The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-08-22

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 Miss Helen Strong Bartlett, who went abroad in the spring, has had most novel and delightful trip through Dal- matia and many places in Italy. At present Miss Bartlett Is enjoying the Austrian Tyrol, where she has joined her brother, MT. John Bartlett. and his family of New York After seeing southern Italy and Sicily, Miss Bartlett will sail for home, October 21, from Palermo.
 MT. and Mrs. Juniver has returned to this city after a pleasant visit in New London. They were accompanied by +. T. Howard, who will pay short visit to relatives in this city.
 Miss Carrie Thorpe of Philadelphia Is the guest of her cousins, the Misses GIusted of Main street, West Haven.
 Miss Seiner Okeson of Diamond street, Westville, is spending a few weeks in Waterbury.
 Mrs Walter Duren, who has been visiting her sister, Miss Mildred VII son for few days, returned to her lpome In Pelham yesterday
 Miss Betrtha Fuller of Boston, Mass, who has been visiting her aunt, Mrs. F. e. Haywood, for couple of weeks, left Milford Monday for New York city. Miss Fuller will enjoy a trip in New York state at Cottage City before returning to her home city.
 Miss Bertha Scoville has returned from an extended trip to Niagara, Mauch Chunk, Toronto and Buffalo. Part of her vacation was spent in camping in the Canadian woods.
 James Sweeney, who has been visit ing with w. A. Rose of Milford for a few days, returned to his home ill Nau- gatuck Monday.
 Director R, H. Chittenden of the Sheffield Scientific school has left for Toronto, where he will deliver a course of lectures.
 Mrs. Mary Frazer and her son, Thomas have left for three weeks visit to Newark, N. J. From there they will visit Atlantic City and oth- CT points of interest, Mrs. Frazer re- sides at 22O Edgewood avenue.
 Mrs. Rockwell of Bethel is the guest for two weeks of her sister, Mrs. Gle ger of Atwater street, West Haven.
 Mrs. George M. Swan of this city Is spending a few weeks as the guest of her parents in Noank, Conn.
 Among New Haven people registered at the Ocean View, Block Island, are MT. and Mrs. Harry F. Woodruff of Lawrence street.
 While picking pears Monday after noon Walter O. Connor of Flake street, 'Westville. fell from one of the high limbs and was painfully injured. His head was cut in two places and he was bruised about the body.
 Raymond Tolles of West Haven is camping with his sister, Mrs. Edward Gilbert and MT. Gilbert at Highland Lake, Winsted.
 Mrs. James Lee and Mrs. Carleton Miller of Kimberly avenue arrived home Monday night after pleasant trip to Old Orchard, Boston and Prov fdence They were gone about two weeks,
 John Johnson of Washington is pass ing his vacation with his family, and mother, Mrs. Hetta Johnson, at her home on High street, Clinton.
 Mrs J. B. Scranton of 91 Lake place is entertaining Miss Amy Wells of Philadelphia, Miss McShane of New York and Miss Besse Shearon of New Lexington, Ohio.
 Rev. MT, Hunt for number of years pastor of the Congregational church in Orange but who is at this time in the east on a vacation from his patoral duties in Michigan, was in Milford Monday calling on former friends.
 Mir. and Mrs. L. B. Newton, Misses Pauline and Edith Newton of West Haven were recent guests in Oakville
 Charles McClelland of West Haven returned home Monday for a week s vacation in company with H. F. Spen- ner, which they spent at Dounherd, Vermont
 MT. and Mrs. c. A. Terzian of Plain vile, N. J., are in New Haven for a short stay They are returning from a trip to Boston, having stopped at Fall River, Boston, Rockville, Springfield, Torrington, Hartford and other places. While in this city they are visiting their friends and relatives. The couple are well and favorably known in Plain vile, N J.
 Fred Stevens of Brooklyn is visiting his parents. Dr. and Mrs. A. H. Stew ems, of Clinton,
 Miss Katherine Bree, Miss Helen Coleman and Miss Anna Reynolds are spending several weeks in Rutland and East Poultney, Vt
 Mrs. Clark of New Haven is spend dng few days with her daughter Mrs. Hotchkiss, at Woody Crest.
 Miss Esther Ryan is spending her vacation at Daisy Cliff Farm, Morris, She will participate in the concert be- ing arranged by Madame Tealdi, her teacher in Morris, in the near future.
 Miss Maud Delaney of Westville, who has been the guest of Miss Ida Finch, returned to her home in Waterbury Monday.
 Mir. Theobald M. Connor Yale '97, Jaw school '99, mayor of the city of Northampton, Mass, and Miss Ellen H. Duggan daughter of Mrs. Ellen o. Flahertyo of Inlay street, and step daughter of the late Dr. John OFla- herty, were married at 10:S0 o'clock yesterday morning at St. Joseph s cathedral The ceremony will be per formed by Rt. Rev. Michael Tierney, bishop of the Roman Catholic diocese of Hartford. Mayor Connor is law yer in Northampton. Miss Duggan was formerly a teacher in the Weth- ersfield Avenue school. She Is a grad uate of Smith college.