The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-08-14
d, is spending two weeks at Indian


 city, is with summer colony at Ran dolph, N. H., and staying at the Mountain View house
 Mrs. Edna s. Hollis, of Hartford, is visiting Mrs. Charles E. Mar at Savin Rock.
 Mrs. Justine Catlin is at Lakeside Inn, Lake Placid, N. Y.
 Rev. MT Clapp, director of religious work of Yale university, occupied the pulpit at the Congregational church at Easton Sunday morning and ad- ministered the communion. The con- secration meeting of the Endeavor so- ciety was led by the pastor.
 Miss Elizabeth Shanahan, of Elm lstreet, is spending month in Stock bridge Mass
 Mrs. R. J. Hoffman and daughter, Hueda, who have been the guests of the Misses Cannon, of 512 Chapel street, have returned to their home in New York city.
 Mir and Mrs. Burns, c. Oakley r., and Ernest Farrel, of this city, are recent arrivals at c. M Ganung's in Litchfield
 pr. and Mrs. Edward P. Putnam, of Sylvan avenue, are in the mountains at New Hampshire. 1 Master Raymond Murphy and sister Dorothy, of Hartford are the guests of their cousins at Savin Rock,
 Mrs. F. l.. Sherman and son, Horace l sherman of State street, will spend several days at the Stony Island View | house.
 Mrs. John Dunn and two sons, John and Raymond, of Hartford, have re- turned from their vacation, which was spent at the Hartford cottage, | Woodmont
 Henry A. valkenburg of Greene street Is spending his vacation in the Berkshires where also his sister Mrs l.. H. Hayden and family have been spending the past month.
 Dr. James McManus and Dr. Charles McNlanus of Hartford have arrived home fom Duluth Minn. They attend ed the dental convention at Minneapo- lis and came back by way of Duluth and the Lakes
 Mir. and Mrs. Charles Cullum Dram have returned to West Haven from a two months visit with MT. Oram's fa- ther and family in London. England.
 Rollin c. Newton, Mir. and Mrs. Frank B. Beisiegel Mir. and Mrs. Jacob Beisiegel and Misses Berenice Baldwin and Helen Newton, all of Woodbridge have returned from a very pleasant sail up the Hudson river.
 Mrs. w. H. Kelsey of Main street West Haven, is spending three weeks in East Orange Conn.
 Miss Fay Mix of this city is visiting her cousin, Miss Ruth Barber, in Nor wich.
 Mrs. George Schindler and children of West Haven, who have been spending several weeks at Mrs. Schindlers home in the Catskllls, returned to their home in Elm street. Saturday.
 Milton Guest of this city is visiting his cousin, Waldo Date in Norwich.
 The H, H, society of the Methodist church, West Haven, met at Mrs. E Kowalewskis, 5oS Campbell avenue yesterday.
 Miss Grace F. Hovey of Norwich wa selected stenographer and accountan at the experiment station of the Rhod Island Agricultural college at Kingston at a meeting of the board of manager Friday afternoon, succeeding Mis- : Buelah Hoyt, resigned. Miss Hovey a graduate of Simmons college, Bos ton, where she completed a secretarfs course
 , Miss Mae H. Kenealy Is enjoying he vacation att Watch Hill. R. L, an Clarks Falls
 , The Misses Minnie and MaTRare } Skiffington left Monday for a vaca
 ton in the Berkshire mountains. ! Mir and Mrs. Edward Cannon ( { Howard avenue are at Atlantic Cit : for August
 ! Mrs. N. H. Harris and son, Cliffor of Morris Cove will leave shortly fc
 a visit with relatives in New Tor
 state.
 Dr. Henry McManus and wife ( Hartford. who have been in Euror 1 since April will arrive in New Tor C this week.
 Mrs Taylor, the Misses Mildred an
 Dorothy Taylor of Denver Col, al
 the guests for g. week of Afr. an
 Mrs. Charles Olmstead of Rlchar z place, West Haven. ; Word received from Mrs. N. w. Mel r win and Miss Irma Treffry, of Milfort = who are at present in Nova Scotit
 shows them ito be having the best kin . of a good time and that they will n n return to their homes in Miltori f. some time yet.
 Miss Eleanor Whitten and Mi:
 Anar Whitten returned home Satu U day from two weeks stay in We y Townsend, Vermont. a Miss Mary E. Bristol and Miss Eiit ;. Gum returned last Friday night frol
 a three weeks visit with relatives . the northern part of New York stat and report having had a most enjo, - able time on this vacation. MT. and Mrs. Edward Payne
 Thompson street are spending sever l. l weeks at Pond Beach. Mass. e Miss Mary Hartman, of Windso n having completed her course at u
 Church Training and Deaconess hous l, of Philadelphia has returned home l. spend few weeks with her parent a Rev Dr. F. w. Hartman and MT Hartman. Miss Hartman will sta = | August 30 for White Earth Minn