The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-07-22

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 For the second time in twenty years. John E. Powers, tender at the Tomlin- son bridge, is having vacation, having left work for a rest of two weeks. He will spend his outing time in New Hampshire. Up to the appointment of a substitute tender last year. MT. Pow CTS had never taken a vacation, his outing last season being his first in al- most two decades
 William H. Morrow, one of the oldest clerks in the postoffice has obtained a leave of absence from Postmaster How arth and has started for Southern Cal- ifornia MT. Morrow seeks milder cli- mate on account of poor health.
 Mrs. William R. Deacon, of IS Woos- ter place, has returned from months stay with her sister, Mrs. A. Allen, in Boston.
 The members of the Victoria circle, c. 0. F., will give a banquet at Will cox's, Savin Rock, to their friends next Tuesday evening. Members can leave the green on any car. Tickets can be had from Mrs. Sullivan, S21 Grand ave- nue. with F. J. Kelly, Mrs. Friedman, S2S Chapel street, room |; Miss Walsh, Blatchley avenue.
 A building permit was issued yes terday morning to President Charles s. Mellen for the repairs and alterations he is making to the home of E. M. RIunson on Whitney avenue, recently purchased by MT. Mellen, The addition is to be two stories and an attic. It will have a slate covered peak roof The cost will be about $10,O0O Ritchie & Johnston have the contract for the carpenter work. D. G. Carmichael is the mason. The plans are from the office of L. w. Robinson.
 E A. Munsell, travelling freight agent for the Philadelphia and Reading rail- road in this city. has gone to the Berk- Shires for his vacation.
 James E. Alling, of West Haven, a veteran of Go. B. Twentieth Connect 5cut volunteers, has been granted a pension on disability grounds.
 Rev. J. o. Bergh, superintendent of the Seamen's Bethel on Water street, who was removed to Grace hospital "Wednesday suffering with what was thought to be an attack of appendicitis, is reported to be considerably better. A building permit was issued yester- day by Fire Marshal Gladwin to Mrs. H. Keister for a two family frame house at Sixth and Greenwich streets, to cost about s3,O0O.
 Dr. T w. Lyon and c. Tyler Lyon have left on a western trip of several weeks duration. They will take in St Louis while in the west.
 Edward | Atwater of this city, vice president of the State Business Mems association, attended the annual outing of the New Britain Business Mems as sociation at Denwick Wednesday.
 Edgar K. Parker. jr., who was grad nated from the Sheffield Scientific school recently, has accepted position with the Mexican International railroad as civil engineer. MT. Parker will be located in Durango, Mexico. He sailed from New York for his destination last saturday. His many friends wish him abundant prosperity in his new field of labor.
 Dr. and Mrs. w. c. Waterbury have gone to the Maine woods for their vaca- tion They will return in September. MT. and Mrs. Stephen B. Cook of 19 Bishop street have returned from de- lightfuI three weeks trip in Vermont. Miss M. c. Cummings of 80 Greene street has returned from two weeks, < vacation at Meadows End
 Sheldon Kincate, wife and son of Mfd- dletown have been visiting at the Smith Doolittle house. North Haven.
 The North Haven Congregational church Sunday school and the Episcopal church Sunday school will unite in a grand picnic at Double Beach July %. The trolley road is being rapidly push ed through MontoWese, North Haven, to Wallingford. The people are watch ing with interest as they expect its completion by September 1.
 George Avery of the United States heavy artillery is in town for a few days. He came here to attend his grandfather's funeral. He is stopping with his brother, Walter Avery on Peck street
 Milton MachoI and Milton Veil, who have been in Cincinnati at the Ellzs' convention, will stay for ten days at the St. Louis exposition. From there they will go to Chicago and Duluth to reor- ganize the Labb Flour mills in Duluth They will return by the lakes to Buff falo and arrive home on August 25.
 c. Fl. Loornis. the well known piano dealer, is on trip to Saratoga Ausable CIlasm, Lake Champlain, Montreal, St Lawrence river and Thousand Islands.
 Miss Helen Cooke is in Oswego, N. Y. on ten days trip.
 Miss Mae Clancy of Il Anderson street has returned from visit tC Lyme, Conn.
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