The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-09-13
PERSONAL MENTION.

friend, Mrs. r. w. Tegemerer of 222 Hallock avenue, has returned to her home in Watertown, N. Y. At the Woodruff house, Mrs. Young spent the months of June and July at her sum- mer residence at Thousand Islands, Alexandra Bay.
 George Lowell of New Haven, who has been spending the season in Litch- field, has recently been the guest of his cousins at the parsonage in Torrington.
 The Middletown Tribune remarks: Forest Young, who has been employed in this city by Caulkins & Post has ac- cepted a position in the drapery de- partment of the well known Munson dry goods house in New Haven. MT. Youngs many friends extend best wishes for success in his new position.
 MT. and Mrs. Herbert Norton Loomis returned recently to Danielson from their wedding tour, and have come to their new home in this city, where MT. Loomis teaches in the Normal school. w. A. Arnold, who was recently ad- mitted to the Connecticut bar, went to Putnam recently to take oath before Judge Wheeler. MT Arnold returns to New Haven this fall to complete the course of the Yale law school.
 Miss Edith Parsells of East Kent is at New Haven hospital, arriving there recently.
 The Rev. Mr. Herrick of Tampa Fla., whose summer home is in sherman, Conn.,, occupied the pulpit in the Con- gregational church in Sherman Sunday. In the evening he preached an interest ing missionary sermon on Our Oppor- tunity in the Antilles" MT. Herrick, some twenty years ago, was clerk in the New Haven postoffice, and left the office to study for the ministry. He | has many old and warm friends in New Haven.
 | Dr. William F. Foster, the new in structor in the Yale law school, arrived in this city yesterday. He is a gradu- ate of Yale law school, class of '94, and l is a postgraduate of Yale. John P. Kellogg is a candidate to suc- | ceed himself on the republican state central committee from the Fifth sena- | torial district.
 Senator o. H. Platt came to New Ha- ven from Washington, Conn.,, yesterday ] and had a consultation with Congress- man, Hill, who came up from South Nor walk to meet him, and Congressman i Sperry.
 The Rev. c. c. Smith and wife, Mrs. John Buchanan, Mrs. William Bron- neke and Mrs. William Snagg of Si- monsvlle have been appointed dele gates to represent the Second Baptist church at the New Haven Baptist asso- citation to be held at Essex in the early part of October.
 Dr. Russell of New Haven performed an operation on Miss Annie Griffith of | Southington on Saturday afternoon and removed a tumor growth from her cheek.
 William H. H. Hewitt, one of the prominent democrats of this city, said yesterday that D. N. Morgan of Bridge port would probably be the next demo- cratic candidate for governor, and that his prospects for the nomination were of the brightest.
 Rev. Dr. F. s. Dewitt and family of Branford will leave this week for a months vacation to be spent at the re- l spective homes of their parents in New York state and Pennsylvania.
 Professor Horatio w. Parker, with his wife and children, will return to New Haven from Martha's Vineyard on the 29th of September, in season for the reopening of college. Professor Parker's flora Novissima" is down or the programme of the Worcester festi- val, which begins on Tuesday, Septem- Der 27. Mime. Gadski will be the sopra- no soloist, with Miss Gertrude Stein contralto, Evan Williams tenor and MT Davies bass.
 Mrs. Fuller of Norwich is at the bed side of her aunt, Mrs. Henry F. Swift | of Branford, whose condition is not very materially changed. She is very week indeed.
 H. c. Warren, the Orange street bank CT; his son, Harry Warren, and daugh- ter Miss Louise Warren, who returned last Friday from the Rangeley Lakes situated 150 miles north of Portland Me, stopped at ''The Birches," a favor ite camping place of tourists. MT. and 1 Mrs. Harvey Munson of Whitney ave- nue were also stopping there.
 The Rev. Pelham Ogle, rector of St Johns, Buenos Ayres, will preach al 1 Trinity P E. church on the 18th and 18th, the last two Sundays in Septem- Der, as set down in the Trinitys sched- ule. Mr. Ogle has been in town foi several weeks, the guest of his aunt Mrs. James Dwight of Hillhouse ave- 1 nue.
 Miss Charlotte Hinman of Hartford with her friend, Miss Patterson, has been visiting her mother, Mrs. Sarah B [ Hinman of 206 Grown street, for a few days.
 H. H. Hadley, jr., started yesterday for Cambridge to enter upon course in theology having graduated from Princeton last year. MT. Hadley is the son of General Hadley, who established the army here. He made many friends during his sojourn here, who regret his l departure.
 Mrs. Jean Pardee Clark has returned | from Saratoga, where she has beer stopping since July 1, chronicling the doings of fashionable society there for ] the benefit of New York papers She has been benefited in health during her { absence. Lieutenant Edwin V. Bookmiller, first lieutenant in the Ninth infantry. and Major Alpheus H. Bowman, also Mrs l Uoolyp,il1a, and Mrs Bowman ara oi