The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-08-17
PERSONAL MENTION.

County Commissioner Durham was at the commissioners office yesterday for the first time in four weeks. He has been quite seriously ill, but is now recovering. Many friends congratulat- ed him yesterday on his regaining his health.
 Miss Jennie Morse of Orange, teacher in the lower district, proposes to take a course in Roosevelt hospital New York, with a view to qualify for train ed nurse.
 Mrs. W. H. Chapman of 147 College street has returned from Saratoga and will leave this morning for two weeks stay at Atlantic City.
 The son of John c. Gallagher is im- proving. He is i'll with malaria at Mor- ris Cove.
 Police Commissioner and Mrs. Edward P. Avery, who have been staying at the Fort Griswold house, New London, have returned home. Miss Anna Clark of Home place is spending her vacation at Block Island, where she will be joined later in the week by her mother and sister, Miss Emma Clark. Mrs. Abbie Groot and daughter Edith of Houston street have returned from a fortnight's visit with friends in Provi- dence.
 Miss Elizabeth Scanlon of George street is visiting friends in Turner Falls
 Miss Fannie Lynch of New Britain and Miss Margaret Lee of this city have returned home from Plattsburg, New York, where they attended a very successful Chautauqua summer school.
 John B. 1ngolsby of F. M. Brown &s Co.'S mems furnishing department is spending a few days in New York with friends.
 Dr. G. A. Lawton started Saturday on a months driving tour among the Adj rondacks.
 | Miss Fannie O'Neil and Miss Anna Carroll have returned from six weeks vacation at Rockaway. | Rev. Albert H. Whitaker and wife, who have been visiting Mrs. Whitta- | ker's parents. MT. and Mrs. Doolittle of | Clinton avenue, have returned to Clin- | ton, Mo-, where MT. Whitaker has a | parish.
 | Arthur Kirschner, popular employe of Sargent & O., has returned from a l two weeks vacation spent at Block Isl- and.
 Mrs. c. A. Hoadley of Branford is en- son of New York George H. Hinman has returned to the city.
 w. L. Lawton, formerly of New Ha- ven, now manager of the National Bis cult company, Worcester, Mass, is wis., iting for a week at the residence of his l brother, Thomas J. LaWton of 12S Olive street.
 MT. and Mrs. Louis Stetson of Woos- ter place have returned from Mantle after weeks stay. l President Clark of the Consolidated road Is travelling in Switzerland. He reports good health and pleasant trip He expects to reach home early in Sep | tember
 William E. Whittlesey, who was a member of the Tenth Connecticut regi- ment of volunteers, said yesterday that it was hard to say how many would go to the national reunion at Cincinnati from September to the 10th inclusive but he thought that the following mem bers of the Admiral Foote post of this city could be depended upon to be pres ent on that occasion: pr. Charles Raw lings, William H. Warren, w. S. Ev. arts, George Burkitt, Colonel Simeon J Fox, David L. Sharp and Edward Gris- wold Others may also go from this city.
 Miss Grace Covert of Branford will leave to-day for stay in East Hamp. tdh
 Mabel Barrie of this city Is guest ot Miss Della Boardman of Rogers street l Branford.
 Mrs. c. l.. Francis of North street Milford, who has been suffering iron internal troubles for the past three months, has been brought to New Ha ven hospital for treatment.
 Albert c. Gardner, travelling salesman for the firm of Williams, Wells & Co.,. and his sister, Miss Annie Gardner, lef on Saturday for the Katskill house or Lake Geapge. On Thursday of thi, week they will leave for Ausabl
 OBITUARY.
 Sudden Death of Snrnuel Wclcots