The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-08-24
PERsoNAL MENTION.

Britain and two weeks at Bridgeport. They return much benefited by their
 rest, | John S. Fowler, assistant clerk of the | superior court, has gone to Block Is-
 land for few days rest and blue fish
 ing.
 c. N. Cook and family have returned
 from Sterling Conn, to their home on | Clark street. Y Mrs. Jacobs, wife of Attorney Louis
 Jacobs is seriously i'll with malarial | fever
 | banker, and his family are spending
 a months vacation at Rangeley lakes | in Maine.
 Mrs. Thomas S. Kinney returned on | Saturday from Holyoke, where she has | been spending the past month with her parents.
 w. H. Walsh, formerly connected | with Apothecaries Hall, now of Boston,
 is spending a two weeks vacation in l town.
 | s. G. Weed and family have return
 ed from Ridgefield, Mass.
 Mrs. Thomas King of Waterbury is | spending few days with her sister,
 Mrs. Bernard Clark, of Home Place. Mrs, c. s. MacGilvray of IA Greene | street left yesterday for a sojourn at | Saratoga.
 | MT and Mrs. William R. Shafter and l Mrs. Louise E. Towne of 176 York street | have returned from Norwich, Vt, ! where they have passed pleasant va l cation.
 | The Misses Anna and Minnie Colgan | of 11S Ashmun street and Miss Sadie Yeamans of New York are spending | their vacation at Fort Griswold, Conn. | Miss Ruby E. Street, daughter of s. | H. Street, accompanied by Miss F. G..
 Holley and Miss Grace Talbert, are | registered at the Aptlers, Halen's Falls, | Catskills.
 | Mrs. Sarah Padding of Holyoke, | Mass, is visiting at the home of her | cousin, Miss Huldah Jacobs of Day 1 street.
 I President Charles F. Clark, who has | been travelling extensively in Europe, | expects to arrive home Saturday, Mrs. J. w. Camp, wife of Captain | Camp, of steamer No. 8, of New Ha- | ven, and daughters, Mrs. Burton S. | Crockett and Miss Mayzie Camp, have returned home after a short visit to | her sister, Mrs. F. Miles Smith of North | Haven.
 | Rev. Father Duffy o. M. l., of Low | ell, Mass. whose station with the order | is at Ottawa, Canada, was in town on | a visit to friends this week. Prof and Mrs Lawton of the Univer- | sity of Missouri are visiting at the home of Attorney James H. Webb
 Hamden, where they will be guests for some little time.
 Attorney John R. Booth and family
 have returned from a vacation in Dr. ange. MT. Booth is acting for the sum-
 mer as precentor in the West Haven Congregational church. The regular
 choir of the church will return a week
 from Sunday.
 | Second Lieutenant J. Wilder Howe of
 the Second regiment of U. $. Volunteer
 Engineers, and formerly associated
 with his father, s. A. Howe, of Howe & | Stetson, is now with his company or | Camp Meade, near Middletown, Pa
 The engineers stationed there are at
 work fixing up the camp and betterlng | sanitary conditions.
 Albion Ramson, jr., of Albany, Yale l TT. is spending few days in town on
 business, this being his first Vlsit 70 | New Haven since he left college apout 1 twenty years ago. MT, Ramson is spec
 ial agent of the Fidelity and Casualty company of New York, representing the
 burglary department.
 Mir. and Mrs. Thomas D. Bell of Fair | street. South Norwalk, have been the guests of their daughter, Mrs George
 Maycock of this city. Surrounded by his children, grand
 children and numerous friends, James | M Constable, senior member of the 1 firm of Arnold & Constable, New York, | celebrated the eightysixth anniversary
 of his birthday on Friday, at Waytes, 1 the beautiful country home of his
 daughter, Mrs. F. H. Weathersbee, sit uated at Oriental Point, Mamaroneck
 N. Y. MT. Constable is relative of
 c. B. Bolmer, New Haven manager for
 the firm of Prince & Whitely. | Samuel Stone and family left Guilford
 on Monday for their home in Kansas City.
 Mrs. w. J. veitch and Miss M. l..
 Blakeslee of 16 Beers street have gone
 on a three weeks trip including the
 White Mountains, Montreal, Kingston
 and other interesting places.
 Charles H. Ross of Washington Hill
 has returned after spending week
 with friends in New Haven. Mrs. George Wright of Watertown, after spending a week at Woodmont,
 has returned home.
 F. J. Linsley of Linsey & Lightbourn,
 and family, are occupying the Brewster
 cottage at Woodmont. Stopping with | them are Mrs. Linsley's aunt, Miss I. E.
 Parmeee, noted portrait painter of | Springfield, Mass, and Miss Nina Eg- l gleston
 Dr. C. H. R. Lafontaine of Waterbury received word yesterday from Chambly
 gerous illness of his father and request ing his immediate presence. The dcc- tor left yesterday afternoon for Que | bee.
 l Misses Agnes Buckley, Alice Crowley,
 Annie Begley and Catherine Phelan of | Ansonia stopped in this city few min utes yesterday to visit friends and say | goodbye for a fortnight. They are on 1 their way n Pocton and will make the