The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-09-01

ton of Miss Elizabeth Blckford' teacher in the Hillhouse high school, who has gone to the Newton, Mass, schools. and of Miss Blythe Peck, who is 10 retire from teaching the coming year.
 MT. and Mrs. Frederick W. Mills and family, of South Manchester, came last Saturday to Pine Orchard, where they will be the guests of c. D. Holt, of this city. =+
 Miss Kfrck, of Hamilton street, and Miss Williams, of Branford, have re- turned from a pleasant vacation spent in Litchfield. s=s. -fgz-s...
 The annual reunion of the Second Connecticut Heavy artillery will be held at New Milford September Il. The din- ner will be served at the New England hotel.
 Mrs. William R. Davies and son George, of Brooklyn, who have spent the past three weeks with William R. Davies. of IF Olive street, have return ed to their home. s &
 The announcement of the marriage of Miss Alma Leighton, of this city, and Arthur H. Graves, of Hartford, was very pleasant surprise to a large circle of their friends in this city. The we'd ding occurredin Boston week ago, the ceremony being performed by Rev AL len B. Cross, of that city. Mrs. Graves had for several years conducted a pri- yate. school at the corner of Whitney avenue and Grove street. Mr. Graves was for two years an instructor in Miss Leighton's school, having charge of the college preparatory course. Recently he became an instructor in the Yale School of Forestry, and during the past three months has been engaged in the summer school class work in the forests of Pennsylvania under the direction of Professor Tourney. Mrs. Graves, it is understood, will not abandon her school and MT. Graves will continue his work in the forestry school. They will reside in this city. .ass 1a.-s.
 Miss Florence Hollenheck, of English street, has returned from tour of New York state, including stays at Pough- keepsie, Albany, CatskiIl, Hudson and New York. d.
 Robert Wartman of g Pond street, a teamster,' was struck by trolley car early yesterday morning and received a scalp wound and several bruises on the legs. His injuries are not very se- rious. @
 At Grace hospital last evenig it was stated that the condition of Mrs. s. A. Lewis was as favorable as could be de- sired. As yet there have been no devel- opments which would seem to indicate any. internal injuries and her friends hone for her ranid racoVerv D. B. Bedell formerly of the I. J. Walder company, has assumed the management of the Menter- RosenbIoom stores on Church street.
 Miss Stella Strouse, who has been stopping with a party of young ladies at Bantam Lake, has gone to New York city to live. The other members of the party, Misses Rose Berman, Lena Barr, Mae Hughes and Margaret McNamara, have returned.
 MT. and Mrs John Lausen and son, John Lausen, of New York, are guests of MT. and Mrs A. H. Lausen, of New street.
 MT. and Mrs. J. Wilder Howe, who have been summering at Cheshire, will leave in a few days for a months tour | of Canada.
 ''The Milk Maids Recreation will be given on Thursday evening in the West Haven M. E, church parlors under the auspices of the Epworth league of that church. Elbridge L. Howe and family have re- turned from New Hampshire to their home on West Chapel street. "ss
 Miss Hattie Reynolds, of West Ha- ven. is the guest of Miss Deln1ar Sauires at her summer home in Green port, l.. I. s
 Miss Florence Hall of Columbus ave- nue. has returned from visit in Mid dletown. TX ~. MT, and Mrs. James D.. Tucker and Miss Alice Tucker. of West Haven, have returned from a visit to Winchester and New Hartford. sE." | William H. Hackett, for nine years an instructor in the Hilltouse high school, left yesterday morning for Hol- yoke for the purpose of comforting with the board of education of that city and trustees of the Holyoke high school in regard to the principalship of that in stitution, which is at present vacant MT. Hackett's application was sent to | the Holyoke school board last week | Friday. and his friends in this city hope that he will be able to secure the posi- tion. 's5Es | The male employees of the Edward Malley company will render their last
 half holiday memorable by a dinner at Double Beach Friday. | Mrs. Henry schey and Miss Schey,, of
 New Britain, who have been the guests l of MT. and Mrs. c. L. Blake, of West Haven. have returned to their home af- | ter a pleasant stay. TIA 65 | Miss Mary Moran, of Troy, N. Y, is visiting her brother at 6S Winchester avenue. t Mrs. George F. Brooks, of West Ha-
 ven, left yesterday for a visit in New
 burg. N. Y. % | Miss Mae Hammes has resumed her
 duties as designer at Muhlfelder's after
 a very delightful trip to Paris and Ber- | lin. %5 X Mir and Mrs. Hosley Hodges, of West
 Haven, have returned from their trip to | Westfieid. F. ' Miss Mary E. White, of Davenport
 avenue, left yesterday for two weeks stay in Boston. .& 1 Mrs. John Wilkinson and Miss Mae l Wilkinson, of West Haven, who have
 been the guests of relatives in Brook lvn. have returned after very pleasant stay.
 l Horace Sherman, usher at Malley's, is
 spending a few days at Lake Wara- maug.