The daily morning journal and courier., 1894-10-03
PERSONAL yOrrIyGs.
Interesting Items About New Haven Pso- ple.

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 Mayor j.. Howard Wilson of Mont clair. N. J., and his wife. who was for meriy Miss Carrie Dawson of this city, are the guests of Sidney II. Dawson, 142 Dwight street.
 Mrs. J. J. Matthias is back from West Haven.
 Miss Lena Phipps has returned from the mountains.
 Mir. and Mrs. H. L. Hotchkiss have returned from the Adirondacks.
 MT. F. W. Fellowes and family will return to.d day from Sachem Head.
 Miss Flora Walsh, who has been spending few days with friends on Olive street left Monday evening for her home In Brooklyn.
 The Misses Dwyer, who have been In town for the past ten days with rela- lives on Elm street, have returned to Boston.
 Miss Ruth Blrdsall has gone to attend St. Agnes school at Albany.
 Thomas c. Shepard has arranged a quartet, "A Little Knot of Blue," for the New York ladies' quartet. and they will probably sing 1t at their concert to be given at the Hyperion on the evening of November l2.
 John j.. Clarke. United States inspec- tor of public buildings, was here yes- terday examining the new addition to the postoffice building.
 Oscar Stier, of Whalley avenue and Mott street, returned to Toronto, Can, to resume his studies at the Ontario Veterinary college.
 Miss Mary Parmelee, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Henry s. Parmelee of No. 59S Chapel street, who has been spending few weeks with Miss Brooks, of Lake, wood, N. J., will return this week and later will go to Dresden. where she will remain during the entire winter with her uncle and aunt.
 Mrs. G. B. Dudley and daughter, Miss Carrie Dudley, of 412 Orange street, have returned from Falls Village.
 Harry Parmelee, Yale '94, has enter ed Harvard for a post graduate course.
 William H. Arfmann, the proprietor of the Church street cafe. presented to William c. Ray, who has had charge of the store during MT. Arfmann's trip to Europe a costly gold watch appro- priately engraved.
 MT. anAMr F. J. Brown and son of Waterbury have taken apartments for the winter at the Elliott house. MT. Brown is secretary of the democratic state central committee.
 J. Goghan of New Rochelle is spend ing few days with friends in this city.
 Mrs. Frederick L. Converse and her mother, Mrs. Della Conklin, of No. 1 Whalley avenue, who have been spend- ing the last two weeks in Albany, Sara toga and Lake George returned home yesterday.
 Daniel Carr, who is connected with the weather bureau headquarters at Washington D. C., has returned to his duties after months vacation. A fort night was spent in this city at his home MT. Carr is brother of Registrar Carr.
 Mrs. and Miss Day of No. ,956 Chapel street are back from Norfolk, Conn. MT. and Mrs. Hartshorn and their son Winfred have returned from Maine. Miss Sadie Mulingan of New York is the guest of her sister, Mrs. Gillern, at her residence on Eld street. P. B. Shurman, the Broadway drug gist, has removed to No. 451 George street. .. NJ.
 Harry George, Yale '94, of Milwau- kee, Wis, and member of the foot ball nine last year, is.in town for a few days.
 Mrs. Ezekiel G. Stoddard of No. 367 Prospect street is spending a few weeks in Chicago, the guest of Mrs. Peabody of that city.
 MT. E.S. Taite, brother of Frank Taite. photographer of 93S Grand avenue, has returned to New York after spending very pleasant vacation with his brother. at IA Prospect place, where he passed his time cycling and visiting friends.
 Mrs. T. J. Adams and Miss Rose of Howe street have returned from a weeks vacation trip
 William Broslin and Richard Downey. both of Wallingford. are in town for a few days visiting friends.
 C.B.Sears, Yale '92, has been ap-