The daily morning journal and courier., 1897-06-23
pERSON.tL J0pIINGS.

Mrs. O. E, Dutton of 52 Bishop street has taken the Alden cottage at Pine Orchard for the month of July. With her will be her daughter, Miss Amy Dutton, who has just returned from @ four months visit in Winsted, also her niece, Miss Hazel Burnett, daughter of Arthur Burnett of Winsted, and Miss Ereta Lang of Central America, who graduates in a few days from Wilbra- ham academy,
 George H. Baker, the enterprising hardware dealer, corner of State street and Hine place, with his family, will spend the summer in cottage at Sun set Beach, ...
 Mrs. James Johnston of Bishop street was in town last week. She came to welcome MT Johnston's sister, Mrs. Collins of Dayton, O., who arrived in the city last Friday. She will spend part of the summer with MT. and Mrs. Johnston in their cottage at Pine Or chard.
 Mrs M. De Lee and daughter of Chi cago are the guests of Mrs. M. Kaiser, 930 Columbus avenue.
 Leonard w. Cogswell, court stenog- rapher in Windham and Litchfield counties, has passed first class eX- animation at the bar and will probably soon begin the practice of law in con nection with his other court engage ments.
 Stanley Rogers Woodruff of Derby, Yale medical school '97, has been ap- pointed house surgeon and physician at the Bridgeport general hospital, the appointment to take effect July Ia week from next Thursday. MT. Wood- ruff has been a high-stand man throughout his course at the medical school, and the appointment is won on merit.
 Maier Zunder, the well known State street merchant, was among those who received the South American visitors Monday evening, and he made some very pleasant acquaintances. MT. Zun- der said yesterday morning that in talking with MT. Richter of Demerara, British Guiana, he discovered that he was for many years the agent for Hen ry and Daniel Trowbridge of this city when the Trowbridges were so largely engaged in the shipping trade between this port and the southern countries. E. S. Yeomans, broker at $40 Chapel street, who for some time past has been seriously afflicted with locomoto-ataxia, has entirely recovered. MT, Yeomans was attended by Dr. R. II. McNair of | Crown street and was treated with static electricity, applied by the large machine which that physician has re- gently had set up in his office MT. Yeomans is very enthusiastic over the 1 treatment, inasmuch as he had tried about every other without relief, ] William H. Jensen, who returned last
 Friday from a six weeks visit to Eu
 rope, reports most pleasant trip. On arriving in the old country he went to Paris, then to Vienna Berlin, Ham, burg, and finally to Copenhagen, where he attended the golden wedding of his parents. On the return voyage he came
 on the Fuerst Bismarck. Howard Russell, jr., of Howe street has gone to Pine Orchard for the sum- l mer.
 The family of MT Calhoun, the well
 known druggist, will be at Harrington
 R. l., during the summer. MT. R. H. Comstock and family of
 the Kensington have gone to Ivoryton
 where they will be located until autumn.
 | A. E. Lines of Whalley avenue will
 spend the next two months in Morris, | Conn.
 MT. and Mrs. Harry F. Hall, who for
 the past year have had apartments at
 the Majestic, but who recently moved
 to Philadelphia, are located for the
 summer at Wincote, suburb of Phila- | delDhia.
 | MT. and Mrs. John H. Platt have been l taking driving trip through the state | and as far as Stockbridge. During | July they will be located at the Forest | and Stream club in Vermont. l Mrs. T. A. Meean of 23 Beers street | and Miss Lillian Johnson of 139 Greene | street have gone to Philadelphia, New | York and Brooklyn The trip to Phila- delphia was an unexpected one. When they reached Brooklyn they received an invitation to attend wedding in Phila- Idelphia They accepted and went. They
 are expected home to-day.
 MT. J. J. Gushing of 143 Chestnut street, postal clerk on the Boston, Springfield and New York line, has been
 appointed from the night line to the day line.