The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-07-08

-Interesting Social Events Here and
 Elsewhere.
 Tha family of the Rev. J. H. Jackson, of Hartford, have arrived at Bantam for the summer. They will live in R. L. Rochfort's souse, south of the river. Daniel l.. O'Neill, of East Hartford, has been admitted to the practice of law. He graduated from the East Hartford high school ill 1895, acting as president of his class. He aslo gradua- ted from the Hartford High school in 1899, being the orator of his class. In 1903 he graduated from Yale college, taking a Ghigh stand and he graduated from the Yale Law school last month. This summer he will tutor a son of the general counsel of the Southern rail- road, Alfred P. Thom, of Washington.
 Edward A. Freeman has resigned as ! secretary and a director of the Sessions Clock company, Forestville. MT. Free man has been secretary of the company since it was organized in 1902. Joseph B. Sessions has been elected to fill the vacancy. .... Miss Elizabeth Hyland of Bristol, Miss Elsie Perkins of New Britain and Miss Ida Hodgson of New HaNsn, grad uates of the normal school at New Bri- tain, class of 1905, have gone to Bay view, Me.
 Mrs. Fitch L. Allen, of Norwich Town, arrived here on Wednesday, and will spend several weeks with her sis ter, Mrs. Herbert W. Hale.
 Rev. Stewart Means, of St, Johns church, New Haven, will conduct the | service at St. Peters church, Cheshire, next Sunday morning.
 MT, H. $. Anderson, of Cleveland, O., brother of Dr. w. c. Anderson, who will be an instructor in Swedish gym nastics in the Yale summer school, has l arrived here. N .....
 Professor Emerson c. Taylor and family of Lawrence street are in Princeton, Mass, for the vacation months.
 Miss Elizabeth Clancey, of Branford, has resigned her position with Mendel & Freedman and her marriage to John Dowmss, of Bridgeport, is announced for Wednesday afternoon, July 12. MT. Downes is a salesman for D. M. Read X Company of Bridgeport. ...r...
 Dr. and Mrs. J. P. c. Foster, of High street, are occupying their cottage at Short Beach for the summer. Rev. and Mrs, George H, Thomas, of Minneapo- l lis. Minn., are with them. An operation for appendicitis was performed on Mrs. J. W. Balleau, of East Haven, at her home on July 4. She is at present doing very well, and there is every. reason to look for a speedy recovery. .- Two interesting members of the Yale summer school faculty are E. G. Clapp, the champion hurd1er, who won so many prizes in the International meet in England, and Michael J. Donahue, who has been coach at the University of Virginia during the past year. A house party entertained over the Fourth of July at the home of MT. and Mrs. Charles Be1ham in Milford inclu- ded L. D., Collins of Hartford, Mrs. Franz of Brooklyn, William Sherwood and Miss Sherwood of Derby, and Mrs. Nellie Broadway, also of Derby.
 Superintendent F. EI. Golding, of the Branford l. lighting and Water Cornpa- ny, which is now the property of the ConsolidateG railway, will leave for his new home in Dayton, Ohio, about Au- gust 1. Mir. Golding continues with A. M. Young ana very good position awaits him in Dayton.
 His multitude of friends are very glad to see Dr. H. F.. Gregory in town for a few days. He has been -conva- lescing from a long illness in Litchfeld Conn.
 At Grace Methodist Episcopal church last Sunday morning the pastor, Rev. w, W. w. Wilson, D. D., received nineteen into membership, three by let ter, seven into full membership from probation and nine on probation, and baptized three adults. The Rev. c. M. Pegg, of Thomaston, Conn.,, preached at night an interesting sermon in the absence of the pastor, who preached the re-opening sermon of the chapel at Pine Orchard, where 1nle was the guest