Morning journal and courier., 1893-09-08
PeraOnAI.
Personal. Misses Fanny and May Prokssky are

Misses Fanny and May Prokasky are at
 Saratoga.
 c. W. Clark and wife have returned
 from the Adirondacks.
 Mrs. A. Rich of Gregory street, who has
 been i'll, is nearly recovered.
 Mrs. L. H. English of 1s7 Church street
 is visiting friends in Poughkeepsie. Mrs. s. J. M. Merwin of Temple street has gone to New London for 8 short visit. Fairch1ld Colburn of this city has re- turned from 8 months visit to the worlds fair.
 Mrs. D. R. Jackson of New York oity is visiting H. 0. Ransom of 196 Orange street.
 Mrs. George B. Farnam and family of Hillhouse avenue have returned from Canada.
 James E. McGann and Robert A. Hol- finger will go the worlds fair Saturday for three weeks. C. L. Beecher, with the Charles Monson & Co.,, is spending three weeks' vacation at Southington. Bert Rowe and family have returned from the west. They visited Denver and the worlds fair. Miss Adela Mourell of Fourth street has just returned from three wesks' visit to New York and Waterbury. Mr. E Stevens and family have re. turned from Clinton to their residence, fl Trumbull street, in this city. Mrs. W. W. Oliver of New Brunswick, N. J., is visiting her sister, Mrs. Fl. E. Madden of 16 Edgar street. Mrs. Benjamin G. Gretsoh and children of New York city are visiting Isadore Stein at his home, 107 Hill street. Mrs. Loomis, wife of Prof. A. M. Loomis, and daughter have returned from three weeks stay at Germantown, Penn. Misses Margaret and Helen Evers, Blanch Goodwortb, Margaret Butler and Matilda Whitten have returned from Cazenovia, N. Y.
 Rev. A. D. Miller, rector of Grace Epis- copal church, Fair Haven, has returned
 home from an outing at Alexander Bay, N. Y.
 Professor Graham Lusk of the Yale | Medical school has just returned from 8 l summer outing spent in Europe and at the ! worlds fair.
 Rev. George E. Nichols and family of Holyoke, Mass, who were the guests of
 Jeremiah Smith of City Point, have re- ! turned home.
 Rev. E. 0. Sage of the Grand avenue Baptist church, who has been spending
 the heated term in Verden, H., has re- turned home.
 Mrs. William Hillhouse of 3 Hillhouse
 avenue, Miss Emily LeBetts and Mrs. Met
 calf of Hi1lhouse avenue are back from
 York Cliffs, Me. MT. and Mrs. W. A. Beers, James Galla- gher, Alderman M. Sonnenberg and fami-
 ly, s. Rosenbluth and MT. Zunder have re-
 turned from Saratoga. Superintendent Pettingill of the Postal Telegraph company, whose headquarters ! are in Boston, spent yesterday in this city l on business connected with the company. Dr. Marvin Smith of Pearl street has re- | turned to the city after a months vacation spent with his family In Haddsm. The
 doctor finds his health nearly reestablished. Attorney George W. Robinson and wife
 are back from Woodbridge. Mr. Robin son goes to Washington the last of the month to resume his duties as private sec- retary to Patent Commissioner Seymour. Miss Florence Abby, daughter of MT. and Mrs. John Visscher of Dwight street, and Lee Kingsley Stewart of Joliet, ILL, were married at Grove Beach Wednesday
 at o'clock. Rev. Nr. Shepard of the Episcopal church performed the ceremony.
 MT. and Mrs. George A. Connor of 2S6
 Greenwich avenue will leave tonight for
 Chicago. On their return they will visit
 Niagara Falls and Buffalo. At tho latter
 placs they will be the guest of Mrs. E. N.
 Connor, the accomplished elocutionist.
 Judge J. P. Studlsy, Clerk L. P. Dsming
 of the court of common pleas, and Post
 master N. D. Sperry have gone to Pitts burg, Pa. to testify as experts in some conspiracy case on trial at that place. It is expected that they will be back this morning.