The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-08-19

| Frederick G. Carleton and family Of 172 Ellsworth avenue have returned home from a very pleasant stay at North Hartland. Vt.
 MT. and Mrs. George Smith. with | their daughter Winnifred and son Raymond have returned from a two weeks visit at Woodmont. 2. | Miss Anna Foot of Edgewood ave- nue has been spending a very enjoyable two weeks at Madison. During her stay the party, of which she was a member. visited the Y. M. c. A. boys in their island home. Miss Cora Bassett, daughter of John E. Bassett of 693 Dixwell avenue, who country, returned home yesterday. Miss Bassett reports having had a pleasant time and returns to her home much benefited by her stay. ... Mir. and Mrs. A. Patry of 1s3 Colum- bus avenue have returned from two weeks trip to Canada, where they have visited Quebec, Ste. Anna de Beaupre, Terrebonne and Montreal.
 MT. and Mrs. Frederick Converse of Broadway are at Norfolk for two weeks. .... ;. s .e.. .s@
 A party of young boys are camping at Oyster river, just below the Colonial Inn, in a tiny log. cabin, which they built themselves, and have named the Lone Star. In the company are Harry Stevenson, Arthur Higgins, Harry Ellis and Harry Grannis, and all are enjoy ing a pleasant vacation. Norris Os- born, who has been spending few weeks with them, has returned home.
 Miss Amelia Munger of West Haven is. spending her vacation at Ansonia.
 pr. Nettleton of College street and his three sons. George, Milton and Vic tor, started Saturday on weeks cruise in sailboat down the coast They will visit many points of interest along the way. Miss Rose Lenteska, who has been summering at Savin Rock, will return in few days to her home at 120 East 93rd street, New York city. @
 The engagement is announced Of Miss Augusta Marie, daughter of MT. and Mrs. F. William Schneider of Will liam street and J. F. Clouse of Atlanta, Ga The date for the marriage has not yet been announced
 Miss Anna OConnell of the Mendel & Freedman Co. is spending a two weeks vacation in New York. Later on she will be joined by her sister, Miss Jennie, cashier of the Gamble Desmond company. ' tssa :
 Miss Marguerite F. Harris of 49 Howard avenue is the guest of Miss Dorothy Schaeffer of Naugatuck for a few weeks at Bantam.
 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.
 Druggist Frank F. Thompson and wife are spending a two weeks vaca- tion in Springfield, Mass, and other places
 Miss Minnie Hamer of 250 Lombard street is visiting friends in New Brunswick, N. J. John Bergin, who has been at Litch- field for some time, has returned home. The other members of the party Messrs. William Hickey and John Sullivan. will remain in that popular resort for an- other week or two. s,s5.ts S,.
 Mrs. Stewart of Hartford is visiting Mrs. NJ Wolf of 5O6 Elm street for a few weeks.
 Miss Lily Garter of New Britain is in town, the guest of friends on Elm street. Miss Carter will visit East River, Short Beach and other shore re- sorts before her return home.
 Miss Mae E. Hammes of Muhlfelder's arrived in New York Monday on the steamship Minnetonca after months trip to Europe. Edward Bernstein of Shelter street has returned from a weeks vacation at Atlantic City. ) MT. and Mrs. Charles H. Ensign of Buffalo, N. Y, are the guests of Mir. and Mrs. James Donnelly of No. ITO Meadow street. Mir Ensign is one ot the leading boot and shoe dealers of Buffalo. & Miss Mae Fitzpatrick of Norwich is visiting Miss, Josephine sMcNeeney of l 160 Lamberton street.
 Mrs. William Roehfort and little daughter Catharine left yesterday to visit Mrs. Rochfort's eldets daughter, who is the wife of! Congregational clergyman in Cummington, Mass. Miss Bertha Rochfort and brother Edward arrived home Monday from delightful stay at Cummington. Miss Kittie Keegan of Howard ave- nue, who has been spending two weeks with relatives in West Point, N. Y., has returned home and reports a de- lightful time. % zs, = Miss E. Isabelle Hart of Park street returned Monday from a three weeks visit with friends at Great Barring ton, Mass. ..sS '#ss -@
 Misses Margaret and Minnie Kane of James street have returned from Mil lerton, N.Y. 5.1 Harry F. Ryan, formerly with, the w. S. Rogers Cutlery company of this city, has accepted a position with a large cutlery firm of Bridgeport. | Miss Frieda Wolf of Day street is at the Bottle house, saugerties, in the Catskill mountains. .. Miss Mildred Bothem of Jersey City
 arrived yesterday on a visit to MT. and
 Mrs. Frank A: Luckey, corner of Or ange and Grove streets.
 pr. Nathan Maher of Hartford ar-
 rived yesterday as the guest of P. $. | Bryant of Hartford and also B. $.
 Coan of Cincinnati, to visit c. R. Coan
 of the Security Insurance company of