The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-08-15

I Mr. Richard B. Futile left Monday for a. vacation in eho Green Mountains of vermont
 MT and Mrs. Walter o. Luettgens and son of Manchester left home Mon day evening on a tour ia MT. Luett- gens Rambler autoToai1e They will visit this city first and will then go UT through Litchfield county.
 Among the Sunday visitors in Hat field, Mass, was Mrs. Hannah Smith of New Haven, formerly well known in Hatfield as Miss Hannah Sampson. She was accompanied by Mrs Nicho- las. nlso of New Haven.
 Ralph Williams of Cheshire arrived on Friday from Washington, D. C., to spend the month with his brother, F.. H. Williams.
 2 Miss Mary E. Flnegan of POI Win throp avenue is spending her two weeks vacation in Jefferson Mass, and will upon her return stop at Bos- tor for short stev
 The descendants of Lent Morse met August l2 at the home of Byron \. Morse in Prospect and organized the Morse Family Reunion association with officers for the ensuing year as fellows: Walter G. Morse, president; the Rev. John F. Brant A. M, B D., oe Boston Mass, vice-president; w. Ronald Morse, secretary Mrs. Harriet Mcrso sanford, treasurer; executive cemmttee, John w Morse, Mrs, H Ray Hotchliss, Mrs. Agnes Mcrsc Hitchcock It was voted to meet an. nually the first Wednesday. in August
 Mrs. Frank Hardman of Belleville \. J., has returned to her home aftel rlsasant visit with Mir and Mrs Au gust Loser of 460 Whalley avenue.
 Miss Ida M. Adams of this city, whC Is in Litchfield in the interests of tn, Connecticut Institute for the Blind spoke in the Congregational Sunday school there on Sunday Last eveninG at 7:SO she spoke in the parlor of th' United States hotel. During this weel she will call personally on people o the town for financial aid for this ex. cellent institution which is doing SC much work for the blind in the state
 Miss E. Isabelle Hart of Park stree leaves to-day for visit with Mrs J W. Booth of Hartford.
 The Misses Minnie c. and Frances Riley of 22S Columbus avenue have re turned from two weeks stay a Flock Island
 Miss Helen williams is expected to day in Cheshire from Washington tC srend a months vacation. She has ; position in the public library there.
 Mir and Mrs. John Fischer of Edge wood avenue left yesterday morning for trip to Block Island where the. will remain until September.
 Miss Elizabeth Carroll of 3S Redfiel street is spending 8 few days witl friends in New York.
 The marriage of Miss Anna Mar, Danforth, daughter of Mir. and Mrs. F P. Danforth of Manchester, N. H., an MT. William H. Hill of this city for merly of Manchester, took place Mon day evening at St Anthonys paris house in Manchester The ceremon was performed by the Rev, L. J. A Doueet, pastor of the church. The bes man was MT. Harry J. Danforth brother of the bride, and the brides IT aid was Miss Florence J. Drake 0 Boston, formerly of Manchester Among the out-of-town friends presen at the ceremony were MT. Varnum I Erll, father of the groom, and MT Ed win P. Lyon of this city. MT. Hill chief clerk in the office of MT. Fabiai assistant to President Mellen. Harry I. Phillips of the reportori' staff of the Register left Tuesday wit his mother, Mrs. c. R. Phillips, for two weeks vacation in Cortland, Y. Miss Mildred Phillips, who ha been visiting there a year, will con home with them.