The daily morning journal and courier., 1894-09-11
PERsoNAL JnTrtNas.
New Haven People aAa fhsir Journsyinss sad outinss--othsr Notes.

' sad outiass-othsr sotes.
 Mrs. wheatiey Jones of Bermuda Islands. wife of a wealthy Bermuda merchant. is visiting her sister. Mrs. Wilcox of Leonard street, Mrs. Jones was iu recent years principal Of the former welch Training school of this city. and since her marriage, about i've years. her home has been In the Bermudas'. She will return in the la,- ter part Of this month.
 Mrs. F. F. Park and daughter, Theo., of Olive street. are spending few days al Morris Cove as guests Of Mir. and Mrs. L. B. Clarke.
 Mrs. J. V. Rattiesdorfer wife Of Gro cer Rattiesdorfer, has returned from New York state. where she went for the benent or her health.
 George oidershAw, Jr.. will read a pa. per on the manufacture of clocks at the meeting Of Live Oak council. Royal Arcanum. Thursday evening.
 Mrs. Fred Parker of Buffalo. who has been spending a few weeks with Mss Hulce or Dagsett street. has returned home very much improved in health.
 K. E. dieber has severed hs cohnec- ton with the City Drug store and has gone to Philadelphia to accept posi- ti6n.
 rha pu, rI..,.ra NY p,na ,,,it, preach at the Davenport church next Sunday morning. ..'
 B. r. Guyer has returned from Allan tic City. where he has been spending a couple of months.
 Dr. and Mrs. J. ii. M. Knox and j.. H. M. Knex. jr.. have returned from Whitefield, N. H.
 Vice Commodore W. S. Wells Is at tending the National q. A. R encamp- ment at Pittsburg.
 Mrs. E. M. Alling. Miss F. M. filling. P. ana R. filling have returned from Bethlehem, N. H. t,n'na,
 The Misses Daggett of George street have returned from Kembunkport. Me.
 Mrs. John A. Robieson, Misses May and Emma Robieson. 2s9 Bradley street, returned Monday from Money Island.
 Edward T. Plunkett is at sharon, Conn.
 Mr and Mrs. John Fitzgerald of No. 30D Franklin street celebrated their twenty-f1fth wedding anniversary Sat urday evening at their home. Numer- ous guests, friends of the couple, were present, and many valuable presents were awarded.
 A. D. Osborne, MT. and Mrs. T. Os- borne. Master A. D. Osborne, MT. and Mrs. 8. W. Johnson, Mir. and Mrs E. V. Reynolds, Mrs. F. T, Mclaughlin, Miss E. T. Brush, Miss B. DeForest Brush, Professor R. T. Lounsbury. Miss Camp, Professor and Mrs. George j. Brush, MT. and Mrs. c. 3. DeForest have been at Holderness, N. H.
 Among those who have been stoppina in the White Mountains are Mrs. W. r. Day. Miss Scranton, Miss Osgood, Miss Stoddard, Carlos F. Stoddard, Mrs p. c. Phipps, Mrs. H. B. Cheney, Mrs. D. H. Trowbridge, MT. and Mrs. E 1T. Trowbrldge. Miss Trowbridge, Mrs. F. F. Bishop, the Misses E. F. and c. L.. Bishop. Mir. and Mrs. c. T. Hampstead Mrs. W. B. Pardee, Mir. and Mrs. HAsa. man, Mir. and Mrs. E. Henry English and A. B. Hughes.
 Rev. Father J. Curtin of the Sacred Heart church has returned from a vaca. ition spent fin Canada.
 MT. and Mrs. Butterheld of sprln- field are visiting MT. and Mrs. Don M. Thompson at the Elliott house.
 Miss Helen Louise Cary of Bingham ton, N. r., spent Sunday with her father, Charles Cary, at the Elliott house.
 A. Grouse, Mrs. B. M. Prescott, Miss Prescott, Mrs. G. E. Brooks and Miss E. Futile are back from Twin Mo,1n- tains. N. H.
 Miss Mary Mcfarland has accepted a position as teacher in the Osweso nor mai school.
 : Mrs. J. Brewster Fitch of Church street and daughters have returned from Manchester.
 James Biree of Park street is spend- ing d few days in Evans, N. Y.
 Miss B. B. Parker and Miss M. S. Boyd are back from Bethlehem, N. H.
 Miss Alma Leighton of No. 154 Grove street has returned from her summer vacation.
 A. D. Cochran, Yale 'S6 S., is in town. , H. W. Punderson is back from Beth- lsher1, N. H.
 Miss May Mansfield is visiting Mrs. A. L. Goodrich in Hartford.
 Frank Barnes has returned from WAnworth hall, Jackson, N. H.
 Miss Lizzie Kelly has returned from 8 two weeks visit in Saratoga. , An exchange says: A very pleasant event took place at the home of MT. and Mrs. F. o. Letcher on Tuesday evening when his eldest daughter, Miss Rosalia V, was united in marriage to Chester w. Ewing of New Haven Conn. A jolly company came from New Haven, friends of the bride and groom, to participate in the ceremony. Rev. s. A. Burnaby of the. Congregational church offioiated. The happy couple are to make New Ha- vsh their future home, Mir. Ewing being clNrk in the f)tstoff1ce there 1thAv IUilJ