The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-08-29

-Interestlns ssGlaI Events Here and Elsewhere.
 Mrs J. E. shurns and son of Hart ford and Master Clifford Fulland spent two weels' vacation with Mrs. Porter, of Stratford.
 Miss E. Camp of 1SS Orange street has returned from her summer vaca- ticn.
 MT. and Mrs. Henry A, Warner are home from few days stay at Narra- gansett Pier and Newport.
 Mrs. Cross, wife of Prof. Wilbur H. Cross of Yale univerity entertained the following guests at singlesile, Rocky Hill, last weekt Mrs. Henry R. Lincoln, Mrs. T. R. Parker, Mis- Low and Miss Etta Mccullough of Willimantic and Mrs. A. L. Perkins of Jersey City.
 Rev. George Foster Prentiss of Al bany, N. Y, formerly pastor of the First Congregational church, Winsted, preached in that church Sunday morn ing.
 Gilbert F. Heublein of Hartford, who has sbeen spending the last three months touring Europe in his 3O-4o horsepower English Daimler car, re- turned Friday afternoon on the steam ship Baltic. and made the run from New York to Hartford Saturday after noon in his car,
 Miss Rena Barnes, the singer of New Haven, is visiting friends in Plainville. Miss Minnie Condon of this city is spending week as the guest of Mir. and Mrs. Patrick Collins in New Hart ford.
 MT. ,Josephson, the popular manager of the KIondike express, since taking charge4of the highly pleasing and in- structive attraction at Savin Rock, near the entrance to the White City, reports the largest patronage of the season for the last two weeks. MT. Murphy, the accomplished lecturer, gives complete descriptions of the trips. While returning from Savin Rock to this city in carriage Sunday night, a young man, John Moonyian of 20 Townsend street, was struck by troll ley car and seriously injured The car riage was totally demolished, and the horse dangerously hurt The young man was picked up by the conductor and motorman of the car and brought to Dr. Robert G. Tracy, 4O7 Howard avenue, who dressed his wounds.
 Miss Jennie McNerney of 126 Cedar street has returned from two weeks stay in New York
 E. A. Devlne and Joseph McGrail have gone to New York and Atlantic City for two weeks.
 George H. Pfeil has started on two weeks trip through New York state.
 MT. and Mrs. Hagar of New York, who have spent most of the summer in Pittsfield, are now at Narragansett Pier, stopping with Mrs Hagar brother, Hayes 0. Trowbridge
 Miss Rachel Leake of Second avenue, West Haven, has gone to Providence, R l., to spend few weeks with her brother. Benjamin Leake, and his wife, Abner Watson of Branford, who has been in the employ of s, A. Griswold for several months, has received an ap- pointment as motorman on the trolley road and commenced his schooling.
 H. F. Spencer of West Haven, who has been spending week at Dunhead, Vt, and the remainder of his vacation with his family, who are summering in Medway, Mass, returned home Mon- day evening.
 Miss Rose Connolly of Bradley street has gone to Newton in the Ltchffeld hills for a stay of three weeks.
 Louis Gray, Thomas Kelley and James Otis of Westville have gone to New York for week.
 Mrs, s. Buchanan of this city Is spending a week with her sister. Mrs Charles H. Jones of South Main street, Sufield.
 Miss Daisy Keeler and Miss Orella Volkenburg are spending their vacation at Chippin's hill farm, Bristol.
 Miss Elsie Moore of Springfield, Mass, is spending her vacation with her cousin, Miss Della Malley at the latters residence, 123 St. John street.
 Mrs. Edwin F. Mersick, who has been spending part of this summer at Long Island, Me, is now at Mamie Pines, Pa. Mrs. Mersick expects to sail for Italy in October
 John A. Armstrong, formerly of this city. is here from the west for a two weeks vacation, renewing old ac- ouafntances with high school and Yale chums and in the younger society set of New Haven.
 Rev. Henry Mead and wife of North port, L. L, have been entertained at Mir. and Mrs. Richard C1ark's on High street, Clinton. The former Is pastor of the Methodist church at Northport. Mrs. Mead is a niece of Mrs Clark. Both of these guests are cultivated singers and sang some fine selections char1ningly. Mrs. Francis Strong of Middletown, sister of Mrs. Clark is spending several weeks with her
 Mrs. Laura Crane Robinson has re- turned to her home in Hopton avenue, Branford, after spending couple of weeks in Maine
 Prof. and Mrs Horace Wells and daughters of this city are visiting Miss A. N. Griffin, of Old Lyme.
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