The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-09-22

D6uIScnlalQ TOT HGLIuUIS' 4AeS VIII be abroad several weeks.
 Miss Marjorie Milford left yesterday morning for P0ughkeepsie, where she enters Vassar for the second year. Miss Natalie Zacler also went to Vassar' yesterday.
 N. O'Connor and family of Vernon street are visiting friends in Homer, N Y.
 Daniel Piercy of Pittsurg, formerly of this city, is here on a business trip for a few days.
 Charles Ott, foreman of Fresenius' brewery, and his daughter will journey to Cincinnati, where MT. Ott will at tend the brewers convention.
 Courtlandt H. Trowbridge sailed yes- terday morning on the Deutschland for a short time abroad.
 Judson Torrey, who sustained such severe injuries in Portland while trim ming 8 tree, his right wrist being frac- tured and his left arm broken, and some of his ribs injured, is getting along remarkably well, but it will be several weeks before he will be able to do much.
 Dr. and Mrs. Edward c. Greene have returned to their home in Detroit, after having spent a portion of their wedding tour with MT. and Mrs. R. J. Donnelly of Avon street.
 Mrs. John Trumbull of Hartford is the guest of her daughter, Mrs. Fred erick Sexton of Westville.
 Highway Commissioner Macdonald of this city has been in Bristol inspecting the new roads that have been conplet- ed during the past year with state money. He complimented Selectman Condon on the work and told him the roads were kept in excellent condition. Selectman Condon said that he would advertise for bids for the construction of the new road on Church street in Forestville soon.
 The Star of Light lodge, s. O. B., will give a Halloween dance in Music hall on Tuesday evening, October 31. Scul- ley's orchestra has been engaged.
 Mir. and Mrs. Charles Frohlich cele- brated Saturday evening in Allingtown their twentieth wedding anniversary. Vocal selections, also photograph and zither solos, were rendered, after which refreshments were served. The happy couple were the recipients of many val uable presents.
 The Merry Owl assembly have made arrangements for dance to be held in Lenox hall, Friday evening, October 20. Naughton's orchestra will furnish the music.
 Miss Cassie and Miss Nellie Doran who have been the guests of MT. and Mrs. James Delehanty of Clinton ave- nue for two weeks, have returned tc their home in Brooklyn. | The social season has begun in earn est amongst the fraternities. Int Queens Daughters announce harvest festival to be given in the armory or the evenings of October 5, 6 and z. The proceeds resulting from this festiva will be devoted to the aiding the Isis ters of the Holy Ghost"
 Mrs. c. P. Root of .Lenox and Mrs John N. Root of Pittsfleld are visiting Mrs. J. A. Stevenson of 3S Townsend avenue.
 Prof. and Mrs Henry R. Lang, wh, have been spending the summer il Spain, arrived home Wednesday on tn Princess Irene.
 Mrs. Caroline B. Buell., president O the State Woman's Christian Temper ance union, will be irl'charge of dele gation which will go to Los Angeles Cal, to attend national convention 0 the W. C.. T. U to be held October ? to November 2. The railroads hay granted reduced rates.
 Mrs. Hollis and family of Westvill have returned from Bradley Poin where they spent the summer months.
 G. E. Thielcke has resigned his posi- tion as piano salesman for the loca branch of the M. Steinert & Sons G in Danbury and has come to New Ha ven to commence a course of study i the Yale medical school.
 Mrs. Frank c. Boynton of Georg street is the guest of Mrs. E. A. Rob erts of Brookline, Mass. Mrs. Dwight Moore of Westville ha returned from a two weeks visit wit , friends in New York state MT. and Mrs. Frederick s. Root als sailed from Genoa on the Prinzes Irene, and are no wat their home her,
 Mrs. H. H. Hemingway and Miss N L. Hart will leave soon for Souther California, where they will spend tn winter.
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