The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-08-15
pERsoNAL MENTION.

 all of New Haven.
 MT. and Mrs. George c. Leete of S29 Dixwell avenue will leave to-day for Lake George for their annual summer outing.
 Assistant City Attorney Webb is away on weeks vacation.
 Ex-Judge L, N. Blydenburgh has re- turned from a visit to South Dover, N. T., where he has been a guest of his sister.
 Attorney William R. Adams of Brook lyn, N. Y, is in town for few days. He made many friends while in col lege here, and took the degree of D. c. L. in 1896
 Miss Lillian McKenna of Franklin street has gone to Atlantic City for the summer. .
 Dr. Terrence s. McDermott, class of '9S, Yale Medical school, will to-day | commence his duties as junior surgeon at St. Vincent's hospital. His home is at No. 216 Congress avenue. He is the son of MT. and Mrs. Patrick McDer- mott Miss Lillian Smith of this city is at the Titus homestead in Washington, Conn. Rev. George M. Teeple of the Advent church, this city, preached last Friday at the Advent camp meeting in Spring field
 | Lawyer Charles M. Fabrique has been visiting MT and Mrs. L. A. Robertson of Cornwall Bridge. | Miss Hattie Jacobs is spending her ! vacation with friends in New York city. 1 Mrs. Horace Wells and son Alton are l the guests of Mrs. Francis Waterbury of Cornwall Bridge.
 Miss Anna B. Kelly of Asylum street and Miss Anna M. Brennan of Elliott street are spending August at Lenox, Mass.
 Professor and Mrs. Richards are | spending the summer at Washington, | Conn. ..
 Miss Maude Bryant of Worcester, Mass, will be the guest of Miss Ger trude Mills for week. Miss Bryant is | the daughter of wealthy manufact- 1 urer of Worcester. Miss Mills and Miss i Bryant were schoolmates at the M. V. l., Mystic.
 Mrs. Hum and Miss Hum are at M. I. Millard's in Cornwall Bridge. Miss Jeanette Grimston, who has been spending a brief vacation at the resi- l dence of Mrs. William J. Jones of 260 | Portsea street, will return to her home in New York the latter end of the week. | Miss Grimston is connected with the American Bank Note company of New l York.
 Mrs. Walter Douglas of Brooklyn, N. r., is visiting her sister, Mrs. T. II. 1 Futtons, jr., of No 80 Howard avenue.
 Miss F. c. DeBussy and Miss Justison of York street are at Asbury Park for a month.
 1 William E. Fisher, formerly locomo- tive fireman of the New Haven wreck ing train of the Consolidated road, has been promoted to engineer, and is em- I ployed on the Air Line division. Mr Fisher has many friends, who will be glad to learn of his well earned promo l ton.
 H. F. Chase, Yale '95, who has been l.appointed assistant professor of Eng fish literature at Yale for next year, has returned from a fifteen months l stay abroad.
 l Lieutenant Governor Dewell says that the acquisition of Cuba and Porto Rico is likely to open up an extensive mar ket for New Haven carriages. When in Porto Rico recently he was told that l it cost, under the old regime, nearly $200 in duties to bring a good carriage to the island. There are fine roads in Porto Rico and we'll adapted for car- riage riding.
 Prof. and Mrs Franklin B. Dexter, l Miss Dorothy Dexter and maid, are staying at the Hillhurst, Norfolk
 Lewis B. Hiliard of the L. Candee Rubber Co.'S office, leaves to-day for a two weeks stay in the White mountain region.
 Joel Sperry and his daughters, the Miss Anna and Fife Sperry, are at the Profile house, White mountains
 MT. and Mrs. Abbott H. Hines of this city are at the Park View, Bethlehem, in the White mountains. Mrs. J. J. Curtis of this city is visit ing the family of Stephen Hurd in Win sted.
 Mrs. Vincent Johnson of Minortown, Conn.,, is visiting friends here.
 MT. and Mrs. J. Henney of this city are at CraWford's in the White moun- tains
 James N. States, general ticket agent of the New York, New Haven and Hartford railroad, with Mrs. States, are registered for a brief stay at the Columbus in Bethlehem, N. H.
 Theodore Hawley and sister, Miss Susie Hawley of Brooklyn, N. Y, have been visiting their cousin, Assistant City Clerk J. B. Martin, and other rel atives in this city.
 Miss Isabelle Cromwell left Saturday for Holderness and will spend about six weeks at the Asquam house, where many New Haveners are registered.
 Prof. and Mrs. Brush and Miss Brush are among recent arrivals at Holder ness in the White mountains, as also is Mrs. D. Norton.
 Mrs. James Pierpont of this city is on vacation to Castine, Me, where she will stay until the end of August.
 Miss May Hodson of Bristol street, who is in the White mountains with her parents, MT. and Mrs. George Hod- son, at Bethlehem, was one of the guests at straw ride party on Tues day given by Miss Leslie Wilke of Jacksonville, Fla.