The daily morning journal and courier., 1896-07-15
PERSONLL.

MT George b. Hodson and family are stopping at the Uplands, Bethlehem, N.
 H., for the summer,
 Rev. pr. Douglas of Trinity P. E.
 church, and wife, are at St. MoritS, Switzerland, where they are spending
 the summer. They have spent several summers there. Their European ad-
 dress Is care of Brown, Shipley & Co.,, London,
 Staying with MT. and Mrs. Charles
 I. Smith of Washington avenue, West
 Haven, is Miss Nellie Weldon. Mrs. Smiths sister, of Brooklyn. J. s. Taylor and Miss Ida Eckter Da- wis were married Monday by Rev. MT. l Scofield of the Grace M. E, church.
 Mrs. John Lavitte was bridesmaid and her husband best man. After Wed- ding trip the newly married couple will | reside at 14S Congress avenue. | Frank Bollmann, son of Attorney and
 Mrs. c. F. Bollmann, who was badly l injured In @ trolley car accident June | 19 last, is on the way to rapid recovery and is able to get out of doors. MT. ana
 Mrs. Bollmann, who are travelling ln l Europe for the benefit of their health,
 have not yet been informed of the ac- 1 cident.
 | George T. Hewlett, clerk of the board | of education, will sail on the steamer | Teutonic for England, where he will visit relatives, an aunt at Christ
 church, a watering place near the Isle of Wight, and a cousin at Bristol. Al
 though American born, MT. Hewlett's
 parents were English, and this oppor- | tunity to visit their early home will
 be full of interest to the traveller A
 tour of England will be all that the
 five weeks trip will permit, and three
 of these will be passed on the water.
 Mrs. Church of Division street has lived to see five generations of her de-
 scendants. She is the mother of James
 A. Church, the builder. The son of MT
 and Mrs Frank Shailor of Edgewood
 avenue completes the five generations i Mrs. T. J. Adams, with her daughter
 Miss Florence, and son, Kenneth, leave
 town to-day for months travel l through the Berkshires. Before return
 ing Mrs. Adams will stop at Moosehead
 Lake and that region.
 | MT. and Mrs J. w. Hickox of Trum-
 bull street are entertaining their daugh' ter Mrs Elliott, and also MT. Elliott of Kansas City.
 Letter Carriers J. F. Kennedy, J, F
 Mclaughlin, Marshal Armstrong, Peter | B. Clyne, David J. Collins. Morris P | Cain will start on their annual vaca, I ton to-day.
 l With Miss Gertrude Caffrey of West
 Haven are staying Mrs. Mccarthy and
 daughter, Miss Elizabeth Mccarthy, o1 Waterbury.
 Alderman and Mrs. Guernsey will gt | to Lake Waramaug, New Preston l Conn, for two weeks vacation. l Mrs. Edwin Barnes and son Harolt
 are passing a fortnight with friends il Madison.
 Mrs James Terry, Miss Terry ant
 Miss Helen Bascom left the Sth of this
 month for Malone, N. r., where the, l will remain until September. 1 Miss Fannie Fern Falk is spending l the summer with her sister, Mrs. Zun, l der of Elm street.
 MT. and Mrs. Frank A. Southwortf l took possession of their apartments a | the Peouot house yesterday, and vii l reside there for the rest of the season. George w, Bradley of East Haven | who was shot in the side on July 1, by
 some person unknown, is doing well l The bullet has not been extracted, bu
 as blood poisoning has not set in, it i believed that he will carry it withou | trouble.
 MT. and Mrs. Arthur Jackson will sai | for Europe tomorrow.
 l Mrs Abner Hendee's mother and sis l ter Mrs Green, and Miss Green of New York, are stopping at the Hendee cot l tage, Morris Cove. MT. and Mrs. Lu l cius Hendee of Edgewood avenue ar | to spend part of August at Morri l Cove, with the Abner Hendees.
 Mrs. Edwin s. Rowe of Orange stree l is visiting her daughter. Mrs. Davit | Lyman, whose home is just outside o | Chicago, in one of the suburbs. Th
 Rowes have given up their Orang
 street house, and Mir. Rowe's sons ar both away, one at Florida and the othe 1 with MT Rowe in New York.
 MT and Mrs, Isaac Damn are at Pin I Orchard for the summer