The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-08-17

day for a vacation trip with Mrs. Ed ward Stevens of Forest Hill, Mass.
 Max Leichter of Loonlis' Temple of Music returned after most enjoyable vacation in Maine.
 Miss Anna Killoy of 65 Daggett street left Saturday for ten days vacation to be spent with her sister, Mrs. Flynn of Derby. l Commander and Mrs. Daniel B. Hor- ton left for Boston Monday with the post and will stay with MT. and Mrs Childs, Ss Park street. Boston. 1 Cornelius T. Driscoll of this city is registered at the Elsrnere, Laurel Beach. 1 Mir. and Mrs. George R. Tucket of 20 Edgewood avenue left for Boston Mon- day morning. M A
 Miss Amelia Wood of sonners Is spend ing week in this city. -~-
 Mrs. Matthew Gushen and the Misses Isabella and Lizzie Halstrunk. who Ihave been visiting with Mrs. E. p. Wiley of Spring street, left on Monday for New York. a~5@
 James c. Hyde of s2 George street is sick at his home.
 Mir. and Mrs. c. J. Monson, jr.. left last Saturday for summer trip to Sheffield. Mass. .-....- s,
 Dr. P. s. Hatch, who has gone to Can ada to spend his vacation, expects to return about the first of September T. A. Kirby. Ned spalding, Herbert Griest, Mansfield Moore. Edmund Jeff lcott and Dan Nelson returned Saturday lfrom their weeks yachting having yis- lited Fishers Island, Gardner's Bay, Sag Harbor and other points of interest Ialong Long Island sound and report a most enjoyable time,
 Miss Clara Nettleton of 1247 State lstreet left Saturday for ten days va Ication to be spent at Ivoryton, Conn.
 Harry 0viatt of Meigs & Co, has re- turned from two weeks delightful va Ication spent with his mother in Yer Imont.
 Miss Margaret Conway, who has been Ispending week in this city has re- turned 10 Waterbury,
 Philip Bourn of Hartford IS visiting his aunt, Mrs. F. F. Knous of 265 Bas- sett street.
 Miss Katherine MacDonald of Water lbury is spending her vacation at Nor iris Cove.
 Among the honored G. A. R. men at lthe depot Monday was George w, War lner of the 20th c. V, who lost both his farms at Gettysburg by shell from a Union army gun, which exploded and wounded him. Comrade Warner did not feel able to go to Boston, but came to lsee the boys off and send his daughter, Mrs c. B. Williams and his grand daughter. Miss Alice Williams to par ticipate in his place, to Boston.
 Misses Katherine and Alice Colwell have gone to Pittsfleld, Mass, to spend la two weeks vacation.
 John c. North was in town Saturday. MT. North's family is spending the lsummer in Newtowi, and MT. North spends as much time as possible with them. Among other sojourners at New town for August and MT. and Mrs. IGeorge e. Powning of this city.
 Ray Hemming of Howard avenue is < convalescing from his attack of typhoid fever.
 Miss Annie Dunigan, who has been lspending the past two weeks in Water town, has returned to this city.
 Dr. Rawlings, P. F. C., of Howard avenue, left Monday for Boston.
 MT. and Mrs. Bernard Mcclure and family of Prince street have returned from two weeks stay in Morris.
 George Stock Is visiting his mother land sister in Waterville
 E. c. Patchen, bookkeeper at Treat & Shepherds, will spend his two weeks lvacation at New Preston and Lake Wa Iramaug.
 Louis D. Mann of the firm of M. Mann < Brother, and Milton Frank, of the William Frank company. have returned after a two weeks trip to Maine
 William Barnum and family of sher- man avenue are at sheffield, Mass, for the summer.
 William Bruce Haynes. the well known baritone, is spending weeks vacation at the home of his parents In lNiantic.
 i, First Selectman M. P. Rice of Bran ford is sufferer from the very preva- llent malady, ehills and fever. Not in many years have there been so many cases of chills and malaria as this year in the town.
 Miss Bertha. H. Watrprs of this city is visiting friends in Chester, Conn.
 Mrs. John H. Morton of Branford is convalescing from a recent illness and hopes to be able to leave for St. Louis next week
 Mrs. H. M. Tower and Miss Mary Hill are visiting Mrs. George Stevenson of Newton Heights, Mass, for the week
 The Daughters of Isabelle gave their second summer dance at Lighthouse Point pavilion last evening. Miller's or chestra played for the dancing. MT. and Mrs. V. T. Hammer and sor of Branford left yesterday for stay irl Sudbury, Mass.
 ] Quite few New Haven people are at tracted by the charms of Morris and al , Daisy Cliff farm and Mrs. Alvord's New Haven guests are prominent in social life. Last Friday night a pleasant dance was given to which all the New Haven girls were invited. Misses Shan. ahan have just returned from a, two . weeks stay at Daisy Cliff farm and the Misses Farrell and flanagan left fol Morris Monday. MT. and Mrs. Mcclure and family and MT. and Mrs. Menz Jeff also on Monday. Next week the Misses Mary and Elizabeth Hugo will go, al