Morning journal and courier., 1892-09-19
Personal.


 John E. Healy has returned from Hot Springs, North Carolina.
 Miss M. A. J. O'Keefe leaves to-day with the veterans for Washington.
 Judge R. s. Pickett starts for Rhode Isl and to-day for a weeks vacation.
 Simon F. Goodhart has returned from three weeks vacation spent in Litchfield. E. B. Baker and W. A. Harris and wife spent yesterday on Pikes Peak, Colorado.
 Rev. MT. Mossman of the City missions addressed the Dwight place Sunday school yesterday.
 Mrs. Julius Herman, who has been spend ing the summer in Germany, arrived home Saturday night. s. Solomon and Frank Croll of New York spent Sunday with Henry Machol of Trumbull street.
 The son of Officer Tripp, who has been | sick for the last two weeks, is greatly i'm proved and will be out in few days. Captain L. Ludington started Saturday | night for Washington, where he will at- | tend the national convention of the Grand Army.
 | MT. E. E. Stevens and wife have re- turned from their summer house at Clin- ton to their new residence, Al Thumb ull street.
 | J. Stanley Free, formerly of this city but now of Louis Myers & Sons glove firm of Boston, is in the city for few days on business.
 | J. Deibel and wife sailed on the steamer Rotterdam yesterday from Southampton. They have been away three months in the old world.
 Officer Richard Moore attended the bene- | fit given Sullivan in the Madison Square Garden Saturday evening, and occupied one of the boxes.
 Officer Dippold was in New York last week and friend at the Mulberry street station presented him with a very hand some ebony club.
 M. F. Grifing, contractor at Sargent's I factory, and his wife will start to-day for Washington and Virginia. They will be absent ten days.
 Mrs. James Hickman, who has been visiting relatives in this city, will sail, | with her son, for their home in London England, Wednesday.
 James F. Norman, who has been in this city for the past three weeks visit ing his parents on Whalley avenue, will start for his home in California Wednes- day.
 Superintendent of Letter Carriers George A. Butler, who has been in Boston the pact week attending annual session of the Su- preme Lodge, Order of Hsis, returned Saturday evening.
 Henry c. Dwight, jr., of Hartford, and Trowbridge Darlington of Pennington, have been admitted to Phillips academy, Andover, and will pursue the regular course in that institution.
 G. M. Whiting, formerly of Bridgeport, took charge of the operating room of the operator last evening. He has with him his wife and another young lady operator. MT. Smith and wife, who have had charge of the operating department, resigned on account of poor health.
 Mrs. Leonard, widow of the late M. S. Leonard, who was town clerk of New Ha- ven years ago, and who has been visiting old friends in this city at the homes of Druggist H. M. Bishop, Bradley street, and Agent Miller of the Starin line, on Lyon street, has gone to Woodbury, her native Buffalo. She was accompanied to Wood bury by Mrs. Edith Bishop, who will visit there.
 R.H. Brown, president of R. H. Brown & Co.,, Albert Triton of the Winchester Re- beating Arms company, Theodore H. She1- don, teller of the Second National bank, Fred H. Benton of Benton & Co.,, Joseph B. Morse, Charles F. Bowman, F. Stanley Bradley, Dr. James E. stetson, Louis A: Platt of Waterbury, Francis E. Spencer of Spencer & Matthews, Dr. E. L. R. Thomp- son and Sherwood s. Thompson, all mem bers of the Nonantum Fishing and Game club, have gone to Quebec on a two weeks' fishing and hunting trip. !