The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-08-28

1t is thought that MT. Ford is suffer- ing from some temporary indisposi- tion and he Is expected to be all right again in a few days.
 The Misses Loretta Murray, of Fountain street, Westville and Nellie Harris, of Garden street, spent Sun day with friends in New York city. Chief of Police Lewis F. Hull, of Torrington, has returned home from a weeks vacation which he spent in New Haven, New York and Newark. Tn those cities he studied a little of the workings of the police systems in vogue.
 Miss F. L. Widman, of 1111 Chapel street, has returned, with Miss Rose l, ,NIcNulty, of 215 Orange street, from delightful trolley trip through Mas sachusetts and New Hampshire. j Miss Ida M Ford, of Wightman place, Waterbury, and member of the Waterbury Americans reportori- al staff, is enjoying her vacation with friends at Colonial park, West Ha- ven.
 The family of D. S. Willard, of the | Southern New England Telephone company at Hartford, have a cottage at Woodmont for the month, and Mir. Willard makes daily trips back and forth from that resort. 1 Mrs. Francis. ,Alyord and daughter [ May, of Grand street, New Britain; Mrs. Mary Carpenter, of New Haven; Mir. and Mrs Charles Wild and fam fly and Mrs. Swanson, of Arch street New Britain, are camping for two weeks at the Advent camp ground In Southington.
 Dr. and Mrs John H. Bailey, now residing in Brooklyn, but former res idents of this city, celebrated, on Au- gust 24, the first anniversary of theil marriage. W
 Camp Sunnyside in Woodmont is being occupied for several weeks by the following voting ladies from Hart. ford: Margaret King, Mamie King Julie A. Eagan Mae E. Rouche, May Shortell, Venus Montgomery, chaper. oned by Mrs. Brainard
 Mrs. M ,J Griffin and son Frank. lin, of New Britain have returned Afrom two weeks sojourn at Wood mont.
 Mrs. Herbert Colt, of Mystic, ha' returned from a visit with her par ents, Captain and Mrs, H, P. Chip man, at the home Of General E. s Greeley in this city.
 MT. and Mrs. Charles Mcclure, O. Temple street, have returned from 2 short trip to NewHYork and adjacen' resorts.
 Mrs. Charles Foster and daughter Martha, and Mrs Adelbert Skeel, O. New Haven, were in Cheshire las Thursday to help celebrate the birth day of their mother, Mrs. Benjamin Peck, Myra Vannance, of this city , was also present.
 Mrs D, B. Waite, of 25 Whale, avenue, has left for trip to Plain vile, Holyoke Boston and also witt her mother in Vermont,
 Mrs. William Beckwith and chil dren, of this city, are visiting at thu home of Mrs H. Doornbos in Nev London.
 Miss Jennie Gilbert Jerome, of thi city, is the guest of Miss France Roberts, of East Hartford. Manager and Mrs. s. z. Poli, of thi city, were in Meriden Friday after noon and went over to the theater sit to see how the work is progressing Mir Poli expressed himself as greatl, pleased with the progress which ha
 been made
 ; MisS M e,or,rs of 61 Ch es+n,1 street, Hartford has returned from two weeks vacation spent at Wood mont
 Charles H. Zimmerman, who re
 signed as steward of the Hartfor,
 club few weeks ago to become tn
 proprietor of Gus" Koch's place il
 that city, received on Friday checI
 for $429 as an expression of appreci Iation from members of the club h
 had faithfully served for number o s years.
 { Guests at Mrs. Meads Springfiel
 house, Savin Rock, are: Mir. and Mrs f Cornelius Coleman and daughters Misses Airline and Laura, Hartford Mir. and Mrs. Neil Stalker, Charte Q Oak avenue, Hartford; Mrs Margare
 rinegan, Newngton; William James ? Stamford; John, William and Edwar Shay, Springield Miss Garvey an k Mrs. Harvey, Windsor; Miss May Flo s ey, Hartford; Miss Dacy, Hartford { Mrs. A. E. Moody, Chicopee, Mass
 Mir. and Mrs, Robert Fyfe, Miss Mar : on and Miss Gabella Fyfe, and lame : Fyfe, Holyoke; S. Stanley, Philadel