The daily morning journal and courier., 1897-07-27
PERSONAL JOTTINGS.

Prof. Edward L. Curtis has left for Harbor Point, Mich, where he expects to spend two months.
 Policeman George Taylor is receiving congratulations over the arrival of a fine nine-pound boy at his home.
 The Misses Florence, Helen and Blanch Wheat of Norton street will spend the remainder of the summer at Hanover Park, Meriden.
 MT. and Mrs. Porter Goddard have started for their home in Kansas City, where they will reside permanently. MT. Godard's home Is in Granby, and he was 8 member of the Yale law school class of '91.
 Mrs. r. A. Lettney of Main street, contralto of the West Haven Congrega- tlonal church, has gone to Nova Sco- tia, where she will spend a month with Mir. Lettneys people. During her ab- sence Mrs. Lettney's place in the quar- tet will be taken by Mrs. Horaio G. Kelsey.
 Mrs G. E. Bryan, Mrs, Bellosa and Mrs. M. E. Twitchen will chape- rome the Misses Josephine Bryant, Jo- sephine Bellosa, May Gates and Joseph inc Smith on a. trip to the Catsk1lls lu August. IilGy VIII SlOp GU lA4S S>NSNAA Rock house, South Cairo.
 Mrs. E. l.. Doolittle of West Haven substituted Mrs. J. R. Booth as so- prano in the West Haven Congregation al church during the latters absence from town. Mrs. Booth will be in her accustomed place next Sunday.
 Mrs. William Frank and daughter, Miss Lilly Frank, and Mrs. Franks brother, MT. F'rankenfield of the firm of Moses & Co.,, have gone to the Kaat- erskill for a sojourn. Before returning to town the party will spend a few days in Saratoga.
 Miss May Reynolds of West Haven is at home after an extremely success ful and prolonged season in Montreal, where she gave several recitals
 Among those at4the White mountains of late were MT. F. W. Pitman and Mrs. F. V. Pitmans Miss M A. Barber, Mrs. M. B. Wooster, MT. w. II. Morris, MT. w. w. Bartholomew, Mr. H. J. Mullen, MT. F. W. Wellhauser, MT Ed ward Malley, young son and daughter and governess Miss Leddy, MT. Walter E. Nalley, MT. J. T. Manson, MT John, Ruff. MT. c. Weiss, MT. E. P. Grant, and MT. E. Bryan
 For a number, of years and until No- ven1ber last MT. George W. Tyler was practically in charge of the advertising department of thetBoston News Bureau. MT. Tyler is now doing business for himself as an advertising specialist and his wide experienceNis of great value to his many clients.
 Mrs w. A. T. Smith and Miss Angela R. Smith of 5S4 Elm, street are spend- ing a few. weeks at "The Mountain Hone," West Morris, Conn. Mrs Sherman FooteA of Howe street has gone to Lenox for fhe season.
 Charles H. Hoadley of Naugatuck has gone to Woodnont for a weeks vaca- ton. His family has been there al- ready for g. week.
 County Health Officer Carlton Hoad- lev spent Sunday in Thomaston with his mother at George Gilbert's of 1itchf1eld street.
 Miss Mary Norris of Torrinford has returned from a. shortfvisit in this city. MT and Mrs H. S. Holcomb are on the ocean en route for North Cape.
 Miss Cora Andrews and Miss Emile Schroeder of Meriden are stopping with the Misses Morrow and Bath at Short Beach for few weeks.
 MT. and Mrs. Theodore Hagaman are at Lake Champlain in the hotel of that name.
 Mrs. George F. Hodson and daughter, Miss May Hodson, are at Bethlehem, in the White Mountains.
 Mrs. Joseph Gallaher of 108 Wash ington street is spending the summer at Sunset Beach.
 Mrs Arthur Danks and daughter have gone to the Catskill Mountains to spend the summer.
 Miss Emma Gala gher, the popular alto of the First M F. church choir, Meriden. goes to Morris Cove to-day for 2. visit with Miss May Morse, who is summering there.
 Seth J. Hall and family of Meriden go to Cosy Beach to-day.
 Rev. Charles H. Douppe of this city, who has been supplying the pulpit at St, Andrews church, Mertden, the past month, preached his final sermon Sum- day evening. MT. Doupe has made many warm friends during his visits to Meriden.
 MT. Fred c. King an old New Haven hoy. is head clerk of the Grand Union hotel, Saratoga Springs, again this sea- son. MT. Kings training for the pro- fesston in which he has attained such success began manyiyears ago while he was yet a boy with his father at the Branford Point house in its paln1y days, and has been continued always under tie most gratifying conditions, for wherever Fred is, one may be sure to find it to be Just the finest hotel in that region roundabout. MT. King filled the same position at the Tampa Bay two winters, the year of the exhibition he was at the Auditorium in Chicago and later at the Imperial in New York city His many New Haven friends will be glad to know where to find him.
 NEW HAVEN GERMANS HONOREE
 At the annual state convention of ths German Red Men held in No.walk or Sunday, Paul Gebhardt of this city wa: one of the three delegates elected to tht national convention In Baltimore, Au