The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-07-19
PERSONAL MENTION.

Ex-Judge David D. Hoag of Kansas City, Kansas, years ago a resident of New Haven, spent Sunday in this city visiting relatives. He was on busi- ness trip east. MT. Hoag is prominent ly connected with street railroad inter- ests in Kansas City. He is brother in-laW of John B. Kennedy president of the English & Mersick company of this city.
 H. F. Merwin of Beaver City, Neb., connected with the Beaver City Tri- bune, is in town with his wife. They are visiting New Haven and calling up on old friends, of whom they have many here as well as in the vest, | where MT. Merwin is prospering finely. He reports the corn and wheat crops in his section of the country as doing splendidly, and that the business out 1 look is very fiattering all over the great west New Haven is MT. Merwin's old | home
 | l.. B. Hinman has been confined to his home for several days from the ef- | fects of rheumatism.
 1 Lawyer P w. Chase returned re- gently from a three weeks trip to Cam ada. He will go with Mrs. Chase to Stonington soon for a tarry of several | weeks.
 | Dr. Anderson and family of 120 Col | lege street are at Chautauqua, N. Y. l MT and Mrs. I. Chase and son of Wa | terbury accompanied by Mrs. Seymour Spier of this city left yesterday for | Tc1o Tn ra,,, oi. d,1riper fba s1Ir1nu mer.
 Mrs. D. H. Crockett and son Royce have returned from a visit to Mrs. F. M. Smith, of North Haven, and Mrs. F. s. Smith of Mountain Glen Farm, 1 Mt. Carmel
 Miss Ella Strong of 397 Edgewood avenue is the guest of Mrs. Sherman Coggswell at Lake Waramaug, Conn. | Frank Parker, a real estate dealer and prominent merchant of Ann Arbor Mich, is visiting Superintendent Sher- 1 wood O. Preston at 31 Clark street. l Miss Hattie Sanford of Olive street left home yesterday morning for trip up the Hudson. She will stop at some town on the river for a week or two.
 Miss Elizabeth Brennan of Redfield l SLTeeL IS SIttIulUB d ltW WpthS III Bethel before leaving for Lake George.
 Edward S. Bassett, formerly of this city, and son of Clerk N. M. Bassett of ] the department of public works, has recently been called into the New York headquarters of the Warren Chemical and Paving company to assume the po- sition of manager for the company. MT. Bassett has been connected with the house for seven years and has trav- eled extensively as it's representative.
 Miss Maggie E. Camp has returned from a visit to her cousin, Miss Grace E. Foote of Mt. Carmel.
 Miss Martha Donovan of Charlotte, Mich, is visiting the family of Rev. w. F. Dickerman of 276 Orange street. The first tat home" of MT and Mrs Frank Goodyear Smith will be given next week Wednesday evening, the 27th, at Cottage Bon Air." Woodmont. Dr. Levi Gilbert, pastor of the Trinity M E. church and his family, will occu- py a cottage at Pine Orchard during the month of August.
 Mir and Mrs. Charles F. Kelsey of 145 | Chestnut street are spending a few weeks at their cottage at Westbrook, Conn. They report fine luck in fishing and grabbing.
 Recent arrivals from North Con- way, N. H., are Mrs. M. E. Wooster, Miss Sara A. Morse and Miss Julian A. | Morse.
 H. E. Sweezey, of the firm of T. H. Pease x Sons, Church street, is away on a months vacation visiting relatives in western New York.
 John s. Fowler. assistant clerk of the superior court, resumed his duties yes- terday after very pleasant vacation of a month spent at Block Island.
 Among the recent arrivals at the Up- lands. N. H.. and Mrs. E. M. filling, Miss E. P. Alling and R. F. filling and P. w. filling, of New Haven, who have not failed to make a visit to Bethlehem for many seasons.
 Mrs George W. Powning and her son are in the Catsl1ill mountains, where they have been several seasons. MT Powning and Miss Anna Rapp, the lat ter a sister of Mrs. Powning, will join the party in August for a fortnight or more.
 Rev. Myron A. Munson and wife are enjoying drive in Lftchfeld county.
 Casper Volta, a prominent business man of 191 Reid avenue, Brooklyn, and Mrs. Volta, are the guests of ex-Police Commissioner and Mrs. Eugene H Hubbard. They will remain in New 1 Haven for several days. Charles T. MaroslSe, tenor of the sec , ond quartet at the Church of the Re- deemer, is i'll with tonsilitis and mala- ria at his home on Elliott street. He is improving and expects to be able to re. sume his duties in one of the Conso1i- dated roads offices before many days.
 Mrs, Frederick Siebert and her daughter Florence, will leave Thurs day for Vermont, where they will spend the summer.
 Mrs. E. $. Osborn, wife of F. s. Os- born, the Church street natter is in West Springfield.N. H., where she spent last summer She will be absent with her young son and daughter until neal September l.
 William Frank has gone to Saratoga Springs for a sojourn of several weeks
 Mrs. Thomas s. Kinney, her daugh- ter Miss Vertie, and son Gilbert, are spending a few weeks in Litchfield. IT September they will move into theiI