The daily morning journal and courier., 1896-07-28
PERSONAL JOTrINGs.


 MT. Frank Fowles of Helena Mon tana, has been spending a few days with his uncle, James A. Thorpe of No. 50 Exchange street,
 Mrs. Mary L. Lindsley and Miss Mi- nerva Mallory have been speNdlmg some time at the National hotel, Wash William H. Rowe, Baltimore, Md, and at their uncle's, Captain Futile, plantation on the York river, Virginia. MT J. T. Hendricks, treasurer of the Grand opera house. and wife, will leave to-day for Atlantic City for the remaln- der of the summer season.
 Mrs. Sayles, wife of Dr. Joseph B. Sayles, is at Stockbridge, with child and maid, for the balance of the sea son.
 Miss J. Ivahlon Bradley, daugater of MT. and Mrs. J. l. Bradley, is HsiLing friends in Boston, Mass She will be at home about August 10.
 Albert Burton, a young son of MT. and Mrs Clifford H. Street and grand son of Albert Forbes, broke his arm Saturday evening. Dr. Russell is in at tendance.
 Mrs John Adt of Humphrey street has returned from Waterbury. where she spent several weeks with her sister, Mrs. Cutler. who is i'll with malariai typhoid fever. Mrs. Adt's health, which was impaired, is improving.
 Miss Louise M. Carr has returned from very pleasant stay in Wood- bury and Southbury.
 pr. Charles Vishno of 9 Olive street has removed his office to 361 Orange street.
 Harry Brown and wife of Front street, Fair Haven, have gone to Short Beach for the summer.
 Edward L. Linsley, the Church street lawyer, was at his duties yesterday morning for the first time in nearly month. He has been i'll with malaria and has not yet fully recovered.
 Master William Pierce of 94 William street is with party of sixteen young men. all members of the New Haven ". P. S. c. D., camping out at Pot Isl- and. The party, which has been camp ing at the island for a week, will re- turn home next Saturday. They are having a fine time despite the frequent -
 showers.
 Rev. MT. Archibald and wife of Bos- ton are visiting Mrs. Archibald's par ents, MT. and Mrs. c. A. Warren of State street.
 William Penrose of Jersey City is visiting his cousin, Mrs. Sisk of l9l Wallace street.
 Mrs. William H. Kirschner and Mrs Powell of Humphrey street are at Pine Orchard for the summer.
 Miss Marie Hatch of the Zunder school and Miss Annie Kelly of the Hallock street school left town yester- day for the White Mountains.
 At Branford Point, guest of her aunt. is Miss Harriet Hubbell of Asy- lum street.
 MT. and Mrs. Herbert M Tower and family of Congress avenue have gone to Vermont to visit MT. Towers family. Miss Grace Stevens, for several weeks past stopping at Lake Waramaug, is again in town.
 Miss Mary F. McKeon of Locust street has gone for a months vacation to Shelburne Falls, Mass.
 MT. and Mrs. B. Oelsner of Bridge port with their little daughter, Lima, are visiting Mrs. Oelsner's parents on William street.
 MT. Max Dessauer left yesterday for Philadelphia, from where he will go to Cape May, to be away throughout August.
 MT. w. s. Miller and wife have gone to the White Mountains for two weeks vacation
 Mrs. M. Tuch of New York, with her little daughter, is staying with her sister, Mrs, Louis Rothchild of Olive street.
 Daniel J. Brennan, proprietor of Os- born Hall Pharmacy, is confined to his house with an attack of malaria. He has been i'll several days, but hopes to be at business again the latter part of the week.
 MT. and Mrs. Harry Selden Vail of Hyde Park. Ill, are the guests of AL fred K. Merritt, registrar of Yale uni versity MT. and Mrs. Vail are on their honeymoon. They were married on June 29 at the residence of Mrs. Vail, who was Miss Carrie Merrill of May wood, H. MT. Vail was member of the class of Yale '93, being the chum of Mr. Merritt while In the university. He is a son of the Chicago editor, Rev. Dr. Vail, and has charge of the classi- cal department in the Hyde Park, H., high school. MT. and Mrs Vail will leave for the west this evening.
 Miss Jennie R. Boyce, accompanied by her brother, James N., and his lit tie daughter, Lillian May, have gone to spend month at Newark and Ten af1y.
 Miss Annie Faughnan of F. M. Brown & Co is spending her two weeks va cation in Waterbury.
 Miss Lucy Ellis of Parkville is the guest of Councilman Nicholas F. Cor coran and wife of 525 Columbus ave- nue for few days.
 Misses Mary and Louise Barnett of 502 Howard avenue have returned from Woodmont and New Rochelle.
 Mrs William Hillhouse, Mrs. Metcalf and Miss Betts arrived last week at Franconia Inn.
 Mrs c. H. Webb and daughter, Miss Josephine Webb, will spend August at Pennington.
 The Misses Morse, daughters of Mir. and Mrs. Gardner Morse, will spend August at the Suwanee Inn, Durham.
 MT. and Mrs. L. L. Camp, who have been spending part of a bridal vaca- tion in the White Mountains, will re-