The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-08-24

Interesting SOeinI Events Here and
 Elsewhere.
 Mrs. A. Lettney of West Haven left Monday for Toronto, Can, where she will join MT. Young and make a visit of two weeks with Mir. Young's moth- er She will return to West Haven for a short visit before returning to her home in Richmond, Va.
 Mrs. E. G. Sargent and Miss Addie Black returned to this city Tuesday might from six weeks tour of the west. They visited several of the large cities and many places of interest, Nor timer W. Sargent entertained them in Camden, o. They are the guests of MT. and Mrs. J. s. Munger of Collinsville, near Buffalo. ... .E....
 The Wallingford Liquor Dealers as- sociation has elected John F. Downey and Philip Wieneman delegates to the Wine and Liquor Dealers association state convention, to be held in this city next month. ,.- f....-...q-.l.
 Robert Reilly of the postotfice will leave Saturday night for two weeks vacation to be spent in Boston and Pennsylvania. ..".. .... ..'
 Attorney and Mrs. 0. H. D. Fowler of Wallingford left yesterday morning for Cottage City. .-.@~,-- .- ..
 J. A. Savage, manager of the shoe de- partnent at Mendel & Freedmans, is spending his vacation at Amsterdam, IN. Y. .s >-....'.....s s,......... ..
 Among the New Haven people spend ing their vacation in Madison are Miss Emma Neirus and Harry Field. * s-.. c. F. Annett, who has been appointed superintendent of the Western Union Telegraph company in this city, has just returned from the isthmus of Pan anna, where he had charge of construct ing the telegraph line for the Panama Irailroad B. A. Cruts1ey, formerly of Ithe New Haven office, has been ap- pointed manager of the office at Spring. field. : ...f
 Dr. and Mrs. c. c. Smith have return ed from ten days stay at the Hotel l Willard, Brockhurst, Lake George .s
 George Austen has gone to Asbury Park. N. J., for a few weeks.
 Miss Mabel F. Allen of Lawrence street will return home soon after a de- llightful visit with friends in Mantle, Conn. .-.. .:......s.
 Another party of Tracy men will come to this city Saturday, where they will take passage on the auxiliary yacht Helen, owner George Kay, of this city, for two days fishing trip.
 k Miss Edna Smith of 95 Howard ave- nue is entertaining Miss Catherine Lor- ling of Melrose, Mass.
 Mrs W. J. Alien of Lawrence street lis the guest of her sister in Bristol for several weeks,
 Edwin S. Todd, secretary and treas- urer oe Clark Brothers Bolt company, Southington, has leased the Cowles place on South Main street, Plantsville, and will move there the 1atter part of this month.
 Miss Charlotte M. Sparks of 99 How ard avenue is spending her vacation at Saratoga.
 Miss Frances Barney, teacher at Skinner school, is spending her vacation at the White mountains.
 Judge Edward N. Willard of Scran- ton, Pa, one of Pennsylvania's most noted iurists, is at the old home in Madison. .... t'~ +5,A
 Miss Lilly Carmichael is spending her vacation in the Berkshires. -r4%
 MT and Mrs. Thomas Fisher of Har- Dor street are rejoicing over the arrival of a baby boy at their home Monday.
 Willard Pierce has returned to Clin- ton from a visit to his uncle, Dr. Charles Farnham of Dando1ph, Mass,