The daily morning journal and courier., 1894-08-15
PERsOydL MENTION.
New Haven People and Their Summer
 Outings.

oattHss. Mrs. Thomas Brlnley of New Haven
 Is the guest of the family of George Nolan at No. IS North Main street. Nor wich.
 Fred B. Stetson of New Haven Is call ing on friends in Norwich. Torrey T. Hull of New Haven. former ly of the Norwich free academy. is in Norwich visiting old friends.
 Miss Grace Mowry of Greeneville Is spending few days at New Haven. Miss Ada Martin. stenographer at the Ossawan mills. Norwich. is the guest of Mrs. John Mowry of New Haven. MT. and Mrs. Fred Stetson and child ren of New Haven are spending a few days with relatives In Greeneville.
 Miss Anna M. Wulf of New Haven is visiting relatives in Norwich.
 Mir James Birge, our well known citi- zen. starts on his regular western trip to-day and expects to be absent from six to eight weeks.
 Miss Minnie Richards of Sylvan ave- nue is visiting sherman Raynor of Der by, and last night there was lawn party in her honor at Mir. Raynor's home.
 Miss Elizabeth Simpson, clerk at L. Candee & Co.'s office. and, Miss Annie Gardner have returned from their va- cations spent at Lake George and vi- cinity.
 A. l.. Barnes. deputy grand high priest fo Connecticut, started yesterday for Topeka, Kans., to attend the triennial reunion of the general grand chapter of the Royal Arch Masons of the United States.
 Rev. Dr. Brown will leave for the Ad- irondacks next week.
 Miss Julia Greene, of Mo- 59 Shelton avenue, organist at the Westville M. E. church. is spending her vacation in Bethlehem.
 The following guests have registered at Branford Point house since Sunday: From New York-Walter D. flaws. George A. Wies,S. R. Buchan, Minott L. Paddell, J. F. Paddell. William Mc- Alpine Wiswell and wife. G. W. Swift From Hartford-W. S. Warner and wife, Misses. Hazel. M. Warner. and Nellie M. Warner. From Boston-W. J. Thayer. Miss M. G. Durand. B. B. Cowles, R. W. Gage and wife. From New Haven-G. T. Bartlett H. H. En- sign, M. F. Campbell, Col. Frank T. Lee, Fred K.. Ives. Mrs. F. Lewis and family. Collinsville-Miss Grace c. Bidwell. Darien-G. H. Tilley, wife and family. Stamford-Miss Taylor, Dr. R. L. Bohannan. Wallingford- Phillip Finican, the Misses Margaret G. Fahey, Margaret E., Myers. Deborah Myers, May Fahey. Mt. Carmel-Helen Patterson, Annie Patterson. Southing- ton-A. Bradley and wife. J. S. H. Pratt and wife. Springfeld-W. c. Bevins and wife, George T. Mersen.
 Superintendent V. G. Curtis of the school system has returned from trip through Pennsylvania where he has large number of friends. Mrs. Curtis has not returned.
 Miss Elizteabh c. Darlington, who has been quite i'll at her home at No. 587 Elm street, is now somewhat bet I ter.
 Miss Minnie Gruner and Misss Har- riet Angerbower, of this city, are in Woodmont, at the Vineyard. the guests of Miss Elizabeth Bowers.
 James c. Andrews, formerly connect ed with the Yale Corset Co.,, is now with the Hygeia Manufacturing Co.,, of New York city, having been elected vice-president and general superinten- dent. The new company has a paid up capital stock of $1O,OOO. The stock holders are John H. Light, of South Norwalk, George D. Nichols, of New Cannan, and James c. Andrews, of this; city. The company is now build ing an extensive factory at New Ca naan, Conn.,. where they will go as soon as completed. Il
 J. M. Townsend and family are oc- cupying the Ray cottage at Litch-l field. The Misses Grace and Helen Huntley, of Hartford, are visiting Miss Clara Calhoun, of No. 51 Beers street. j
 A. L.. Curtis, son of Deacon Curtis. l of the Calvary Baptist church, has re. turned from a two weeks stay at Bethel,