The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-07-21
PERSONAL JOTTINGS.

MT. and Mrs. Edward B. Bean of Avon street returned yesterday from a very pleasant three weeks sojourn in one of the cottages near Merwin's Point, Woodmont
 Miss E. R. Andrea. of this city, who has been i'll with typhoid fever, at South Hadley is convalescent.
 Miss Cornelia H. Trowbridge of New Haven has gone as delegate to the Y. W. C. A. convention held at Northfleld, Mass
 Miss Beatrice Morse of New Rochelle, N. r., is the guest in town of Miss Ma bel Mead, 22 Warren street. Attorney Seymour c. Loomis started yesterday afternoon for drive through Connecticut into Berkshire county.
 John Dyer Davis, managing editor Of the Register, left for Montana, yes- terday on vacation.
 Mrs. Mary Stark Hine of New Ha- ven is occupying her summer residence at Eastford, Conn. Miss Ella John son of this city is the guest at that place of Mrs Fred Bostwick.
 MT. W. J. Maher, of Center street, left yesterday for a trip to Nova Sco- tia to be gone several weeks.
 Edward G. Buckland and his bride will return to this city from their wed- ding trip to-day
 Hugh Plunkett of Howard avenue is visiting his aunt in Rome, N. Y. Rev. and Mrs. Chadwick and Miss Chadwick are guests at the Bonsilene, in Woodmont.
 MT. and Mrs. Joseph N. Hubinger and MT and Mrs. John N. Champion have gone for a few days stay at De- troit.
 man in the Naval Reserves, has been ordered to report on the Governor Rus sell at Key West. Mrs. Edmund Freeman and Miss | Christine Freeman of New Haven are visiting Mrs James Monroe. Richard M. Meigs has resigned the | treasurership of the Arnold Company. and will go into business for himself. F. l.. Converse, son of Dr. Converse, will take the position vacated. Mrs F. F. Thompson is i'll at her | home on Blatchley avenue with ner- 1 vous prostration.
 l Miss Hadley of Lincoln street, secre- tary of the Shut In'' society, is l spending the summer at Thompson, one of the most beautiful country 1 towns in Windham County. MT. and Mrs. c. W. Hemingway and I daughter, Miss Kinnie Hemingway, are at South Royalston, Vt., to remain
 several weeks.
 | MT. Van Buren, of the Hyperion, and his wife, are visiting friends in New | Jersey.
 Letters received from Judge Sheldon say that he has been much delayed on his way to San Francisco. The letters were dated in Omaha.
 Mrs. John Ahearn of Dewitt street and her little daughter, Irene, have re- | turned from five weeks stay among
 the Litchfield Hills where they have
 been with Miss Alice Ahearn, who is there for the benefit of her health. | George Morton, of the Hyperion,
 has just returned from a trip through
 the Berkshires, stopping for brief so- | journs at Pittsf1eld and Lenox. Before | returning to town MT. Morton visited
 MT. and Mrs. G. B. Bunnell at their | summer home.
 ] United States Marshal-elect Edson 1 Bishop and Mrs. Bishop are spending a
 week in Guilford, the guest of MT. and Mrs. Milo Cook.
 George Peterson, treasurer of the | Hyperion, is the guest of friends at | Brooklyn.
 | H. w. Crawford, treasurer of the | Masonic Mutual Benefit association, l during the past six months has paid out for the society about $500 to the | families of deceased members. Owing to the illness of the brides mother, the marriage of Miss Mary l.. | Bishop of Branford, to Frank w. | Green, formerly of Southold, L. l., was | quietly solemnized in New Haven, July IS by the Rev. c. W. Bispham, curate | of Trinity church. l Alderman F. s. Hamilton, who is
 chief clerk at the Belle Dock freight
 office is confined to his home as the | ,ac,,1t of fol tai 1oS ct Go