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

 Jennie Gibian, Bella Gibian and MT. and Mrs, Kraus, New York; Miss Jen nie G. Frank Railway, N. J.; Miss Bertha F. Harrison, Newark, N, J.; Thomas Foran, Fairview street, Hart ford; L. Harold Moody and mother, Mrs. Moody, Pennington avenue, Hartford; Grace H. Daniels, Spring field; Mrs J. J. Johnson and children, New Haven, and Mrs. E. Healey, New Haven.
 MT. and Mrs. T. D. Donahue and daughter Marion, have gone to Litch- field for stay of two weeks.
 Thomas H. L. Talcott of Glaston- t bury Is at St, Francis hospital at Hartford and is in critical condition from bladder complications He is Y l years of age and has lived alone in the old home in Glastonbury, which was built by his great-grandfather, Samuel Talcott, more than 150 years i ago. He has a son, Thomas Talcott, who also lives alone, occupying a part of the house.
 Miss Agnes c Mcguire of New Ha- ven, daughter of Mrs. L. F. Bowker of i 14S Britannia street, Merlden, and John Fl. swartwout of Stamford were mar ried in New York city Saturday, Aug l17, by the Rev. w. B. Gilpin
 State Highway Commissioner James Macdonald was in Willimantlc Satur- day afternoon in an automobile. The state has voted to buy an auto for the luse of the commissioner and he rides in different one about every time he gees out, the manufacturers giving him demonstrations so that he may rkrow which make is the best to buy.
 Miss M Louise Kisskalt of Winter street has returned from TWO weeks trip to Block Island.
 MT. and Mrs George Law of New Haven are guests of MT. and Mrs. Ed ward Hayes, ? Hillside place, Hart ford.
 The Misses Helen and Addie Story of 695 Elm street have returned from two months sojourn in the Adlron- dack mountains.
 Mrs. A. Lampone, accompanied by her daughter, May, and Dorothy aEas- terby are at Short beach.
 Mrs. Joseph Dowd of Montclair, N. J., is visiting Mir and Mrs. P. J. Blake or Humphrey square,
 ! Miss Agnes H. Martin and Miss Ed wards of Park terrace are spending their vacations at Woodmont,
 Miss Jennie Crosby of Savin avenue West Haven is spending this week ir I Madison.
 The marriage of Miss Dora Colodny and Louis Chaser was celebrated Sat urday evening at their home, No. Pleasant street, Hartford, Guests from 9 New York and New Haven were pres. ent The bride was dressed in white lace. The ceremony was performed by Rabbi Isaac Hurwtz.
 MT. Frank Johnson of 767 WhalleS avenue has returned home from va cation spent in, Brooklyn, N. Y.
 MT E. T. Kennedy, superintendent oi letter carriers at the New Haven post office, returned yesterday from a vaca' tion trip spent at Atlantic City.
 MT. and Mrs. James Shipman, ac' ccmpanied by Mir, and Mrs. Fredericl A. Morton and their two sons, Howard and Richard, returned to Hartford Monday, having spent several weeks at Woodmont.
 Commander Clifford Batchelor of the Connecticut department, Sons of Vet erans, is at Jamestown, Va. His wife . and child are the guests of his sister
 Mrs. Olin H. Clark of Windsor ave nue, Hartford. The father of Com mander Bachelor, Henry E. Batchelol of the Fourteenth Connecticut, wa!
 wounded at Antietam. He belonged il Bridgeport
 Mrs. William Horrocks of New Ha yer is the guests of Mrs. William Old: of No. Squire street, Hartford. , Mir. and Mrs. Charles Messinger o Whaliey avenue have returned from al | enioyable trip to Portland, Me. Mrs. Edward Savage and daughter O West Haven are guests of Mrs, M2ri' H. Potter in Old Saybrook.
 Miss Sadie Lucas of 29 Halleck stree , has returned from an enjoyable tw | weeks stay in New York city. Herman Kollberg of Old Saybrool l returned home Saturday from si' weeks trip in Norway, Sweden ant D Holland.
 Mir and Mrs. c. Wells of Hillsid !; Orchard cottage, Woodbridge. delight ; fully entertained party of friends a 5 their home a few days ago. Amonl . the guests were: Mrs Piefer, MT an,