrs. Grace Brooks of Brown street, West Haven, has been spending few days with her son at RockaWay Beach.
 George Munro of Audubon street has been spending a few days with his brother at Cheshire.
 Hasey Kelley of this city, who has been the guest of Walter Skiff of Smith street, West Haven, has returned home.
 Miss M. Roley of the Charles Monson company has retrned from three weeks vacation spent at Lowell, Mass.
 MT. and Mrs. Rogers of Gloversville, N. r., are the guests of Mir. and Mrs. D. l.. Lasher at their cottage at Orien- tai park
 Roger c! Bruce and family of 80 Crown street have returned home from Woodbridge, where they have been Stavinp for several weeks.
 Frank Smith of Third avenue, West Haven, has gone to New London for visit of two weeks.
 Christian Gutbrod, the Chapel street tailor, who is at present recuperating his health at Warren, Litchfield hills, has been much benefited by the change of air. He has gained eight pounds in weight.
 Miss Fife Hills of Washington ave- nue, West Haven, has returned from her visit to Hartford.
 Former City Auditor Edward McCar- thy, and family, are home from six weeks stay at Saratoga.
 Edward Veazy of the Charles Monson company, who spent the month of Au gust along with his family at Branford Point, has returned home.
 Max Schwartz of 124 State street re- turned Monday from a three weeks A..