The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-07-25
PERSONAL MENTION.

Gloucester, Mass.
 c. D. Thompson of St. John street has returned from stay at Woodbury, Conn.
 William Platt of Summer street has gone for stay at Woodmont. J. c. Punderford of 131 Church street | is among the new arrivals at Wood | mont. Mrs. Sarah G. Peck of College street has gone for stay of several weeks at Saratoga Springs.
 The family of Frank J. Schollhorn, secretary and treasurer of the William Schollhorn company, have returned from stay in Litchtield. l Mrs. Joseph Haury of Wooster street has returned from a pleasant stay in | Litchfield.
 Mrs. l.. c. Dayton of Edgewood ave- l nue is summering at Suffield, Conn., Miss Dickerman of 32 Howe street is summering at Seal Harbor, Mt. Desert, | Me.
 Professor A. F. Verrill and family are at Outer Island, Stony Creek. | Professor R. H. Chittenden of Yale and his family have returned from Lake Memphremagog and are at New l port R. I.
 Miss Kate Kenney of Olive street, this city, is visiting friends in Norwalk and is the guest of Miss Olive Hill. William Davis of this city, a sailor l who was on the St. Louis at the de- struction of Cervera's fleet, is home af- | ter five years service in the navy. l lie was on the Maine till three weeks l before she blew up Saturday morning he arrived here from Portsmouth, N. H., where he made port a week ago on the St. Louis, which brought Admiral Cervera and several hundred Spaniards to their United States prison. MT. Da- wis will stop for a short time with his cousin, Joseph Davis of Exchange street, Fair Haven, He looks the pie ture of health and athletic vigor. He was at Santiago at the time of the sur render and saw the Spanish troops lay down their arms.
 MT. and Mrs. Justus S. Hotchkiss have gone for their annual summer so- journ to Rye, N. Y.
 United States Commissioner William | NN' ''t4oiAh iClb yCSlCludy dILETlOOn TOT the west, on trip of ten days. He will visit Ohio and Wisconsin.
 Mrs. Russell Hotchkiss will go early next month to Easton, Md, to spend the month at the place of Admiral Fe- biger, her uncle a retired officer of the United States navy
 Alfred F. Gould, for the past seven years with Linsley & Lightbourn. the l hardware and paint dealers on Broad- way, left Saturday on the Red Cross line steamer Chester" for Southamp- ton, England He will spend the sum- mer with relatives in Jersey, England, returning in the fall
 Mrs. George H. Watrous has joined the summer colony at HoIderness.
 Miss Guta Bradley is registered as a guest at the Owenego house, Indian Neck.
 Matthew Caregan of this city was | among Thursdays visitors to Norwich, and paid a visit to friends among the soldiers at Mantle.
 Mir and Mrs. Alfred Verrills of Dick erman street and children will leave to- morrow for a stay at Stony Creek
 Mir and Mrs. Harry Alloway of West End avenue, New York city, have is- sued cards announcing the birth of their son, Charles Reynolds Alloway on June IS.
 Mrs Clarence H. Stilson Is entertain ing her sister-in-l Jaw, Mrs. Alice Swift of Cleveland. Mrs. Swift is taking her two daughters to Boston, where they will prepare to enter Wellesley. I T c. the guest of pr. Ring at his home on Church street, where they have return ed from the annual session of the American Opthalmological society, held at the Pequot house. New London.
 Mrs. Moses Thomas of Sherman ave nue, with her daughter, Miss Annie will spend August at Washington. Miss Thomas, who Is a promising pupil ir he music department of Yale, will begin her studies again when college opens.
 Attorney Isadore A. Stein performed a unique marriage ceremony in the of. | flee of the registrar of vital statistics Saturday morning, the contracting parties being two Russians named liar. ry Nichols and Sarah Berezan, both liv. ing in this city The bride is dea1 ; mute and the services of a medium tc make known to her the nature of the and groom are young and were the hap and groom are young and were he hap piest couple married in the city hal in a long time. They will reside in this city.
 | Commodores Hinman and Durham with their schooner yachts, Diana ant Christine, are at Newport, cruising
 slowly to the westward. William Kaehrle and family of Liv. ingston street are stopping at thei cottage at Morris Cove. Rev. and Mrs. c. w. Bispham, witt |, their two children, leave to-day fo
 Jamestown. R. l., opposite Newport
 where they will spend August.
 Miss A. Munde Klock sung at th'
 Trinity M. E. church yesterday in tn,
 place of Miss Helen Hofer, contralto
 who is spending her vacation at Meri
 den, the guest of Miss Mabel Pomeroy
 Mrs. B. J. Dillon and family of Yer
 non street have returned to their resi-
 dence in this city after a stay of sev eral weeks with Mrs. Dillons parent
 in Jersey City.
 Mrs. Charles s. Hamilton and he l family have gone to Wolfville Nov; iScotia, where MT. Hamilton has beau 4 II L