The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-09-07

weeks, has returned home.
 Mrs. Matthew T. Gaffney and daugh- ter Gladys. of 42 William street, left Saturday for a months visit with rela- tives in Norwich, Conn.
 MT. and Mrs. J. J. Shanley and Miss Lucy E. Mccormick are at Greenwood Lake, N. T., for a short stay.
 MT. and Mrs. O. M. Shepard with their daughter Katharine, who have been at Pine Orchard. have gone to the Sinclair house at Bethlehem, N. H., for a short stay.
 Mir. and Mrs. Ralph s. Pagter Of 133 Dwight street. with their two daugh- ters Bernadine and Jeanette, who have been stopping at Pine Orchard for the summer, return home to-day.
 MT. Greene Of Westville, returned home yesterday from his two weeks vacation trip to Boston and Albany and down the Hudson river.
 William E. Chandler and daughter, Miss Frances Woods Chandler of this city are guests at the home of MT. and Mrs. w. R. Kimball at Enfield, Mass.
 Mrs. Albert Hine and Miss Hine of Lawrence street arrived home Monday from :; five weeks stay in the White mountains. Mir. Hine spent several weeks with them
 Mrs. Josephine Fitch of AS George street is visiting with her daughter, Mrs. Lemuel Hopton Of Plainfeld, N.J.
 Judge and Mrs. J. M. Hall and Miss Hall of Hillhouse avenue have returned from short stay in Boston.
 MT and Mrs. Jacob F. Goodl1art re- turned home yesterday afternoon. They have been spending the month of Aug ust in Maine.
 MT Goodhart's health is much bene- fitted and he has entirely recovered from the nervous breakdown which he suffered as a result of the arduous la bors incidental to the trial of the fam ous Belle Smaller suit against the Rev. Q. s. Bullock of Stratford, in which MT. Goodhart won brilliant victory.
 MT. and Mrs. James F. Campbell of 19S Alden avenue have returned from convention of the agents of the Mu- tual Benefit Life Insurance company, held at Gloucester, Mass. There were fifty agents of the company present with their families. The agents were the guests of Colonel Sidney Hedges, state agent for the company in Massa- chusetts.
 MT and Mrs. Henry English of Hill house avenue, with their children, who have been at the Grand View house, Lake Placid, N. Y, for some time, ex- pect to remain there throughout Sep tember
 F. F.. Clark and Raymond Crockett, both clerks at Sargent & Co.'S, are spending their two weeks vacation at the St. Louis exposition.
 MT. and Mrs William P. Futile, who have been at Morris Cove for the past two months, expect to open their Elm street house this week.
 Miss Anna s. Flood and Stephen A. Mccormick of 4S William street have returned from months vacation spent with relatives in Pennington.
 William Langzetelle of Whitney ave nue is able to be out after a five weeks illness, which was caused by ptomaine poisoning from eating canned goods.
 Mrs. Elsie Dickerman and Miss An |nie Carroll came in their handsome new automobile Monday from Water bury and called on Miss May Dennis of this city, who had a ride to savin Rock and back, having highly enjoyed their trip. They also visited the Orange fair
 Miss Katherine E. Keenan of 295 BlatchIey avenue has gone to St. Louis for three weeks. Upon returning she will make her home in New York city. Mrs. Walter Triton and children and Mrs. Albert Triton of Whitney avenue have returned from a sojourn in the country.
 Miss Lillian Sutliff of 112 Edwards street, who for several weeks past has been visiting friends in Springfield, East Berlin and Southington, returned home Monday
 pr. Charles H. Zimmerman, instruc- tor in Latin at the New Haven high school and one of the enthusiastic golfers of the Country club. is expect ed to return in few days from Evans ton, Ind, where he has been for about six weeks.
 The fall term of Mt. St. Joseph's seminary of Hartford will open next Monday, September 12. The class next year promises to be a large one.
 MT. and Mrs. John J. Lane spent Sunday and Labor day at Manhattan Beach.
 Msr William s. Kingsley is in Stock bridge, where she is the guest or a shor ttime of Professor and Mrsr. Hen " W. Farnam.
 Mrs. Clara Norton Barnes of Hart ford, formerly of this city, has just re- turned from abroad, where she has been studying in a leading hospital in London. Msr Barnes has bought the beautiful old Garvan place, and ex- poets to open a private hospital. Mrs. M. E. Osborne of 92 Dwight street has returned from a short trip to Washington, Conn.
 The Misses Emma and Marion Dick erman of West Chapel street have re- turned from the White mountains, and are now spending month in the coun- try. They will return to the city early in October.
 Mir and Mrs. George Edmondson and family of 8 Bishop street are occupy