Morning journal and courier., 1893-08-16
PersOnaI Notes.

George E SOmers and sister left yester- day for the worlds fair.
 Miss Helen Sanford and Miss Belle Man ville are in Ocean Grove.
 John Hunt of Dixwell avenue will start for the worlds fair Friday.
 Moses Nusbaum of 904 Grand avenue is very ill with blood poisoning.
 MT. and Mrs. Fred Doutteil are spending e week at West Morris, Conn.
 Miss Hannah Landers has returned from her vacation in Montowese.
 Miss Myrta Davis of Howard avenue has returned from a visit to Branford.
 Mir. and Mrs. Ciarencs Blakeslee of 598 George street are at Sheffield, Mass.
 W. 0. Foote of Neely & Go. will spend his vacation at Newport and Mystic. Mrs. Clohissie of New York is visiting Miss May T. Redmsn of Il Locust street.
 Miss Dora Beardsley of Ward street is visiting her grandmother at Strstford. Miss Nellie Coleman of 69 Atwater street, is spending her vacation in Stam- ford.
 Registrar John P. Carney will soon leave for Newtown for the benefit of his health.
 P. Cory, who has been quite sick at his home on Mansfield etreet, is fast i'm proving.
 I. Werzburg of Macon, Gs., Is home on | 8 visit to his parents, after an absence of | three years.
 Miss Sarah Mschol of 36 Trumbull street | has returned from three weeks vacation | at Litchield.
 | Mrs Ida Keeler of New York city, who has been spending several days here, re- | turned yesterday. Mrs. S. Goodman and her children have returned from pleasant and enjoys able eo- l journ at Litchfeld. Mrs. Ellen Roberts and William E. Oliver | of this city were united in marriage yester- day by Justice Isaac Wolfe. | Miss Bins Common and Miss Mary Da. vidson of this city are visiting Mir. and Mrs. Middlemass at New Britain.
 Charles B. Bliss of Lebanon, Yale '9O has been appointed assistant professor of experimental psychology at Yale.
 Miss Lillian N. Rhodes of Baldwin street is visitipg her friend, Miss Lulu Case. on Staten Island, for the next two weeks.
 Miss J. Z.Clerkin Is visiting with friends in Hartford. She will visit other portions of the state before returning from her va cation trip.
 | Miss Hattie Buckner, Miss Gertrude Harris and Mrs. Jacob Buckner of Water, bury, Conn.,, are visiting her father, Mir Jacob Morris of Meadow street.
 Miss Margaret Chandler of Hatfield Mass, who has been visiting with Misl Hanna Timmreck of 212 Woodward ave | nue, returned to her home yesterday.
 Miss May Bartlett of S7 Olive street hal | wakr aI oR in East Hartford. Her sister, Miss Fran ces Bartlett, leaves to-day for Glastonbury | Conn.
 Mortimer Nj. Atwater, who was formerly New Haven young man, but who il now In business in Redlands, Cal, is 1T town and will remain about here for si, weeks.
 Eugene McKenna, Mrs. McKenna and Mis- Liliie McKenna left yesterday for Wash ington. D. O., where they will remain on' week. From there they will go to thu worlds fair.
 Charles E. Nettleton, formerly stenogra pher in the adjutant generals office, Hart ford is now employed iu the same capacity In the office of the comptroller of the New York, New Haven and Hartford railroad ir this city.
 Mrs. Charlotte 0. Barnum of IA Humphrey street, Mics Mary A. Stiles ot 269 Wooster street, and Mrs. Abby S Sheldon, wife of Judge Sheldon of 34t Mansfield street, have registered at the town clerks office as voters on school cleo tions. This makes six women who have thus far qualified as electors.
 George Darrow, an old soldier from the Soldiers Home at Noroton, Is visiting his daughter, who resides near the rubber shop. He Is improved since his late illness at the home. and speaks most highly of the care and attention that are paid the veter. ans there. He was for many years porter at the freight office at Belle dock.
 Mir. George Brown of No. As engine house, has returned from a trip up the Hudson river. He was accompanied by MT. Philip Schusab, foreman in the up. holstering department of Chamberlain & Co.,, and the gentlemen report delight. full visit to the city of Troy. They have been absent several days, and return much invigorated by their outing.