The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-08-01

Elsewhere,
 Judge and Mrs. William K. Townsend who left for Europe early in the month are greatly enjoying an auto tour through France. Just at present they are at Aix-les-Bains for the baths.
 Miss Yetta Cook, who has been spending the past two months with rel atiwes ill this city, has returned to her home in Rochester, N. Y.
 Mrs. I. s. Tinker and children of Smith street, West Haven, are spend ing a month at Otis, Mass, with rela- tives.
 Mrs. w. D. Whitney and Miss Mar garet Whitney are visiting MT and Mrs. Justus s. Hotchkiss at their camp in the Adirondacks.
 Miss Annie Eggert and her sister Lillian, of Edward street, have return cd from a very pleasant stay of two weeks In Elizabeth, N, J., and brought home with them a young miss from Elizabeth for visit to the Elm City.
 Benjamin Sherman is ill at his home on Central avenue, Westville.
 F., Henry Kerwin, the popular man. ager Nof the Douglas Shoe company, leaves on his vacation Saturday for Atlantic City and the Thousand Is- lands.
 Miss Metcalf of Springfield, Mass, is the guest of her sister, Mrs John Co., burn of Campbell avenue, West Haven, Burton Mansfield anG the Rev Stew art Means, who sailed yesterday on the Cunarder Carmania, were bidden bon voyage by a number of New Haven friends, who went down to New York to see them off Mir. Mansfield and MT. Means will be away six weeks, and will spend all their time while away in the British Isles.
 Patrick Hartnett of Westville, who has been spending a few days with D. M. Ahearn, returned to his home in New York Monday.
 Andrew Garvey of this city is spend ing the summer at Daisy Cliff Farm, Morris.
 The Misses Margaret and Anna Fitch, who have been at New London for sew eral weeks. are expected home in a few days. John B. Fitch, who spent Sum- day with his daughters, returned Mon- day,
 Mr. and Mrs. David T. Drake and daughter of Graves End, L. l., are the guests of MT. and Mrs. Louise Herrick Frost at their cottage on Beach street, West Haven.
 Mrs. John Stillman and Mrs John Hall, who have been the guests of Mrs, Harral of Westville, returned to their ,homes4in Newark yesterday.
 Miss Nellie Kane of James street, Is enjoying a few weeks vacation, part of which will be spent in New York city.
 James Huneker, the famous musical critic and author, with Mrs. Huneker, ssssssea ~tirFough this city Monday on their way to Boston by auto. MT. and Mrs. Huneker will tour the Berkshires before returning to their home in New York.
 Mrs. E. L. Stiles and daughters, Dor othy and Beth, of Hartford, and Mrs. w. H. Watson of Union City, have been guests of Mrs. Benjamin Richards of Main street, West Haven.
 Newton Buckingham, the son of Mrs, c. s. Buckingham, and the grandson of Congressman N. D. Sperry, left Monday for the Ossitee school camp at West Ositeee, N. Fl Mir Frothingham has been enjoying vacation at his home here for few months.
 Mrs. B. Ettlinger, who has been spending the summer in Paris, France, has sailed for home and will reach New York city Sunday.
 Miss Elizabeth Blatchley, who has been the guest of her aunt, Mrs. Humphrey of West Haven, has return ed to her home in Deerpark, L. I.
 Mrs. George St. John Sheffield, who has been at her summer home in New London for several weeks, sailed yes- terday on the Kronprinz for Europe.
 MT. and Mrs J. Edward Somers of Whitney avenue, with their children, will leave shortly for a stay in the Catskill mountains
 Miss Gertrude Williams of Spring field, Mass, has been spending a weeA with Mrs. Charles Stomont of Center street, West Haven.
 Mrs Henry Parrish and Miss Daisy stahl arrived home Monday from a very pleasant three weeks stay at PeekskIlI on the Hudson.
 Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Burgess and son, Rev. Frederick M. Burgess. who has been and Pond Point beach the past month, returned home yesterday.
 Miss Marion Merwin of West Haven as the guest of her aunt, Mrs. A. N. Gay at her home in Flushing, L. L
 James Dixon has gone to Litchfeld for a few weeks stay.
 William Clingen of Westville has &C., cepted position with the S. N. E. Tel ephone company
 Mrs. George H. Bishop of Dwight street is entertaining her sister, Mrs Helen Reid of Chicago. and her niece Miss Louise Metoalf of Tacoma, Wash.
 Miss Louise Hastings of West Haver has returned home from visit with Mrs. ,Iittleiohn at her home on Yorl street, this city.
 At the Plainville camp Monda! morning Captain c. E. Hulse of this city was the leader at the class meet ing in Meriden cottage At the adult meeting Sunday Eugene c. Hill of thi! city, who has made this such a pleas ant service fin past years, was il