The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-09-27

MISS E. camp VIII AchuAh LANAAt AtSA trips in the Rocky Mountains and visit in Denver, Col. October 3.
 Miss sidonia A. speh of 66 Grown street has returned after a pleasant visit of over a week at the residence of Mrs. Frank F. schaffer of Spring field, Mass. Carl speh. her brother, left yesterday for Springfield, but will return for the opening of college.
 Mrs. J. J. Hasson of this city is spending a two weeks vacation with friends in New York.
 Raymond Fowler of Branford is the guest of friends in Ivoryton, where he has been visiting for several days.
 Prof. J. J. Dunn, instructor of Gaelic at the Catholic university at Washing ton, addressed the first meeting of the o'Growney Gaelic school, and gave the pupils many useful hints in the study of the language. A session will be held every Sunday evening in the Emmet club hall, Boardman building.
 John Hart and Charles Monk, both of whom are employed in Wilford's mark ct. Branford, bought yacht last week and hauled it, us to MT. Wilford's barn on Saturday for the winter.
 For the first time since the begin ring of his illness several weeks ago, favorable reports were yesterday re- ceived from the home of James F. Donahue, assistant janitor at the city hall. MT. Donahue is suffering from 8 complication of complaints, of which rheumatism is the most serious, and his return to his duties is not expected for some time.
 Weather Forecaster L M. Tarr and Mrs. Tarr have returned from a months tour in the west. At Peoria, III, MT. Tarr attended the third na- tional gathering of the forecasters of the United States, about sixty being present. MT. Tarr met Professor Cox of the Chicago weather bureau, and ID. H. Emery and MT. Bauer, formerly in charge of the New Haven weather ob- servatory. Forecaster Tarr took part in several of the debates, which were of great interest this year.
 Miss Laura Hoadley of Branford left yesterday for Ithaca, N. Y, where she will enter Cornell for a special course.
 Henry Forcheimer of Mobile is the guest of Harry w. Asher, former col lege friend of his.
 Miss Mae Toole of $40 State street left yesterday for a trip to St. Louis 
 Miss Ruth Razee of Branford, a graduate of Mt. Holyoke college, took charge of the fifth grade, Center school yesterday Since the illness of Miss Perry, Miss Eugenia Milford has been substituting in this room.
 Wilson H. Lee, president of the Chamber of Commerce, started yester- day for Chicago, where he will attend Publishers association, which will be held in that city on Wednesday, Thurs day and Friday. MT. Lee is vice presi- dent of the national association.
 Among recent New Haven visitors at the exposition in St. Louis was Pro- lessor T. D. Seymour of HilIhohse ave- nue.
 Andrew Roberts of Dickerman street left recently for Providence, where he will enter Brown university
 William Carroll, paymaster at sar- gent & Co.'s factory, and John Nc Gowan of the Register, have returned from a two weeks tour of Massachu- setts.
 Miss Esther Payne has returned to her home on Howard avenue after a summer at Shelter island.
 Miss Clara Ortman of Park street, who has been travelling in Germany and France, will leave Hamburg Sep tember 30, and will be at home to friends October 9.
 Miss Sidney J. Thomas of Howard avenue will return to Boston this week to continue her studies in Emerson college. Miss Olive Pratt of Stony Creek will also enter Emerson.
 J. Anton Eichmann of BIT Orchard street has returned home after an ex- tended tour of three months through Germany and Switzerland. Mrs. Eich- mann and daughter, Beatrice, will re turn the latter part of October.
 E. s. Norton, secretary and treasurer of the Peck & Bishop Co.,, and Mrs Norton left yesterday for a ten days trip to the St. Louis exposition.
 MT. and Mrs. S. J. Schollhorn of 351 Crown street left Saturday for triI to Montreal, Canada, from which they expect to return Wednesday or Thurs day.
 Miss Bertha Lenox of Winthrop ave. nue has returned from a two weeks visit with friends in Boston.
 The jolly barn party given by MT and Mrs. J. J. Kennedy of Rosette street netted SIS for Sunshine.
 Miss Carolyn Donovan has reached Norfolk safely en route to Atlants from Havana. Alter a visit to Mobile and New Orleans she will return to hel home, BIO Dixwell avenue. Miss Rose O'Brien, the noted con, tralto, has been engaged to sing at z Women's club assembly in Orange, N J., wednesday, October 5. Miss O'BrieI spent the month of August among g colony of musicians at Beclet, Mass. and returned with renewed vigor ant ardor to her position in Center church choir, New Britain.
 Mrs. J. c. Scoville of Kimberly ave. nnue is enjoying a visit to the St. Louis exposition.
 Mrs. F. L. Robbins of State street is