The daily morning journal and courier., 1896-07-23
PE HSONAL.

N dealer, residing on Whitney avenue is the happy father of fine healthy son and heir. The little stranger. weight eleven pounds, arrived at the Clark mansion at o'clock Tuesday morning, Dr. 5. H. Chapman, one of New Ha- ven's most skilled practitioners, offiai- ating at the accouchement. Mother and child are doing finely. The news of the arrival of the little stranger has caused general rejoicing, and many congratulations have been received by telegraph and telephone. The little one has been named Massena, in honor of his grandfather, the late Massena Clark, for many years one of New Ha- ven's leading citizens.
 Letter Carrier James Mclaughlin Is spending a fifteen days vacation in Pennsylvania.
 J. M. B. Dwight and family of 55 Hill house avenue have gone to East Hamp- ton, L. I.
 Professor R. H. Chittenden and fam fly of S3 Trumbull street left yester- day for Canada, where they will spend the summer.
 The Misses Collins of Hillhouse ave- nue have gone to Kingston, R. l., for the season.
 Charles H. Miller is rejoicing over the arrival of a new boy. Mother and child are doing finely.
 Dr. w. P. Baldwin will return from Greenwich to-day and resume his prac- tice here. His health is somewhat im- proved, but he has by no means ral- lied from the shock caused by the death of his young wife.
 Mrs and Miss Chandler are spending July and August at Enfield, Mass, the old home of Mrs. Chandler. They will be joined next week by Professor Chandler
 w. F. Dowd, assistant clerk of the superior court of Litchfield county. is in town on business.
 Hobart B. Ives and family of Quinni- piac street left for Nova Scotia yester- day.
 MT. Park Hill and family of Lake wood, N. J., are visiting the Bucking- hams' of 557 Howard avenue.
 Lawyer and Mrs Linwood Root If Waterbury have taken a cottage at Woodmont for the season. Mrs. Root was Miss Jennie Chapman of New Ha- ven before her marriage.
 Ex-Governor and Mrs. H. E. Harrison are again at their pretty cottage. Lake Dunmore. Vt.
 Mrs. H. F. Hallett and son are at Hyannis, Mass, for the summer. MT. and Mrs. c. Berry Peets leave town the early part of next week for a stay at Palenville, in the Catskills. Af- terward they will go to Lynn, Mass, where they will be entertained by Pres ident and Mrs. Lucius M. Futile.
 Miss Etta and Miss Grace Haley are at the Naples, Oakdale, Mass, for July. Stopping at the Waumbek for the season are Mrs. Gustavus Eliot, Ruth Forbes Eliot, Margaret Eliot, Esther Harrison Eliot and maid A recent is- sue of the Boston Globe contains the following item: Miss Ruth Eliot. the seven-year-old daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Gustavus Eliot of New Haven, Conn.,, is the prettiest cyclist around Jefferson, N H., and she is also an ex- pert fancy rider''
 Registered at the Mountain View house, Bethlehem, N. H., are Mrs. E. F. Putnam and r. w. Putnam. At the Forest Hills house, Franconia, N. H., are Dr. and Mrs. Francis Bacon, General E. E. Bradley and Professor Henry R. Lang.
 Mrs. Charles L. Mitchell who has been in town the past few days the guest of Mrs. Peets of Orange street, left on Monday for Narragansett, where she will join MT and Mrs Edward Mitchell at Greens Inn. Mrs. Sidney Hosmer of Boston, who, before her marriage as Miss Clara