The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-09-21
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 the White Mountains, having spent three weeks. in MapIewood. He says that the season there was a good one. There were a large number of visitors at the White Mountains, he said, than last year.
 Mr. and Mrs. c. Fulton Pfizenmayer, who have been in Portland, Me-, for a short time, are now touring home in their 40-horse power Dietrick. MT. and Mrs. Pfizenmayer stopped at Nara gansett Pier yesterday.
 Mir. and Mrs. W. H. Watts of 5S Park street, entertained as guests the first part of this. week Mir. and Mrs Henry F. Hine of New Milford, who made the trip in their automobile.
 Mir. and Mrs. c. G. Phillips of Center street, West Haven, entertained over Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Gearbart of Brooklyn. N. Y.
 George Foster Sanford, the old Yale athlete and former coach at Columbia college, was in town Monday on busi- ness. Sanford is now in the life insur- ance business. His visit here was not In any way connected with Yale foot ball matters.
 The Smith Family reunion took place Sunday at the residence of MT. and Mrs. Peter Smith in West Cheshire. A splendid musical and vocal pro- gram was given and various outdoor games enjoyed by all. At 3 o'clock an elaborate dinner was served, the dining room being prettily decorated with golden rod and ferns. Many toasts were given, Mir. Isaac Booth of New Haven acting as toastmaster. Those present from Cheshire were MT. and Mrs. F. Smith, Messrs. John, James and Edw. Smith, Miss scanlon, the Misses 0'Brien and Grace Johnson. Those from New Haven were MT. and Mrs. Isaac Booth, MT. and Mrs Henry Rudolph, Lillian Rudolph, Anna Mo Mahon. Henry Rudolph, IT,. MT. Fred erick Smith, Mamie Smith, Master Freddie Smith, MT. and Mrs. Charles Korn, Miss Ethel Korn, and William Korn. Those from Waterbury were MT. and Mrs. Thomas Farrell, Bella Farrell, Messrs. David and Joseph Far relI and Peter O'LoughIin.
 Miss Mae Kelleher and Miss Ger trude Rocks have returned from va- cation spent in Litchfeld.
 George A. Booth, principal of the Booth Preparatory School, S6S Chapel street, was thrown from Derby car, Monday afternoon, at Park and Chapel streets. He escaped with slight bruises.
 Mrs. LeGrand L. Warner of Dixwell avenue and her mother. Mrs. N. P. Johnson Of Dover street have returned from a weeks vacation spent in Mas sachusetts. Among the places of in- terest they visited were Mount Tom, Mount Holyoke College, Amherst Col lege. Springfield and Northampt a5 Rev Peter Mclean of Milford is guest in this city. ...- .+.
 Mr. and Mrs. c. B. Bolmer have re- turned from a short stay. at Lake < George
 Monday night occurred the engage Alnent party of MT. Max, Zorn to Miss Ella Rode, at residence of Mir. and Mrs. Louis A. Fenouillet, 50 Stevens street,
 Mir Edward A. Johnston, and : Mr. Arthur H Burr of the New Haven Savings Bank expect to leave in fort night for a trip to the exposition at Portland, Oregon.
 Mrs. De Lacey of Exchange street, and Miss Margaret De Lacey of New York city, are spending a few days with friends in Torrington.
 A farewell stag party was given by the Messrs. George F. and George R. Lutz at the Hof Brau Haus Monday evening to a few intimate friends. The Messrs. Lutz leave Wednesday for an extended tour throughout the west, stopping off at all the principal cities. ending up at Los Angeles, Cal, where they will visit friends Those present on Monday evening were Messrs. Charles Hugo, William Hugo, B. Jacob Garfunkel, Walter Alderman and Louis Goebel.
 Miss Isabel D'Armand of the 'Babes iii Toylandn last year, is now leading lady with the new play "The Princess and the Pumpkin
 MT Samuel Brennan has resigned his position as tenor soloist in St. Pat rick's church.
 Dr. Mary J. Wright of High street has returned from an extended trp to the Pacific coast.
 Lawyer Carleton E. Hoadley went to iWestport on Monday.
 Attorney and Mrs. Porter B. Goddard have returned to Kansas City after 3 visit in this and to MT. Godard's former home in Granby MT. Goddard formerly resided here, and is gradu- ate of the Yale Law School He has a good law practice in Kansas City.
 MT. and Mrs. N. A. Fullerton have returned from delightful trip. They visited New, York, Albany, Buffalo, Niagara Falls and Toronto, Can, and Montreal, where they spent several days with Mrs. Fullertons sister, Mrs. F. w. Colton, returning home by the Green Mountain route
 Miss Mary Jordan of Willimantic has returned to this city to teach in the public schools
 Policeman Kelley and wife are spend ing two weeks visiting relatives in Providence, R. l., and Boston, Mass.
 Henry F. English and family are ex- pected home from Maine in about a week. g4
 Vernon Brown of Campbell avenue has gone to Delaware to spend his va- cation of ten days with relatives.
 Mrs. Mackay of Richard street, who has been visiting her daughter, Mrs. Enedekers is Brooklyn, New York, has