The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-08-22
PERSONAL Jora1NGs.

 company, is in town for day or two.
 MT, and Mrs, Thomas White of St. John's. New Brunswick. are in town for few days, stopping at the Forsyth residence on Lombard street, Fair Ha- ven, guests of Mrs, Seavey.
 MT, H. O, Barrett and daughter, Mrs, seavey of Boston, the latter of whom is 8 cousin and sister-in-law of Mrs. Jennie Forsyth Seavey, are the guests of the latter on Lombard street, Fair Haven.
 James D. Dewell, jr,, has gone to Lake Dunmore, Vt., where he will join the New Haven colony already there, num- berlng among others Miss Justine In gersoll and Charles Monson, the dry goods merchant, and family.
 Miss Abbie Gallagher and Miss Mar garet Hayes left on Monday for Block Island, and are staying at the Pequot house.
 Mrs. Warren Pickering of Whalley avenue has returned from three weeks spent In Brattleboro and some of the Berkshire towns.
 General and Mrs. E. F. Bradley, with their daughters. Miss Bertha and Miss Mabel Bradley, have gone to Forest Hills for the remainder of the season.
 Miss Jessie Dyer of York street has returned from a two weeks vacation trip to Boston, New York and New Jer- .sey.
 Chapman, Yale '94, was in town Tues day. He has been engaged as instructor in mathematics at the New London high school for the coming year.
 McDuffie, Yale '94, is spending a few days with friends in this city. He will return to the Cheshire academy this fall as instructor in science.
 Miss Minnie Butcher of Troy, N. Y, has been for the past week the guest of Miss Grace Steele, who is stopping a. her grandfather's cottage at Short Beach. Miss Butcher has often. visited in town.
 MT and Mrs. Frank Sperry and fam fly are spending the season at Litch- field.
 Mrs. Ray and daughter Grace of Brooklyn, Mrs. William Kirschner and Mrs. Powell of New Havem are at Pine Orchard.
 Medical Examiner M. c. White, who is away on his vacation, will attend the convention of the National Microscopic society, which began in Ithaca, N. Y, yesterday, and will later visit cities as far west as Cleveland. In his absence Dr. Gustavus Eliot of Church street will act as medical examiner for this city.
 pr. McLane of the College street church will preach at the Second Con- gregAtional church, Fair Haven, next Sunday.
 Mr. and Mrs. Charles w. Monahan of Denver, formerly of New Haven, are visiting Mrs. E. R. Monahan of 1855 Ro- sette street.
 Mrs. F. R. Thompson and daughter Alice are at the Pembroke, Wood mont.
 Miss Christine Freeman of Wall street has gone to Chicago until September Il. MT. and Mrs. F. Freeman have gone to Washington. D. C., where they have leased house on North Capitol street and will live there permanently. Their son, Noble Freeman, is visiting them for few weeks.
 Mrs. Dix of Montclair, N. J., with her three children, is the guest of her parents, MT. and Mrs. Starr H. Bar mum of Trumbull street.
 Miss Julia Cohane of Davenport ave nue is stopping for the month of Au- gust at the National house, Block Is- land.
 Senator o. H. Platt of Meriden left yesterday for his camp in the Adiron- dacks, where he will remain until some time in September. His son, Judge Platt, with his family, has been there for the past month. Dr. and Mrs. Bradley of Whalley avenue, who have been among the cot tagers at Woodmont, have returned home.
 Miss Flora Lockwood of Lyon street | has returned from the White Moun- tains.
 Brother Sebastian of New York Is visiting Sergeant Bergen of Station No, | ? at his home on Daggett street. Miss Margaret Hogan of Hamilton street has returned from spending a l two weeks vacation al Long Branch. Miss Henrietta Ingersoll is stopping | for few days in New York. Professor Mixter and Mrs Mixter are expected home this week. The Mix | ters are at present in Block Island. l Mr. and Mrs. Charles Metzger of Grove street, who have been staying at Saratoga, have returned, owing to | the sudden illness of Mir Metzger. l They have now been at their home for | week, and Mrs. Mtzger is slowly im- | proving. Staying with his parents is
 Simon Metzger and Gallup Metzger of | Hartford.
 Mrs H. c. Squire, who has been l spending several weeks with her | brother, George r. Coe of Davenport | avenue, returns to her home in Phila- I delphia much improved in health Mrs. Began, wife of Signal Off, | cer Began, has returned from two | weeks stay in Litchfield at the famous i "Echo Farm" Her daughter, Miss | Kittie Began, who is at the "Echo Farm" for her health, which is greatly l improving there, will remain there sev- eral weeks langer. She is greatly en- | toying her stay, owing to the kind at tentions of Mrs. Starr of Philadelphia, 1 Echo Farm" with whom Miss Kit | tie has enjoyed many drives of late on the salubrious Lttchfield hills. Mrs.