The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-09-11

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 Nehemiah Candee, the well known attorney and counsellor at law, is now located at 3O2-SOS First National bank building. Mir. Candee was, as is well know, associated in business with Caleb Morse at 25 Elm street for pe- riod of years, his practice there being a large and successful one. In his offices he is equally successful.
 P. H. Curtiss has returned from two months trip abroad. Miss Hazel Chadburn, who is to sue ceed Miss Alice Hardy in her dancing classes this fall and winter, is to issue announcement and invitation cards early next week, and later in the month will be in town to meet her pupils.
 Master Harold J. Bowen, son of An drew J. Bowen, of 3s Linden street, has returned after delightful vacation of six weeks spent with Mir. and Mrs. GrisWold of Hyde Park, Brooklyn, N. Y. During his absence he visited many points of interest. He will enter the Worthington Hooker school this fall.
 Frank Winkley of Branford is enjoy ing two weeks vacation which he will spend with friends and relatives in Southport, Me. He expects to leave town tomorrow.
 Mrs. George W. Robinson of York square, is the guest of Miss Lillian Driscoll at Woodmont.
 Miss Olive Damn, who has been pass ing the summer in the Green moun- tains, is the guest of Mrs Ossin Ray, nee Stoddard, of Boston. Miss Damn was Mrs. Rays maid of honor.
 Hal Brainerd of Brauford, who has been in the Madeira islands on the schoolship St. Mary, has sailed on the return voyage, and is expected at his home in Windmill hill next week.
 Mr. and Mrs. Hayes 0. Trowbridge are still at their home in Pennington and do not expect to return to their home in this city until late in the au- tumn. MT. and Mrs, Trowbridge have also enjoyed several long auto rides this summer. &
 Felix Chillingworth and his son, F. Percy Chillingworth, of Stanley street, left Thursday for Canadian trip, in- cluding stops at Quebec and Montreal. It has been very gay at Breton
 
 many distinguished guests, among them being United States senator Albert J. Beveridge of Indiana, Mrs, Garrett A. Hobart, Mrs L. c. Hanna, Mrs. Henry H. Rogers, Mrs. Henry M. Flagler, Mrs. w.. J. Gibson and Mrs. Daniel T. Kars- ner. ....,s
 Mrs. Michael J. Coleman, and her son, Michael, jr, who for the past month have been the guests of. Mrs. G. s. Shepard. of West Haven, returned to their home in Jersey City Saturday, much to the regret of the many friends made during their brief stay.
 Mir. and Mrs Eugene DeForest made 3 short visit to the Balsams at Bret ton Woods, N. H., after their trip Through the Rangeley lake region. With, them were the Rev. and Mrs. Charles Wordsworth of Philadelphia.
 Mr. and Mrs. Leonard F. Hitchkiss and family of Livingston street, accom- panied by Mrs. John E. Foster and daughter, of Bridgeport, are stopping at Bethlehem, N. H.
 George E. Marsh of Branford has been granted a weeks vacation from his duties as foreman in the molding department of the M. I. F. Co.,, and is spending the time at Fairview cottage, Sunset Beach. George says he will sure ly win the box of cigars offered him early in the summer by w. T. Elan ders, if he could show that he had caught a fish weighing one pound.
 Professor and Mrs. Russell H. Chit tenden and the Misses ,Chittenden, who have been spending the summer in Maine, have returned and are now at their home on Trumbull street.
 MT. and Mrs. Frank G. P. Barnes of Orange street left recently for trip to Boston and Portland, Me.
 Mrs. George St. John Sheffield of New London, the daughter of Professor s. S. Sanford of this city, is now at Breton Woods in the White mountains. Mrs. Sheffield has her motor car with her and is enjoying touring in the noun tains.
 pr. and Mrs. Leonard K. Bacon, jr., of Elm street, have returned from an extensive sojourn in the Maine Woods. Midshipman F. Hamilton Roberts of the U. s. Naval academy is home on 8 months leave with his parents, Dr. and Mrs. F. P. Roberts of 1856 Chapel street. MidShipman Roberts graduates from the academy in February 1906. He will then be ordered to sea on one of the new battleships. Mr. Roberts sister, Miss Hazel L. Roberts, young artist of Chicago is also visiting her parents
 Miss Pearl Rowland is visiting Miss # Hazel Powers at her home in Essex.
 The last of a series of hops was giv- en by St. Johns Catholic club Friday evening at Morris Cove. About sixty couples went down. An orchestra play- ed for the dancing. The club will in- troduce the eihurdy-gurdy dance, the new dance that was so popular at Lenox and Atlantic City during the present season, at St. Johns hall Wednesday evening, October 4. The dance has many novel and amusing features and is bound to become the fad during the winter season.
 Miss Mabel Clark of Derby avenue, who is spending the season at Wood mont, has returned from trip to Ken nebunkport, Me.
 The Misses Quinlan of Branford, who T.