The daily morning journal and courier., 1896-09-04
PERSONAL J0TIINGS.
New Haven People and Their Outings
 Other Personals,

Mrs. c. G. Afford and family, who have occupied the Gallagher cottage at Morris Cove for a month past, return to their home in New York city to-mor- row. MT. Afford, who is manufactur- CT of 1ewelry, has spent Sundays with them. Visiting with them for two weeks have been her sister, Mrs. Will liam Sliney, and son of this city. Mrs. Sliney return home to-day.
 MT. and Mrs., Richard w. Meigs are also staying at the cottage. They will return to their beautiful home on Edge wood avenue tomorrow, MT. Meigs is secretary and treasurer of the Arnold company,
 Mrs. William Sliney has spent five weeks visiting In Troy, Albany, and with her friend, Mrs. John Corning, at Rome, N. Y. Mrs. Corning formerly resided in this city. and has a host of friends here. She is now visiting in Pen Yan.
 The Burgess Bros, the we'll known matters and furriers, who are occupy ing the next cottage, will stay until the middle of September.
 Miss May I. Hicks, bookkeeper at Augur's art store, after an absence of four weeks visiting friends in Charle- mont, Mass, has returnd to the city.
 Railroad Men at Baseball.
 The upholsters and trimmers of the New York, New Haven and Hartford railroad shops will play game of base ball for $25 a side on September 5. As the teams are well matched @ good game is expected The batteries are for the upholsterers, Keller and Good rean; trimmers, Whalen and Barnett. At Savin Rock To-Morrow. The South Hills and the Mayer, Strouse & Go. baseball teams will play again Saturday at 3:30 ?. m, on the Savin Rock grounds. Beach will pitch for the South Hills and Fessenden will be in the box and Platt behind the bat for the opposing club. The Mayer, Strouse & Co. team would like game with some good out of town club Labor day, the Milfords preferred. Their manager is Harry Abrams, 29 Olive street.
 General Baggage Agent George A. Morton of the New York, New Haven and Hartford road, and Mrs Morton, have returned from two weeks vaca- tion spent in Canada and along the Maine coast.
 Mrs. Harriet Berry, Miss Harriet Der ry and Master Bertie Berry will sail for England Saturday on the Campania.
 w. s. Bennett is on a business trip to Denver and Colorado Springs. l Dr. Bronson and wife left September 1 for a weeks stay at Old Point Com 1 fort.
 Pierce N Maher, superintendent of mails at the local postoffice, has been chosen a delegate to represent the local branch of the postofffce clerks asso- citation at the annual convention which | is to be held at Denver, Col, beginning September 12 next. MT. Maher will leave for Denver early next week and will be gone about fifteen days. Dr. and Mrs. John Nicoll and Mir. and l Mrs. Moses Thomas left yesterday for months visit th Jefferson, N. H. Dr. Fred G. Wilmot. the dentist at IS Elm street, and his wife, have re- 1 turned from the Adirondacks, where 1 they had a delightful time for three ! weeks.
 1 Mrs Mary J. Grumman of 197 Blatch- l ley avenue has returned from stay in the White Mountains, much improved | in health.
 MT Kochersperger of Philadelphia is staying with his uncle, H. M. Kocher- l sperger, at the Pequot club for a few days. Mr. Kochersperger graduated | from West Point this year and will soon go to his post in New Mexico.
 Mrs. T. J. Adams and family of Howe street have returned from six weeks stay in the Berkshires, having stopped also at Moosehead lake, Me.
 MT, and Mrs George B. Martin are again in town from a long sojourn at Rangeley Lakes, Me.
 Rev. Father O'Brien of Niagara uni versity has been the guest of James F. O'Connor for a week. George w Adams has returned home from a fortnights yachting trip to Newport
 Alfred K. Merritt, registrar of Yale university, has returned from his home in Minnesota. His father sustained a fatal accident, few days ago, and MT. Merritt was called home to the 1 funeral.
 Mrs. Henry Gorham and Miss Lulu Gorham of Denver, Col, are visiting Mrs. Lavina Gorham at Mrs. Julia A. Kings, 244 Campbell avenue, West Ha- ven.