The daily morning journal and courier., 1894-09-15
PERSONs JOTTINGS.


 and Their Friends.
 MT. George T. Bradley, of Benedict & Co.,, and his family, have returned from their summers stay at Madison.
 Milton H. and Walter M. Bradley sons of Mir. Genrge T. Bradley, returned last evening from trip to Niagara Falls and Toronto, Canada.
 Mrs. Alfred Colt of New London, with her three-year-old daughter, Gertrude, is visiting her mother, Mrs. David O. Barker, of 407 Temple street.
 MT. and Mrs. Kendall of Chicopee Falls and Mrs. Ira Kibbe of Somers, Mass, have returned home from a two weeks visit in this city.
 Fred Schlegel, formerly of the firm of Beck & Schlegel, bakers at the cor ner of Elm and State streets, was mar ried to Miss Mary Beck of 12 Warren place last Sunday in New York. MT. and Mrs. Schlegel will live in Brook lyn.
 Cullen of Washington, D. C., will be married September IS in St. Mary's church in this city. Miss Miller was a teacher in Cedar street schoel, resign ing her position recently
 Miss Mary Scroggie, daughter of Mrs William Scroggie, who was reported seriously ill Thursday, is somewhat bet ter and her recovery is no longer doubt ed. =,
 Frank R. Tyler has resigned as re- corder of East Rock lodge, A. o. U. W.
 Miss Elizabeth M. Campbell, who played the organ so acceptably on the first Sunday in August in Trinity M E. church, and who is a pupil of Charles Milton Bill Fettow of the Royal College of Organists, England, will continue to receive instruction from that gentleman during the current year. after which she intends returning to this city to reside with her mother and brother, Ali H. Campbell of Chapel street. She had a most enjoyable voyage over to Eng land in the Majestic.
 Dr. J. P. c. Foster returned yesterday from his trip abroad. The doctor visit l ed many points of interest in England 1 and Scotland and had most enjoyable | time.
 Mrs. A. Heaton Robertson and ohil- l dren, who have been spending several weeks in Litchfield, have returned home.
 Miss Pauline Skiff is visiting friends in Kent.
 Thomas H. Sullivan left for Eitchfleld field yesterday. 1 Miss Julia Kaiser is hack from visit in Waterbury. MT. and Mrs. Max Strauss of No. 3s3 1 Orange street have returned. W. A. Beeman of New Preston is | spending few days in town. MT. and Mrs. D. T. Weich of West Haven left yesterday for Litchfleld. Miss Lillian A. Peck of No. 62 Bristol street is visiting relatives in Boston. Mrs. Elizabeth Ward of Humphrey street is back from visit with rela. tives in Lee, Mass.
 MT. and Mrs. Willis Franklin of Rut. land, Vt., are in town, the guests of friends on Howard avenue.
 Miss Ruth Wordsworth of Warehouse Point, who has been the guest of Mrs | Susan Moore, at her home on Park street, returned last Monday. Mrs. Thomas T. Taylor of Galveston formerly Mrs Anna Pinto Woods, is ir | town for a few days. .-:
 Miss Sarah Rogers, who has beer spending the last year in travelling ir England and on the continent under the chaperonage of Miss Cornelia Cady has returned to this city and is spend ing a short time with MT. and Miss Cady on Hillhouse avenue. s.-..-.
 Captain o. W. Brooks took out . par. ty, among whom were the Rev. MT Howe of the Westville Congregations church, MT. Altman. and Messrs. Harry Walter and Victor Leigh, to the bank. Thursday, 1<d they returned witt large quantities of bluefish. blackfish black bass and porgies
 D. W. Maher and son of Chicago, wht have been visiting friends on State street, have returned. 5s
 William F. Healy of St. Meinrad col lege, Ind, who has been visiting hi. relatives in this city. sailed Thursda, on the steamer Weiland for Rome Italy, where he goes to finish his studiel for the priesthood. Atf'