Morning journal and courier., 1885-07-04
Personal.

Matthew G. Elliott, president of the Trades mems bank, and wife leave on Monday for Saratoga to be absent a week and later after their return will visit other summer re- sorts. MT. Eliott's health, which has been delicate in consequence of an attack of pneu- monia last winter, is now much improved. Mir. E. 0. Beecher's family are summering at Rocky Roost, in the southern part of the town of Huntington. Robert A. Benham, the shoe dealer, and wife will start on Monday next on pleasure trip, visiting Long Branch, Ocean Beach, Ocean Grove and other places of interest. Miss Hattie c. Selden, of Westville, will spend July at Mt. Washington, N. H. Civil Engineer Bogart left yesterday for a | short stay at Lake Waramaug. Rev. Dr. Cuyler, of Old Saybrook, sails ! for Europe this week.
 Philip Pond, 2nd, of Yale sophomore class, left yesterday to spend the summer in Hebron.
 Messrs Evans and William Maxwell, Yale '95, and Robert Maxwell, Yale 'S7, are in Rockville. MT. Elmer Pember is visiting his father, Senator Milo B. Pember.
 Principal Sanford, of the Stamford High school, sailed for Europe recently to spehd his vacation
 Clarence H. Butricks, clerk in c. B. Whit tleseys drug store, sails for Europe to-day. He will visit in Belgium and other countries, and remain away two months.
 John H. Austin, the restaurant keeper at Belle dock, who has been suffering with an abscess, is able to attend to business again.
 Prof. Cyrus Northrop, of the University of Minnesota, formerly collector at the port of New Haven and professor of rhetoric at Yale, is seriously ill at Minneapolis.
 H. D. Wheeler left this city Thursday to take charge of the branch establishment of E. s. Wheeler & Go. in New York, while the New York manager is summering in Flu rope.
 The Misses Bradley of Trumbul street, Mrs. Harry Atwater of Cranford, N. J., and Mrs Roberts, wife of Rev. Mr. Roberts of Ansonia, will spend week at the Bradley cottage at Morris Cove, commencing Mon day.
 John W. Curtiss, Yale '79, his wife and family, of New York, have taken rooms at he Beach House, West Haven.
 MT. Arthur L. Candee, formerly an assist ant editor in the Bridgeport Standard office, was married to Miss Hattie E. Todd Thurs day. The very pleasant ceremony occurred at the residence of the brides parents in Bedding, and was performed by the Rev. Levi P. Perry.
 MT. Thomas Lord, an old Bridgeporter, has suffered the third time from fire in his wholesale drug store in Chicago. The dam ages, however, this time, by fire and water, are covered by insurance.
 Brigadier General Graham will be given a complimentary banquet at Redcliffe's next Wednesday evening.
 Judge Granger and State Attorney Doo- little will room at the Sea View Hotel, Savin Rock, during the July term of the court.
 Professor Du Bois and wife will spend the summer at the Thousand Islands and in the Adirondacks.
 Mrs. R. M. Hooker has gone on trip to New York and Massachusetts.
 E. P Merwin and family are stopping at the Ocean View House, Block Island.
 Police Commissioner F. H. Hart is with family stopping at Pine Orchard, returning to the city daily.
 Miss Lizzie c. Gaffney will summer at Litchfeld Center.
 Joseph D. Rice, the we'll known organist, goes to Saratoga for a short vacation next week.
 MT. Stephen Whitney and family are stop ping at Bay Shore, Long Island.
 George A. Isbell, the real estate dealer, and wife are at Stony Creek.
 MT. Henry L. Hotchkiss. president of the L. Candee Rubber company, and family Beach.
 Professor Henry N. Day and family leave next Wednesday for Boar's Head, Rye Beach.
 Mr. John Hatherly, of Naugatuck, sails for Liverpool this morning on the steamer Bal tic.
 Deacon Day, of Bristol, fell from cherry tree on Wednesday and was rendered uncon- scious by the fall Yesterday he was i'm proving.
 Mrs. Gabriel Stewart, of Seymour, who was so badly injured in the arm by the ex- plosion of dynamite cap, gains but slowly. It was serious wound.
 The surgeon of the French war steamer La Fibre spent Thursday in Naugatuck as the guest of the officers of the G. I. R. Glove company.
 G. W. Kilmer, formerly of Winsted. now proprietor of the Thomaston Hotel, will cater Companies and K, Fourth regiment, at the Mantle encampment in August.
 Richard Crampton, an old resident of Scott Swamp district, Plainville, died suddenly of baort dieaaaa Tuosdav T,ioht
 Judge Atwood, of Goodspeed's Landing, East Haddam, has been appointed prose cutting ,ent for two years.