The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-09-14
PERsoyllL MENTION.


 been staying at Bethlehem, Recently it has been very cool there, and most of them have returned home.
 Frank Wrlnn, son of Superintendent Wrinn of the police department, re- turned from the White Mountains yes- terday.
 Policeman John w. Grant of Ill St. John street continues in a very feeble state.
 MT, and Mrs. Andrew DeForest of Orange street, who have been at Hol- derness, N. H., for the summer, have returned home.
 Ex-Policeman William H. Merwin, proprietor of the Woodmont shore house, has entirely recovered from his recent severe illness. Yesterday he was in town attending the trial of the Wood mont liquor cases.
 Mrs. Pamelia Warner of 229 Edge wood avenue, native of Hamden, was ninety-fve years old yesterday and the anniversary was observed as family reunion. She is the widow of Jesse Warner, who lived in Hamden for many years, dying in 1862. For num- Der of years she has made her home with her daughter Mrs. Frank Bronson of Edgewood avenue. For one of her age Mrs. Warner is quite active. She reads and knits and takes walks on pleasant days, and enjoys long carriage rides. She has had nine children, five of whom are now living. They are Mrs. Henry l.. Cowell of Greene street, Mrs. A. A. Dart of New London, Bird sey Warner of Stamford, Jesse Warner and Mrs. Frank Bronson of Edgewood avenue, with whom Mrs. Warner makes her home. Mrs. Warner has fourteen grandchildren, seven great grandchil- dren and one -great-grandchild Sergeant Charles Bowers and Patrol man Peter Hayes of the police depart ment and w. A. Harris local manager of the Western Union Telegraph com pany, will start to-day for a trip to Block Island, where they will spend a weew fishing.
 Philip E. Bushley, motorman on the Fair Haven and Westville railroad, has gone to Rumford Falls, Me, where he will join his family, who have been vis- l iting his parents there for several weeks
 | Frederick l.. Perry, financial clerk in l the office of the department of chari- ties and Attorney F. l.. Clark, jr, have | gone to Providence, where they will l take the schooner Alice Phillips, which Is about to sail from there for Newport | News or Norfolk, Va. They go upon the invitation of Captain John Crosby l of Fair Haven and will be gone about | ten days.
 Miss Tillotsong of Lawrence street who has been spending August at the 1 Fort Griswold house, at New London l has returned to town. Mrs. Nathan Baldwin and Miss Duer are also back l in town from stay at the Fort Gris- l wold house.
 l Mrs. Charles H. Young, who has beer l spending four weeks here with Mrs F. w. Tegmeier of 222 Hallock avenue 1 has returned to her home at Water l town, N. Y. Mrs. Young spent July and August at her summer home at Thousand Islands, in Alexander Bay.
 MT. and Mrs. John Curtis of North Main street, Southington, observed ] their sixtieth wedding anniversary or i Monday in company with about two score of their nephews and nieces. MT Curtis, now in his eighty sixth year and Mrs. Curtis. who is eighty years ot l age, were married in house that stood near where their present home is situ- l ,%1 !, o,,i with the old people, who bid fair tc yet witness more than one addition tc their three-score of wedding anniversa- 1 ries. -
 Professor H. S. Williams sailed yes terday on the steamship Kaiser Will. helm der Crosse for Europe.
 At St. Francis church yesterday morning Miss Nora Moynahan of this city and Morris Horan of Waterbury were married by the Rev. Father Ken | nedy The bride and groom went i'm mediately to Waterbury to begin life 1T their new home.
 Mrs Robert Balantyne of Grace street who has been abroad all sum mer, is expected home on Sunday. Sht sailed from Glasgow last Thursday or l the Anchor line steamer Furnessi.
 Major and Mrs. T. Attwater Barne! have returned home from Madison where they spent the summer. Theil sons, Amos and Frank Barnes, wh' have been travelling in Europe since early spring, are expected home abou October 1.
 Dr. and Mrs. F. H. Wheeler of Crowi street have sent cards to their friends together with tiny little bit of paste board bearing the inscription; "Harol' Whalley Wheeler" the name of the lit tie stranger who come to their house ol August 26.
 Willis H. filling. organist of Dwigh Place church opened the new organ a the Ansonia Methodist church Sunday He gave an interesting half hour recita before the evening service, and playe' also in the morning.
 MT. and Mrs. Harry Doty of Lynwoo street have returned from Chester
 Conn. Mrs. Doty has spent the entir
 summer at her mothers home there
 MT. Doty going up whenever his cour
 duties permitted. They will return t
 Chester in couple of weeks, takin
 with them Mrs. Doty ST, for anothe
 fortnights stay during the glories 0
 autumn's foliage.
 patriotic whist party was give
 yesterday afternoon at the home o
 Mrs. Frank Lewis of Whailey avenu fOr, tba bapaft of cp15iorc at Gro o