The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-08-28

River street, stenographer for Church
 street business firm, has returned from
 a very pleasant vacation which was
 spent in the Berkshires.
 The family of D. R. Hawley of Farm
 ington are spending a few weeks at Woodmont.
 MT. and Mrs. L. G. HoadIy and
 daughter with Mir. and Mrs. E.. J. Hoadly of Hartford are at Saratoga
 Springs, N. Y.
 Miss Lillian Rudolph of Blatchley
 avenue is the guest of her cousin, Mrs.
 P. Smith of Cheshire s5a
 Mrs. Charles A. Fenton of this city, who has been visiting her aunt, Mrs. c.
 l.. Norton of Abbott avenue, Water bury, and Mrs. Lucy Post of West
 Main street, Waterbury, has been called
 home by the sudden illness of her hus-
 band. .-a~. .s~-.....
 Miss Elizabeth Chamberlain, who has
 been the guest of Miss Tyler, at Pine Orchard, has returned to Morris Cove.
 She will leave to-day for Bethlehem,
 N. H., stopping at the Uplands, where
 she will be Joined by Mrs. James l..
 Johnson of Springfield. tr @ MT. and Mrs. George S. Toucey of Waterbury have returned from 8 two weeks vacation at the Colonial Inn,
 West Haven, and at J. N. States cot tage at Pine Orchard. MT. and Mrs. Louis Fowler of this city and three children are visiting MT.
 and Mrs. George w. Nichols in Bloom field. TT,
 ss tE4{I- F4z5 gsS 4 .g. Miss Carrie l.. Donovan and brother Arthur are sojourning at the Scotch Cap camp at Prospect Beach. Their sharpie Scotch Cap is in commission
 at the camp. Miss Mabel Spang is also a guest at the Scotch Cap camp at Prospect Beach.
 There is a movement on foot to es- tablish in Connecticut a medical organ ization similar to the New York Celtic Medical society. and steps have been
 taken toward drawing up constitu- | ton and bylaws. The New York so- ciety is formed of leading physicians I of Irish nationality, and its benefits have been large. In that state many l of the most noted physicians are of ! that race. Connecticut also has large
 number of physicians who would be eligible to such an organization.
 E. Green, manager for R. s. Pagter's shoe department, has left for ten days trip to Winsted. Carl sheldrick, clerk at Woods & Sons, accompanied him. 8, 5#' x.
 Mrs. Emma Heath has returned home to Montville from visiting her father, Edwin Pfxley. Her home is in this city
 Robert R. Chamberlain of the Cham
 berlain Furniture and Mantel company has gone on a weeks cruise with J. A.
 Morse, Arthur Welles and Argall Hull.
 After leaving New London they will sail to Shelter Island, later touching at many points on Long Island. @# Mrs Murray of New York, widow of General Edward Murray, is visiting o. B. Grilley and family at their home in Prospect. x
 Miss Watson and Miss Alma E. AL then of 5f Stevens street have returned
 from very pleasant vacation spent in
 Bridgewater, NeWtoWn, and other towns of Connecticut. s. An explanatory tour Of the State of Connecticut is to be made in behalf of the members of the Ancient Order of United Worknen, who are much work ed up over the possibility of having their assessments raised and Increased within a few months. Member of the grand lodge of Connecticut led by 1 Grand Mastre Workman R. G. Demer- est, and accompanied by Webb Mo- Nail, the past supreme master work
 man, who will come to this city to-day to attend the committee meeting satur- day afternoon will make the tour. | Dr. and Mrs. Drake of New York city made a flying trip to Branford Tuesday Miss #Mollie Drake of Glow l ersville, N. Y, who has spent the sum-
 mer with her grandpa in Branford, left for home Wednesday accompanied
 by Dr. and Mrs. Drake. Miss Edith Drake went down to the metropolis yes- terday for a few days stay. 4.3. ; Miss Margaret Mitchell of Waterbury and Miss Mary H. Burke of ogdens-
 burg, N. z, are spending some little l timesin this city l Miss Kate Hill, formerly teacher at
 Moose Hill, Branford, has been ap- l pointed to the North Guilford district
 school and will teach there next year.
 Miss Hill is visiting her aunt on Rogers street, Branford and has for her guest
 Miss Marie MacDougall of North Guil- ford.
 The Rev. Dr. Calvin B. Moody, wife land daughter, arrived in Bristol from
 Syracuse Tuesday evening; 5Dr. Moody will at once begin his duties as pastor of the Congregational church. l Bishop Goodse1l left yesterday for Ocean Grove, N J., where, with others, he will revise the Methodist hynlnal. Monday or Tuesday the bishop will ! leave New York for a two months l trip through the vest z. Ex-Senator Spencer, now school fund commissioner for Connecticut, will again spend Sunday with H.zJ. Granger at cottage Baystate, Short Beach. Miss Grace Srnallfnan of this city is visiting Miss Hazel Drake on West 1 Main street, Norwich. ..@ The Shelton family will hold it's an- l nual reunion in Bridgeport at the home of Mrs. w. E. Beers, Thursday.
 A little informal musicale will be I given at Miss gBostwick's studio at Short Beach this evening, conducted by
 Frank Whitaker, organist of Center church. R. .%
 Miss Clara Travis of Shelton was ma rried fo D w Cahil1 of this cityi