The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-07-21

Dr. Willis G. Alling, the well known and popular physician Of BIO Orange street, started Wednesday morning on his usual summer vacation trip. He will go first to Sebago Lake, Maine, and af- ter a resting spell there he will proceed to the White mountains. During the present summer the doctor has labOred unremittingly in behalf of his many pa tients in this city and neighborfng towns, and has fairly earned the much needed rest and recuperation which he hopes to get. His hosts of friends wish for him the best kind of a time. and hope when he returns in September that he will be in the best of health and spirits.
 Henry P. Erwin, assistant manager of the Yale Coop. store has been confined to his room for the past week with sprained ankle. He is rapidly improv- ing. MT. Erwin is a member of the 1907 class Of the Yale law school.
 Miss Clarissa White of Humphrey street will soon journey to the hills of New Hampshire, where she will spend the remainder of the summer.
 Miss Patterson of Rome, N. T., who has been visiting at the home of Miss Clarissa White of Humphrey treet for several weeks, returned to Rome We'd nesday morning.
 Walter B. and William c. Curtiss re- gently enjoyed bicycle tour through Connecticut, Massachusetts and New York state.
 The Trinity Methodist and Dwight Place Congregational church people will unite in divine, worship at the Plymouth Congregational church the next two Sundays. There will be an evenipgkes well as morning service.
 Rev HAC. .aMeserve, son of Rev. I. c. Meserve, formerly of this city, is preaching at the Walnut Beach chapel during the summer season. MT. Meserve is the pastor of the Plymouth church, Milford.
 Miss Edith Mason and Miss Cora Crompton have returned to their homes in Waterbury, They have been visiting at the home of Judge c. G. Root in Milford,
 Mrs. Frank N. Platt entertained her Sunday school class at the home and breezy grounds of her mother, Mrs. C. C. Root, in Milford.
 The hottest spot in Milford-McLean's news store,
 Attorney Harrison Hewitt and his. family are now at Lake Waramaug, Litchfleld county, Conn.,, where they will spend the summer. MT. Hewitt md party are stopping at the Loomar- wick Inn. which is situated on the srore of the lake close to very fine fish ing and bathing grounds,
 Mrs. Fl Hayes Trowbridge and Miss Dorothy Trowbridge left for New York "Wednesday, and yesterday morning sailed on the Hamburg-American liner ADeutschland for trip abroad They VIII snend several weeks in travel.
 Dr. and Mrs. Benjamin H. Cheney and Miss Alice Cheney were also passengers on the Deutschland, which sailed for Hamburg yesterday morning. They will remain abroad until autumn.
 pr. and Mrs. Sanford of Edwards street will leave the city for White Lake, Sullivan county, N. Y, July 25. They will stop at the Hotel Arlington.
 MT. and Mrs. George E. Purdue and children of this city are spending the month of July at their cottage in Wood mont. Among those who have been en- tertained there during the past two weeks are MT. and Mrs. Albert J. Pur- due of Prospect avenue, Hartford; Mir. and Mrs. William Purdue, Miss Janet Maude Purdue of New Haven; also Mrs. George Edwards and Mrs. Bert Smith.
 Miss Marie Sperry and Miss Lizzie Noble of this city are guests of Mrs. Wells F. Jones of Brattleboro, Vt.
 Miss Catherine M. Condell. Miss Josephine, Miss Helen and Gerald swee- ney Of Potttown, Pa., are guests Of Mrs E. C.. Paterson at Cottage Home, Woodmont.
 MT. and Mrs. Frank Sims and Mrs. Anderson, Mr. and Mrs. Hodges, all of this city, are guests of Edwin H. Clark of Morris, Conn.
 Miss Sadie Kane of Humphrey street and a party of friends left yesterday for Morris, where they will spend week.
 Mrs. J. O'Keefe of Plainffeld, N. J., who has been visiting several friends in Connecticut, and Miss Sadie MacKen- zie will leave Monday for a two weeks yrin through Vermont and the Lake Champlain region.
 Miss E.. c. Clark of York street left "wednesday for a fortnight's stay at Stony Creek.
 The Blumenthal family of Hartford have taken the All Right cottag eat Indian Neck for @ month. They will arrive to-day
 Rev. F.. J. Smith of this city. will of- ficiate at St. Johns mission, Forestville, next Sunday, in the absence of the rec tor.
 Miss May Barbier of Ashmun street is visiting friends in Springfield, Mass.
 Arthur Dun of this city is visiting his sister, Mrs. Frank Young, in Meriden.
 Mrs Gilbert Littlefeld, wife of the kIay editor of the Associated Press, will leave this week for Biddeford, Me-, where she will spend the summer. MT. EittIefeld will join her there in Au- gust.
 Miss Jennie Williams of Meriden is spending her vacation with Mrs. Henry Barry of this city.
 J Edward Geary of Brooks & Co.,, who has been ill for several weeks at his home on Whitney avenue, is in1- ,,.ox,i,1ey If will he some time however