The daily morning journal and courier., 1896-07-27
PERsONlA JoTrINGS.

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 Miss Kate T. Mallory of 553 Howard avenue, who has been visiting Miss El- len Sperry of Bethany, will come home next Tuesday or Wednesday.
 Mrs. Dr. W. H. Sage. child and maid, of Howe street, are stopping at the Red Lion Inn, Stockbridge, Mass, for the summer.
 Mss Annie Negrisis of 57 George street will go to Brooklyn, N. Y., for a three weeks vacation for the benefit of her health. She will go the 2Sth of July.
 Martin Sullivan of the staff of assist ants of Druggist Trefry, corner of State and Edwards streets, has re- turned from a visit with his parents in Colchester, Conn, and trip to Boston. He returns in excellent health.
 Mr. George w. Merwin and Edwin Russell are now on their way home from Europe They went with the An cient Artillery excursion from Boston,
 Miss Amy Dutton of 52 Bishop street is staying with her grandmother, Mrs. Dickerman, in Centerville for week or so Next Saturday she goes to Pine Orchard to spend week with her friend, Miss Ethel Dibble, daughter of MT. s. E. Dibble, at their shore cottage at Pine Orchard.
 Mrs. S. A. Ditmars of 563 Orange street will go in few days with her children to her home in Whitehouse, N. J., to stay until September.
 Mrs Harry B. Brown of 3S Avon street goes with her family on We'd nesday to Providence and Greenwich, R. l., to spend the rest of the summer.
 Mrs. E. D. Darlington is staying for few days at Asbury Park.
 Misses Jennie Bell of Arch street and Amelia Scobie of Rosette street are spending a two weeks vacation at St. Johnsbury, Vt.
 MT. and Mrs. Gardner E. Thorpe of this city will go tomorrow to Stony Creek, where they will remain for a few days They will then go to the mountains for the summer.
 John Wolf, the well known furrier, and wife, left Saturday for Asbury Park, N. J., where they will remain for two weeks.
 Frederick Coonly. Yale '96, of Port Richmond N. Y, was in town for short time Saturday evening. He is cruising the sound with yachting party and the yacht was anchored off the harbor Saturday night.
 William s. Beard of Yale preached at the Baptist church in Danielson yesterday morning.
 MT. and Mrs. George Meigs of this city are in Essex for few weeks, that place being their former home.
 Arthur Fem of this city is spend- ing his vacation with his brother, Ray mond Fem of Migeon avenue, Torrfng- ton
 Bernadotte Perrin, professor of Greek at Yale was the speaker at the Y. M. C.. A. at o'clock mems meeting in Tor rington yesterday.
 Alderman J. V. Rattelsdorfer and family are at Cosey Beash for the season
 Dr. Mcdonnell and family have re turned from two weeks carriage trip through the state.
 Dr. William P. Baldwin has been re- stored to health after severe illness and is again attending to his practice.
 William T. Hayes, stamp clerk in the postoffice, has gone to Vermont on a vacation.
 John T. Kerrigan, chief clerk in the postofflce, is taking his vacation. Alderman John M. Crampton and family have gone to Newtown for the season.
 Mrs. Benjamin J. Dillon, wife of Quartermaster B. J. Dillon of the Sec ond regiment, with her two young sons, has gone to Long Branch for the season. Mrs. Dillon will stay with her people, the Turleys of Jersey City, who have a fine summer home at Long Branch.
 William Traub, decorator for F. M. Brown x Go, and Miss Carrie North rop of Brooklyn, will be married on Wednesday at the home of the brides parents After a wedding journey they will reside in New Haven. Miss Nellie Carney of Elliott street, daughter of Mrs. Mantra Carney, will be married to-day to John L. Carroll of 122 Ward street The wedding is to be solemnized with a nuptial mass at St. Johns church at o'clock. The wed- ding party, to consist of about ewenty- five persons, will then drive to Sparks & Champions for a breakfast, after which bride and groom will leave for wedding journey.
 The engagement of Miss Rosa Isaac, daughter of Mrs. Dora Isaac of 20 Arch street to Max L. Rosenblum of S94 Grand avenue is announced. The New Haven members of Cover nor Coffins staff arrived home from their trip to the Cleveland centennial Saturday and were enthusiastic over the good time they had and the nos pitable treatment they received from the Cleveland people. The party con- sisted of Governor and Mrs. o. V. Cof- fin, Adjutant General Charles P. Gra- ham and wife, Frank D. Haines, execu- tive secretary; Colonel W. E. F. Land CTS, assistant adjutant general Colonel Louis R. Cheney, assistant quartermas- ter general; Surgeon General G. A. Bowen, Commissary General Henry S. Peck, Paymaster General James II. Jarnan. Judge Advocate General L. M Daggett, Colonel and Mrs. Watson J. Miller, Colonel and Mrs. Henry H. Adams and Captain John M Thomp- son.
 MT. and Mrs. Edward Vandervoort of New York are guests of City Attorney BristoFs house on Lake Ulace. Mr. Vandervoort is an athlete of national reputation and Q prominent member of the Knickerbocker, formerly the