Morning journal and courier., 1885-09-05
Personal

@hwyer Mix and family have returned iron | Stony Greek.
 MT. D. 0. Warehouse, who has been i'll, if | able to be out.
 Dr. Frank c. Swift, the dentist, has re
 turned from his trip to Europe. | Miss Sarah Cowen recently gave readings 1 to a packed house in Morris, Conn. Ex-President Arthur was in Bridgeport al
 the Atlantic House Thursday night. Judge Henry Stoddard and wife, of Mil ! ford, are recreating on the hills of Litchfeld | Judge w. c. Robinson and family have re, turned from their summer cottage at Money l Island.
 Rev. MT. Merwin, of Temple street, has returned from summering at Lake Wara- l maug.
 Daniel Usher, of Milford, is just now re-
 joicing over twins-two boys, 713 and 811s pounds each.
 c. A. Caldwell and J. A. Kenyon, of South | ington, are attending the undertakers' con | vention at Boston. w. F. Plant, of Southington, has taken a position with the American Baptist Publica-
 tion society, New York. MT. Fred W. Pratt, of Southington, has | gone on an extensive trip in the Northwest. He will spend some time in Dakota. Miss Minnie Purcell, who has been sum- | mering at Brighton Beach and Coney Island, has returned to her home, No. 62 Asylum ! street.
 Mrs. August Lebrun, wife of the boot and
 shoe dealer on Congress avenue, arrived home l last evening after an absence of four months spent in Europe. Mrs. Tierney, wife of Mir. J. J. Tierney, the photographer, leaves to-day for visit of about two weeks in Hartford and in Massachusetts,.
 Henry o. Pineo and son, grandson and great-grandson of the late Rev. MT. Pineo,
 who preached to people in the First church, Milford, for over fifty years, have been visit | ing with friends in town. George Stevens, formerly of the New Ha- l ven Clock company, is ill at Saratoga with
 his mother, Mrs. Edward Stevens. He re- | gently returned from Japan, where he went for the benefit of his health. Odle Bouton of Stratford, aged eighty-s six, Charles Bouton of Washington, aged seventy seven, and Enoch Bouton of South Norwalk, aged seventy, brothers, are visiting W. H. Bouton of 192 Division street. nd1sS OuSlo SOSboWoA DOuS0, OL oUo OT chard street, daughter of Ignatius Dodge, died on Thursday from over-exertion caused by journey from Ipswich, Mass, to this city September 10. She has been in feeble health for several years. Miss Flora, daughter of MT. F. L. Lyon,
 the dry goods merchant in this city, returns
 to the city soon after four weeks stay at
 the shore at Grove cottage. MT. Emanuel
 Lyon, son of MT. Lyon, arrived home yester-
 day from pleasure trip to the West. He
 spent some time in St. Paul, Minnesota, and
 visited many western cities.
 Mrs. Charles L. Mitchell, wife of Congress
 man Mitchell of New Haven, drew an elegant
 prize at the United States Hotel, Saratoga,
 Wednesday evening. It was 8 beautifully
 painted floral piece on glass in double parts
 and painted by the accomplished Swiss ar
 tist, Madame Marie Krause, who has delight
 ed Saratoga guests with many gems of art
 One hundred tickets were sold at $1 each.
 The winner will bear the trophy to her Wash
 ington home next winter in commemoration of her victory over the other ninety nine prize seekers.