The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-07-29
PERSON1L MENTION.

PERSONAL MENTION. Dr. W, G. Aling of BIO Orange street
 with Mrs. Alling and their infant son, left yesterday for trip to the White
 mountains and various points of inter- | est in Maine. pr. filling finds in these | annual journeys recuperation and re-
 neVed strength. The labors of the year to a physician of his large prac-
 tice are arduous and continuous. William Parsons of this city was in
 Danbury on business yesterday. Ex-Councilman Howard Adt is confin-
 ed to his home on Whalley avenue with inlammatory rheumatism. He is with
 the Geometric Drill company in Vest ville
 Mrs Mary V, McCloud, who recently
 left the nurses bureau on Park street,
 having been ordered south by the gov ernment, is at Fortress Monroe, caring for sick and wounded soldiers. Miss Ganda will leave for Georgia in a few days to go on duty in a government
 hospital.
 Dr. H. l.. Swain and pr. O. T. Os- borne, both of York street, leave to-
 day to be gone about five weeks in Castine, Me. Both doctors will return to their offices on or about September 1. Frederick Botsford, secretary of the Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows in this state, has gone to Nantucket on a va- | cation. MT Botsford spends his va
 cation there nearly every year. Matthew H. Douglass, elevator at- tendant at city hall, has been obliged l to lay off for day or two this week, owing to the fact that the damp weather had made the cable on the car so stiff and unwieldy that it has worn | him out. Janitor Schappa says the work is extremely hard this muggy | weather.
 Prof. G. A. Andreen, instructor of | German in Yale university for the past | three years, left with his family yes | terday for Upsala, Sweden. Prof. And reen received the degree of Ph. D. at l this last commencement and after | studying aboard at Upsala and at | Christiania, Denmark, he will return to | fill the chair of Scandinavian lan- 1 guages, which will be established at | that time
 Joseph Ward of this city has return
 ed from few days stay in Danbury. Mrs Philip Hubbard of Palmyra, | Me, claims to be the oldest lady gran ger in Somerset county. She has piec- | ed seven quilts since November, one of them, called the White house steps, with 2,543 pieces in it, another with | 1,225 squares, another silk quilt very | handsome, also worsted crazy patch work quilt, very large one; has made
 an outlined tidy worked in yellow silk, also a white outlined spread and pill low shams, a very nice piece of work. | The following young ladies graduate | from the Danbury hospital training school next Tuesday evening: Miss An ne E. Sutton, Miss Abbie M. Loomis. | Miss Elenar Brown, Miss Louise Wood | Wilbur F. Day, jr., was the guest r over Sunday of Winthrop Dwight at | the LitchfieId cottage of President and | Mrs. Dwight.
 l Joseph Gerard, principal of the West 70 ceed A. B. Mather as principal of the | Church street school in that city, hav- | ing been elected to that position by the board of education
 Mrs. J. G. Farril and Miss Wilcoxson | of Grove Hall left yesterday for Block I Island, where they vii, spend all of | August.
 Mrs. Hendriek Munson of this city | is the guest this week of Mrs. B. H. l Andrews in Southington.
 | Mrs Means and her daughter, Miss | Virginia Means, mother and sister of | Rev. Stewart Means, rector of St | Johns, whose home is at Steubenville, | O., have been spending part of the summer at Grove Hall They left | Wednesday.
 Rev. Father Dolan of Southington ex- | poets to sail for Europe August 10. Miss Rita E. Lord, late principal of l the Union district school of East Ha- l ven, gave a farewell reception to his pupils on the lawn of her residence, Ia l Thompson avenue, Tuesday evening from to o'clock. Those present were | Misses Olive Andrews, Lizzie Seraphine | Alice Granniss, Marguerite Granniss, | Alice Korngiebel, Bessie Way, Carrie | Garrish Alice Loper, and Lonnie | Brown, Harry Ball, Harry Higgins
 Ernest Stepp, Nathan Andrews, Har-
 old Smith, Carl Pierson, Harold Hol-
 brook, Guy Sherman, Alexander Forbes 1 Aubrey Barnes, George Reyes, Walter | Curtiss, Percy Stone, Martin Korngie- | bel