The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-08-25

and grocer, is visiting her sister, Mrs. Abendschein, of New York.
 pr. W. c. Welch, the well known physician, has moved his residence from A College street to A Dwight street, corner of George street. He will still retain his office at his old residence A College street.
 Dr. Willis c. Ailing, of BIO Orange street, who with his family has been on an extended trip this summer. are expected home to-day. The genial doc tor has had most pleasant and restful time and comes back with renewed health and vigor to resume his large practice here.
 Miss Ina Van LooVen, of Winthrop avenue, and a party of girl friends will return to-day from a trip to Massachu- sets.
 Miss Lillian Crafts, of Rochester, N. Y, who has been visiting Mrs. A. R. Bill of Ward street, will return home tomorrow.
 Bennett Baldwin, of Carmel street, returned yesterday from a visit to Brooklyn and the shore resorts in the vicinity.
 MT. and Mrs. Arthur H. Graves have returned from Milford, Pa, where MT. Graves has been instructor in the Yale Summer School of Forestry. Mrs. Graves leaves to-day for Portland, Me, to visit with relatives. She will also make short visits in New Hampshire, returning to New Haven about the mid dIe of September for the opening of her school, corner of Grove street and Whitney avenue.
 Mrs. Lewis c. Smith has gone to Bethlehem, Conn.,, for her vacation.
 Mrs Flora Burchhardt, of Lawrence street and Miss Frieda Gensbauer, who are having an outing in Bridgeport, will go to Woodbridge to-day
 W. R. Garde, of this city, has gone to Andover, Mass.
 Miss Jane Hughson and cousin, Miss Prue, of Holyoke, Mass, are at Block Island for the remainder of the sum- mer.
 Mrs Thomas Ryan and daughter, AL ice. have returned to their home on Fountain street, after a several weeks visit in Norfolk.
 Irving E. Futile, of 94 Henry street, leaves next Saturday morning for . visit to the St. Louis exposition.
 The nephew of MT. Thomas Ridge, of Philip street, who came east from Illi- nois, is i'll at his uncle's home.
 Miss Caroline Kelly, of 26S Lloyd street, left yesterday for a three weeks stay in the Catskill mountains.
 Miss Jennie Clingan, of Burton street, is visiting friends in Greenwich.
 Mrs John G. Parker, of Madison, is |spending a few days with the Misses Creevye Of Wall street.
 Homer Gulliver and Russell Miller have gone to Short Beach, where they will spend a week blue fishing, etc.
 Mrs. Charles D. Page, of SS Maple street, is. quite i'll at her home.
 Mrs. R. A. Young, of Brooklyn, is staying with her sister, Mrs. M. J. Ford of Valley street.
 MT. and Mrs. George Field, of Sher- man avenue, returned Monday evening from an enjoyable vacation at PoWnal, Vt.
 Miss Carolyn Hyde, of Willard street, is home after a three weeks vacation spent in Franklin, N. Y.
 Miss Helen Bradley, with Howe & Stetson, is enjoying a few weeks vaca- tion. Miss Bradley left for Torrington yesterday.
 Mrs. L. c. Hollis and family have returned to their home on Fountain street. They have been summering at Savin Rock.
 MT. and Mrs. Orry Mortimer Shepard yesterday issued invitations to the mar riage of their daughter, Lua Louise, to MT. Robert Hugh Crawford, of New York city The wedding will take place at Pine Orchard, the summer home of the shepards, at four o'clock on Wednesday afternoon, September IA. The guests will go down by special car attached to the train leaving here at three o'clock, and return on special car leaving at seven. o'clock.
 MT. and Mrs. Philip Cornish, of Davis street, who have been in England for the past two months, are expected home Friday.
 J. H. Scharff and family, in their houseboat, left the Branford harbor yesterday, and after a few days stay at Morris Cove will sail away to their home in Hackensack, N. ].
 Edwin Cooper, of Windsor, is 8 guest at the home Of Mrs. Jared Warner of Whalley avenue
 John Donnelly had one of his fingers cut off at the first joint yesterday at the Winchester plant in New Haven, where he is employed. The lad is com fortable, but will be laid up for some little time. '~s
 Mrs. John German and children have been visiting friends in Norfolk.
 Miss Inez Smith, who has spent six weeks with her aunt, Mrs. Harriet Pal mer, left yesterday to join a party of friends at Hawks Nest beach.
 Miss Margaret Tucker, of Philip street, has returned from short trip to Hartford.
 7 E. J. Alling, Smith c. Wheeler, G. w. Cable and R. c. Robinson attended the annual reunion of jurors on Wednes- day. Miss Lillian Geary, of Fountain street, is spending vacation in New York city. "N %' & Messrs, E. J. filling, w. B. McEwen, F. w. Hubbell and Franklin Nichols, of Oxford, will attend the reunion of sur- viving members of the Twentieth regi-