The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-08-19

Dr. Paul Stetson of Blake street, who has been spending part of his vacation at Pine Orchard, will return to West vile to-day. Later he will return to his work as one of the assistant house physicians at the Connecticut hospital for the insane at MiddIetown. Miss Lillian Carter of New Britain is spending portion of her vacation with friends in this city. Edward Flaherty of Whalley avenue and Leonard Miller of Jewell street left Sunday for weeks vist in New York | city and vicinity. 1 Miss Anna Dwyer has returned to her | home in this city after having spent a very pleasant vacation of two weeks with friends and relatives in Kent, this state.
 Miss Mabel Vaughan of Fountain street is ta Newfane, Vt, during this month.
 Miss Lena Horton, Miss Julia Brod- erick and Miss Grace Hilderbrant of West Haven have returned form Cres- cent Beach, New London, where they spent a very pleasant week in company with some New Haven young ladies. Governors day they spent at Camp Keeler.
 | Frank E. Frisbie and his daughter, Miss Leila Frisbie of S5 Clark street | have returned from pleasant soJourn at Asbury Park
 The St. Aloysius T. A. and B society has just selected the following dele gates who will represent it at the an- | af TOf1naHfi- cut Total Abstinence union in Stam- ford, September 16: President James F. Brennan, Bernard E. Lynch, An drew McGarty and James Duffy.
 The Saturday afternoon whist club of Branford enjoyed an outing to Stony Creek yesterday with short dinner at the Three Films house.
 The annual reunion of the Coe fam fly will be held at W. T. Goes in Dur ham next Thursday.
 Among the guests entertained by MT. and Mrs. H. Guy Linsley at Pages Point, Sunset Beach, were MT. and Mrs. Frederick Tomlinson and niece. Miss Alice Seeley of Bridgeport, MT. and Mrs. B. M. Prescott and guest, Mrs. Parker of Hartford, Mrs. Laura Crane Robinson, William Lanyhier and Dr. Porter.
 A letter has been received here from Miss May Strong, who is in Atlantic City with her father, T. P. Strong or Durham, stating that MT Strong's health is little improved. Miss Smith of East Haven, a pupil of Mrs. Clara B. Forbes, organist at the Congregational church, Branford, sang the offertory in very creditable manner last Sunday. The young lady is only fifteen years of age and shows much promise.
 Rev. T. E. Davies of this city, we'll known in Chester, preached at the Chester Congregational church Sunday, not as a candidate however.
 Mrs. Crane and daughter of Lawrence street, who have been visiting in Bur lington, Vt, Montreal and Quebec, have returned to their home.
 Mrs. George Smith of Stevens street, Norwalk, is the guest of Mrs. Cornelius Ballard of this city, formerly of Nor walk.
 MT, Totham, clerk at Bishops phar- macy, of State and Humphrey streets, is spending his vacation at Bantam Lake, Litchfield.
 Mrs. Elmer Knowles and daughter, who have been visiting Mrs. A. L. Meigs in Durham have returned to this city
 Driftwood, the beautiful summer home of Mrs. Amelia Douglas, the ar tist at Stony River, Short Beach, hav- ing recently been completed, is now open to visitors, and a rare treat in art is presented
 Mrs. Andrews of Wallingford is vis- iting her mother, Mrs. Albert Sander son, in Durham.
 Quite number came from Branford to Olivet Baptist church, Sunday, to hear Rev. MT. Gallaher of Brooklyn, who was formerly pastor of Calvary Baptist church.
 Mrs. w. c. Newton of Durham has returned from New York state, where she has been visiting for three weeks in the vicinity of her former home.
 Miss Lulu Stockwell of Wharton street, West Haven, who has been spending her vacation at Block Island, has returned to her home. Mrs. Bryan, widow of the late Mar shall Bryan of this city, is with her daughter spending week or two at the home of her brot Frederick Bryan, in Watertown.
 Mrs. George B, Johnson, of Whitney avenue, leaves to-day for the Adiron- dacks. She i'll be the guest of MT. and Mrs. James c. Johnson, of New York, at the Sagamore, Long Lake, for the month of September.
 Miss De La Mater, of Catskill, arrived Saturday for her annual summer visit with Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Graham, of Elm street.
 Miss Carrie Thomas, daughter of Amer Thomas, the expressman, returned Saturday from a few days visit with friends in Collinsville.
 Miss Katherine Stevenson was back at her work in the Westville postoffice, yesterday morning, after a delightful vacation in Litchfield.
 Harry Marvin of Central avenue and Lee Wilson of this city will spend a week on farm in Kent.
 Mrs A. S. Redfield of this city is wis., iting with MT. and Mrs. Richard An drews in Clinton.
 Russell Reed of Alden avenue and Edward Arvine, the son of Attorney E. P. Arvine, are at South Manchester.