The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-08-01

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 of the Yale Alumni Weekly, left yester-
 day for Bass River, Kent county, New
 Brunswick, Canada.
 Professor and Mrs. F. A. Gooch, of 291
 Edwards street, are spending the sum-
 mer at Gloucester.
 Miss Alice Mclaughlin will spend her vacation in Litchfield. Professor and Mrs. Charles c. Clark, jr, of 65 Grove street, will very soon move into their new home on Bradley street
 Mrs. Russell, of Second avenue, West
 Haven, is spending a few days with
 MT and Mrs. William Russell in Tyler
 City.
 Church street, has returned from short stay at Watch Hill Mrs. 0. c. Blake and son Walter, who
 have been spending the past two weeks ] in New Britain with relatives, have re turned home.
 Rev William W. Leete, D. D., pastor of the Dwight Place church, and fam lily have been obliged to give up their vacation trip to Prospect house, Suna- pee Lake, N. H.. owing to the illness of the oldest daughter, MarJory who is lat Grace hospital suffering from ty- phoid fever.
 c. w. Clark & Son are putting the slate roof on the new house for I. B.
 Hitchcock on Elm street West Haven.
 George w. Humphrey is the contractor
 E. c. Bradley & Co. have the mason work.
 Monday, Rev. A. J. Gammack will
 join Mrs. Gammack and the children at their summer home at Bantam Lake for the month of August. During his absence Rev. J. K. Jackson of Bantam will be in charge of the services. At Stockbridge, Mass, where canoe ing has become the favorite pastin1e of the young people, Miss Elsie Trow- bridge, who is stopping at the Red Lion inn while Mir. and Mrs. TroW- bridge are abroad, has become an ar dent lover of the sport. Miss Julia Tyner of Park street is visiting at Springfield, Mass.
 Mrs. Welton of Waterbury is the
 guest of MT. and Mrs. James Bishop
 at their cottage at Woody Crest. Miss Susan Hotchkiss and Miss Bris- tol have returned from Watch Hill, where they have been spending a few weeks. With her sister, Mrs. Charles
 H. Townsend, Miss Hotchkeiss will Ileave next week for the White Noun tains.
 Mir. and Mrs. Charles Cameron of
 Maple street, West Haven, have re- turned from their visit to Holyoke, ! Mass.
 An engagement of interest to society
 people here is that of Miss Mary Belle Hudson, daughter of MT. A. B. Hud- son of 800 Madison avenue, New York, I to Benjamin Ralston Roberts Coffin, Yale 1903, S., also of that city Rhoda and Mabel LettneW, who have been spending two weeks with their aunt, Mrs. Lockwood, in Sound Beach, came home yesterday to West Haven. Miss Helen Routh of Union avenue ini West Haven has returned from a two weeks outing with friends at Bur- wells Beach.
 Miss Celia Benton is the guest of MT.
 and Mrs. B. F. Richards of 65 Main street.
 Misses Helen and Josephine Williams | of EdgeWood avenue are spending a few weeks in Jefferson, Mass. Miss Annie Fitch of this city is the guest of Miss Eleanor Sanford in Litch- field, and led the german at the big
 dance at the Litchf1eld club recently.
 Miss Anna Shanahan leaves to-day for a two weeks stay in Morris. She
 will be joined by her sister, Miss Eliza
 beth Shanahan.
 Mrs. Winston J. Trowbridge and
 young daughter, Mollie, returned last.
 week from short trip to Mongolia.
 Miss Helen Hine. head of the ribbon Iidepartment in Howe & Stetson's, with
 a party of girls, will stop at the Holi-
 day house, Bantam Lake, during her vacation.
 Miss Mary Hadley is the guest of her
 aunt, Mrs. Larnard of Thompson, Conn.
 L. D. Mann, of the firm of M. Mann & Brother, and Wilton Frank of the
 firm of William Frank & Son, leave to-. day for a vacation to be spent at Mt.
 Kineo, Maine, the center of an ideal fishing section.
 MT. and Mrs, Charles IF. Conklin
 have left for the Thousand Islands,
 where they will stop at the Frontenac
 house. They will visit Montreal and take the lake route home.