The daily morning journal and courier., 1897-07-28
PERSONIL JOTTINGS.


 leave to-day for Saratoga Springs, where they will remain until well into September. They will stop at the Lin wood house.
 Miss Mabel Rochfort of Edwards street. and brother, and Miss Edith Russell of College street, are at Ban- tam, Conn.
 Mrs John Bradley of New Haven is spending a part of the summer with her sister, Mrs. Stevens of Clintonville.
 Sterling Riggs, who has been with his grandparents, MT. and Mrs. Horace Riggs of North Haven, has returned to his home in Waterbury.
 A party of New Haven girls, which include Miss Carrie Moulthrop. Miss Edith Lloyd, Miss Grace Kellam, Miss Edith Hart, Miss Fannie Thompson and the Misses Webb. will start next week for an outing in the Berkshires. The girls will be chaperoned by Mrs. c. E. Hart, and a number of dances, pic nics and coaching parties are already arranged for their entertainment.
 Mrs. John R. Johnson of Wocdmont has returned from a two weeks visit in Gilbertsville, N. Y.
 MT. A. A. Kellogg, the gunsmith cor ner of State and Elm streets, and Mrs. Kellogg leave this week for Poland springs, Me. MT, Kellogg Is much i'm proved in health and expects to gain greatly by the month or more vacation
 Mrs. Charles Johnson and son, Ar thur, leave tomorrow for Conway Mass, where they will spend a week after which they go for a couple of weeks to the White mountains. The trip is taken for the benefit of theil health and as an antidote for malaria MT, and Mrs. John B. Thomas of $ University place have returned from g fortnights visit in Rockville.
 A. Mcclellan Mathewson is back from driving trip to Woodstock.
 The Rev. Father McGuane of St Johns R. c. church has gone to Rock. Ville to visit his sister. Father Me. Guane has just recovered from an i'll. ness during which he was cared for al Bellevue hospital, New York.
 Miss Edith Dole of Edgewood avenue Is at Concord, N. H., the guest of hel aunt. Mrs. Lester Dole, at St. Paups school
 MT. P. F. Smith of 154 Humphrey street has been enjoying a stay in Xii. lingworth.
 Mrs. Asa Smith of 261 Orange street is enjoying stay at Governors Island. Mrs, E. H. Pardee and family o1 Whalley avenue are at Sunset Beach, M1~c tc, n% NJ x,Ia hotel, Ocean Grove, to stay unti August 5.
 MT. Joseph A. Derby of Lake Place | is staying at Indian Neck County Commissioner A. B. Dunhan | is at Oswegatchie. N. Y. MT. Walter Kelley of Day street has gone to Patchogue, L. I. Harry G. Wells of Chicago is visiting l old friends in Fair Haven. Miss Etta Crane is in Danbury, the guest of Mrs. E. H. Taylor. i MT. c. C. Walker of Greenwich ave
 nue is at Somerset Beach, Branford 1 Mrs. J. H. P. Chamberlain of POI Orchard street is in Norfolk, the pretty 1 Connecticut town having attracted l many New Haveners. | MT. Arthur s. Barnes, bookkeeper al Futile, Morehouse & Taylor has gone | to Westmore, Vt
 1 MT. G. F. Burgess is registered al | the Macdockawando hotel, Heron Isl and, Me.
 | Colonel and Mrs. Simeon J. Fox, who have been staying at the United States | hotel, Litchfield, are expected back to- l day. They will spend the rest of the summer at the Pequot.
 Mir. Austin Mansfield of Lyon street
 Is domiciled at the Spring house
 Block Island.
 for Europe, August 5.
 l MT. and Mrs. Porter Goddard (nee Miss
 Howd) have left for their future home in Kansas City.
 l Miss Nellie Robinson of Montowese
 and teacher in the Fair Haven schools 1 is in the Catskills.
 | MT. W. D. Beach, Mrs. Lewis Miner l and Miss Miner are at the Pachoug house. Westbrook.
 I Ex-Alderman John V. Rattlesdorfer and wife returned yesterday from an l extended tour through Canada. They l left Boston Tuesday, July 13 the day of the terrific rain storm here. Dur ing their sail to Halifax they were sub ject to a terrific wind storm, which made the boat some four hours late
 From Halifax they went to Windsor
 Wolsville, Annapolis, Digby, N. &.
 across the Bay of Fundy to St. Johns N. B., and from there to Fredericl<ton | Newburg, Junction, Edmunson, Rivere | Duloup, and down the Three Rivers
 to Quebec and to Montreal and then to Boston, where they left yesterday for New Haven. Their trip was a most
 interesting one and enjoyed very much
 by both. It will take the ex-alderman
 many days to satisfy his many friends 1 in relating his experiences l Miss Harriet E. Allen of Paterson, N J., is the guest of Mrs. Clayton S
 Woodford of PIP Spring street for few days.
 | Misses Elizabeth and Margaret Simp. son of Ed stret left yesterday for VII
 liamstown, Mass. for two weeks.
 Mir. M. T. Reynolds organist at St Johns R. c. church, will spend the month of August at Crescent Bluff snear Pine Orchard. He will resume i teaching September 1. ! THE NORTHFIELD CONFERENCE | East Northf1eld, Mass. July 27.-The ! last of the summer conferences here | the general conference of Christian