The daily morning journal and courier., 1897-07-29
PERsONAL J0TTINGS.

Miss Margaret Horan of the West ern Union Telegraph company is criti- cally i'll at her home on Scranton street.
 MT. J. N. Pierpont of Curtiss & Pier pont Broadway, is in West Virginia. at Berkeley Springs.
 Mrs. F. E. Frisbee of SS Lyon street has just returned from a months visit with friends in Cleveland, o.
 Mir. sellgman zunder of the National Savings bank, spent Saturday and Sun day at Litchfield, guest at the United States hotel
 MT. and Mrs. John H. Platt are at the Forest and Stream club, Whining ton, Vt., where they will remain until the beginning of another week.
 Mrs. Caroline Buckingham and Miss Ellen Clark leave August 4 for Green field, Mass.
 w. H. Mansfield of the Boston As phalt company, which Is laying the as- phalt pavement on Chapel street, has been awarded the contract to lay the asphalt pavement in front of city hall in Springfield, Mass. The contract price is about $10000.
 A daughter has been born to MT. and Mrs. Walter Camp at their sum- mer home at Sa.vin Rock The little stranger arrived early Monday morn ing.
 Miss Mae Gilbert of this city. who hnan iToe 1,n, dy Nook Cottage Short Beach, has re- turned home.
 Rev. Watson L. Phillips of the Church of the Redeemer has gone to East Pembroke, Mass to spend va cation.
 Mrs. s. B. Loverldge of New York. formerly of this city, is summering at East Andover, N H. MT. and Mrs. G. L.. Bradley are spend | ing the summer at the Hubbell home stead in the Woodbridge hills. | Dr. Alejandro Garcia, who studied for | several years at Yale and was gradu- ated In the early nineties from the med ical school, is settled at his home, Linion, Costa Rica where he has a l large and growing practice Not long ago Dr. Garcia was married to one of | the Spanish belles of Linion, who is also one of the acknowledged beauties of Costa Rica
 MT. and Mrs. John B. Adriance will spend August in the Berkshires. 1 Mrs. Theodore Zunder of Bradley street and family are in Litchfield for the remainder of the season, pleasant ly located at the Highland Farm.
 MT. and Mrs. l. Freedman will leave early next week for trip to extend over several weeks. They will stop en route at many places of interest, in- cluding a stay at Thousand Islands
 Mrs. Drake wife of Rev Charles w. Drake of 133 St. John street left on Tuesday for Middlebury, Vt, where she will spend some time visiting with l friends. Her son, Dr. Charles H. Drake, ] is very successful veterinary surgeon | in Vergennes, Vt, some seven miles i distant from Middlebury, where she | will also spend a portion of her time. | Mrs. Drake's many friends hope that the change of air and climate may be beneficial to her health which has not been the best of late.
 Rev. pr. T. T. Munger and family left for Washington, near Lake Suna- pee, N. H., last Monday They will re- l turn to the city in October. Dr. Nun | ger had planned to leave the city in | July, but the serious Illness of his l daughter necessitated postponement | During Dr. Munger's absence, the as- l sistant pastor, Rev Frederick Lynch, will have charge of the United church work.
 Mir. A. B. Greenwood and family are at their cottage in Woodmont.
 Mrs. N. E. Wells of 591 Chapel street is in Cornwall Bridge for a soiourn during part of the heated term.
 Mrs. F. P. Newton of 6S Dwight street, who has been domiciled at the Maplewood. Pittsfield, Mass, is expect ed home to-day.
 Mir F. w. Pardee of 1466 Chapel street Is in Torrington.
 Miss Annabell Southmayd and Miss Oracle Robinson of Durham, Conn.,, are guests of their cousin, Samuel P. Southmayd of Lawrence street. They will visit in and about the city for one week.
 Burt Lee and Charles w. Henze Yale students, started on a camping tour through the New England states Tues day They will be gone for about a, month, gathering all kinds of objects of interest on their vacation trip.
 Miss L. E. Bradley of 69 Howe street has gone to Greenfield, Mass, for an outing.
 MT. and Mrs. George Geary have a. little daughter at their home, born Sunday morning.
 The Misses Sanford of Crown street. sisters of Dr. L. V. Sanford, will soon leave for Block Island for the remainder of the summer. ..
 Mrs. Charles Johnson and son, Ar thur, leave to-day for Conway, Mass, where they will spend a week. after which they go for couple of weeks to the White Mountains.
 Miss Alice Harvey of Cheshire and Miss Jennie Johnson of this city are guests of MT. and Mrs. Hobart Dayton in Yalesville.
 Clarence Cottrill of this city is visit ing friends In Yalesville.
 Mason Smith of Branford has accent ed a position at the Yale observatory and is engaged nights fin photographic astronomical work. MT Smith has been studying in Sheffield Scientific school to become a civil engineer and is also quite an expert photographer.
 Prof. Frank Hotchie of New Haven is to give an exhibition of trick and fancy bicycle riding in the Oxford house lha III next Wednesday evening" Auer1st 4