Morning journal and courier., 1888-08-04
PERSONAL JOTrINGs

About New Haven People and other Connecticut People.
 Officer Frank Cook and wife left yesterday for Montreal.
 Miss Lizzie TorpAy of Grand avenue ia visiting friends at Asbury Park, N. J. Miss MiIlie Bader, of New York, is spend ! ing few weeks with friends in this city. MT. and Mrs. George Baldwin of Lafayette 1 street leave this morning for Block Island for @ weeks stay.
 H. 0. White will spend few weeks in the
 Adirondacks and at watering places along l the eastern shore.
 The Hon. Julius Converse, of Stafford ! Springs, has so far recovered that his doctors allow him to see visitors. Hon. John M. Hall and family are the guests of Judge Harrison at his summer resi- 1 dence, Bsyhurst, near Leete's Island. Miss Eunics White of Portland, Conn, and Miss Scott of Bangor, Me-, have been visit l ing Miss Ella White of BIatchley avenue. Miss Emma 4. Doane started for Minneap- oils last Thursday afternoon. She will visit with relatives in that city and will remain during the summer.
 Rev. L. H. Squiree, pastor of the Church
 of the Messiah, with his family, have left the city for c short visit to Poughkeepsie and other places along the Hudson. F. D. Adams, who has accepted position
 as clerk at the Montowese House, Indian
 Neck, was given a reception Thursday even-
 ing by eight couples, all intimates friends.
 The Rev. Dr. s. D. Mcconnell, formerly
 rector of Holy Trinity church in Middletown,
 now rector of St. Shepherds, Philadelphia, is
 in Middletown for few days. His family
 are at Watch Hill.
 Mr. and Mrs. Henry B. Plant and party of friends are guests at the Malvern, Bar Harbor. They are to remain there until next week and then return to MT. Plants summer house in Branford.
 Charles A. Hughes, aged forty-four years, New York umbrella peddler. was married to the Widow Catherine Sweeney of this city, aged fertyseight years. yesterday afternoon. The ceremony was performed by Mayor York.
 Mrs. Thomas German of Fountain street gave a lawn party Thursday evening to friends of her daughter, Miss Minnie Cor man. The grounds about the German resi- dence were hung with Japanese lanterns and colored lights
 Mrs. Green of New York, who is visiting Mrs. Joseph J. Sweeney of No. 27 Asylum street, became i'll suddenly while attending services at St. Mary's church Thursday even- ing Under the treatment of Dr. Stephen Maher, Mrs. Green recovered and was sent home.
 Mrs. Nathaniel Whiting has been visiting her friends in New Haven for some time. ! She is staying with her niece, Mrs. 0. H. l Douglass, 34 Kensingron street. Her dauRh- | ter, Mrs. 0. O. Curtiss of Brooklyn, meets | her Monday and together they visit Spring. | ield and other places before returning to | heir homo in Brooklyn.
 Druggist Henry M. Bishop of State street, ,orner of Humphrey, quietly celebrated his anniversary as New Haven druggist on Wednesday last. Only two or hres druggists in New Haven have been in he business here longer than he. He began business for himself when very young man nd was first located on the corner of State nd Bradley, buying the business of theAate )r. Curtiss, who then had two stores, the ther one being where the late Dr. Riley wAs pr years-oorner of State and Grand. Dr. ishop prepared himself in the drug business ith noted Woodbury druggist, who ia still wing and in the enjoyment of comfortable smpekeney.