The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-08-20

sehool She IS at present peachlng m Holyoke.
 Mrs. John Hanlon of this city is visiting her mother, Mrs. Joseph Tam many of Monroe street, South Norwalk. On Monday Mrs. Tamn1any, Mrs. Han lon and Miss Josephine Tamlnany went to New York for the day.
 Miss Louise Clark of Putnam is the guest of Miss Carrie Moore at her home on Elm street.
 Miss Julia Taylor of Stratford en- tertained party. of almost thirty friends from New Haven, Milford, Bridgeport and Stratford recently in honor of her eighteenth birthday. The event was an enjoyable one.
 Miss Kittie Keegan of Howard ave- nue, who has been spending two weeks with relatives at West Point, N. Y., has returned home
 MT. and Mrs. James C.. Dermody Of Chatfield street, Derby, returned Sun day evening to their home in this city after two months trip to England, Ireland and Scotland. MT. and Mrs. Dermody had very pleasant trip, and arriving in Ireland they, visited the Lakes of Killarney and other points of interest in that. country. They stayed l some time in England and Scotland | and visited Westminster Abbey and a number of historical places in Scotland. Edward Bernstein of Shelter street has returned from a, weeks vacation at Atlantic City. A Secretary Harvey, A. King of the | Harffnr1 nf rrla o,lf fa Clemens, Mich, Tuesday, to take the baths at that place for. rheumatism. MT. King is a collector in the general postoffice in Hartford and has been compelled to give up his work tempo rarily. He is much better than he was a year ago and believes he may obtain permanent cure by this trip. . The Rev, Dr. Levin Frank Buel of Syracuse, who is summering at his old home in Madison, preached in the Con- gregational church. Bristol, twice, Sum day. He was listened to by large audi enees. He is an eloquent man. A dele- gation from the South church in New Britain was present in the morning to hear him. Dr. Buel was born in Madi- son, was graduated from Yale in 1885, ! and is pastor of one of the large churches in Syracuse While at Yale he was for a year or more a reporter on this paper, doing excellent work. 1 Mrs. Henry Amburl and daughter Helen of l12 Edward street are spend- I ing a feew weeks in Tarrytown, N. Y. | 1 Thirty members of the Sternberg family held a reunion at -Represen- tative A. c. Sternberg's in West Hart ford, Saturday. The day was MT. Sternberg's birthday, the thirty-fifth anniversary of the marriage of MT. and Mrs. Sternberg and the seventh anni-
 versary of the; marriage of MT. and i Mrs. Brandt, their son-in-laW and daughter. A elambake was a feature l of the occasion.
 George Frye of Springfield, Mass, is spending his vacation in this city, the guest of Arthur Kelsey of Forbes ave- nue.
 | The eight families residing in the group of cottages on the point at I Woodmont- on the-S Sound Tuesday even- l ing surprised Granville W Goodsell, the occasion being the ffty-sixth anni- versary of his birth. After pro- l gramne of musical selections, MT. Goodsell was presented with very
 handsome silver and cut glass loving cup by Andrew H. Smith, the needle \ manufacturer of this city, on behalf of ] the cottagers. MT. Goodsell responded in very graceful speech. A collation. was served The company spent de- l lightful evening. l Miss Lily Carter of New Britain is in l town, the guest of friends on Elm 1 street Miss Garter will visit East River. Short Beach and other shore re- sorts before her return home.
 ! Father Aloysius of the Benedictine order of Priests. woh is located in Sa- l vannah, Ga, is spending a short time I with friends at 15 Elliott street. Druggist Frank F.. Thompson and
 Mrs. Thompson are spending a two
 weeks vacation in Springfield, Mass, I and other places. 2,s. I Miss Frieda Fichtl will return in a few days from a vacation spent in Mt. l Carmel
 l John Bergin, who has been one of a I party at Litchfeld for some time, has
 returned home. The other home mem
 bers of the party Messrs. William I Hickey and John Sullivan, will remain l there for another week or two. I Mrs. William Bridge of Sherman ave.
 nue is spending her vacation at Lowell ] Mass. < ..zt.
 Mrs. John Gardner and Miss Gardner
 of College street have returned from a two weeks stay at Block Island. \ Miss Annie Fleming leaves Saturday
 for three weeks stay at her old home
 in Pittsfield, Mass.
 Miss Marguerite F. Harris of 49 How ard avenue is the guest of Miss Doro-
 thy Schaeffer of Naugatuck for a few
 weeks at Bantam Lake, where they
 are spending the summer.
 Mir. and Mrs. Edward M Young came
 up from New York Sunday to visi, I friends here. MT. Young returned home
 Monday, but his wife will remain in I town for a few days. ,. ~- ...-.
 Mrs. Theodore Potter and daughter \ returned Tuesday from their beautiful
 country home in Ia tsLyne.
 I Mrs. w. F. Walsh and daughters Marguerite and Ruth, of 250 Lombard street, left Saturday for a two weeks
 visit with friends in New Brunswick N. J..
 l Philip Cannon announces the engage ment of his daughter. Miss Helen May
 to Homer A. Tyke. The young couple
 are receiving the best wishes of their