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

Rev. Stuart Means, rector of St. Johns Episcopal church, this city, is, with his family, at E. W. Smiths cot tage, Grove Beach, for the remainder of the season.
 H. H. Trowbridge and wife of New York are visiting her father Captain George c. Spencer at his cottage on Magma Lane, Westbrook.
 Miss Anna Vaughn of No. 314 George street has been the guest of her aunt, Mrs. H. Harbeck of the Hotel San Re no, New York, now summering at Ding hans Ferry, Pa.
 Miss Minnie Augur of this city is vis- iting Mr. and Mrs. Donald Hood of Chester.
 MT. and Mrs. C. M. Jacobs and neph CIV of Holyoke, Mass, have gone to Montowese to spend few days on their farm.
 The Hobo Camping club, consisting of Harry D. Jones, Arthur Phillips, Burt Winter, Christie J. O'Brien, s. w. Doherty, Frank B. Hale and Ledyard B. Hastings, clerks at the railroad building in this city, go to BurwelPs s Beach, Woodmont, to-day for a stay of two weeks.
 Julius Brenning, an employe in the cigar factory of F. D. Grave, who on Monday list while fishing cut his foot severely with some fragments of broken bottle which was in the bottom of the boat that he was using, and who was threatened with lockjaw in conse- quence, is getting well.
 Miss J. Hamilton and Miss Beatrice Palmer of this city are guests at the Stoutenburg, Barrytown, Duchess couil- ty, New York.
 Mayor Farnsworth says of the Muni cipalities league convention in Detroit last week, which he attended: "There were f1fty-eght cities represented at the session of the league and there were not less than 300 delegates present at each session. It was most profitable meeting and cannot but be of benefit to those who attended. Its objects are good. I had a good time socially and in a business way.
 H. E, Sweezey of the firm of Thomas H. Pease 6 Son, the Church street booksellers and steamship agents, re- turned Saturday from a months vaca tion mostly spent in western New York. While away MT. SweeZey made the tour of the Great Lakes from Buffalo to Du- luth and back on one of the elegant new steamers of the Northern Steamship company and was highly pleased with the trip, which has been taken this sea- lNxrs, nf How
 Mrs. William O'Brien of 324 Blatchley avenue, wife of Conductor OBrien of the Fair Haven road, is spending a few weeks with friends in Litchfield
 R. Munger, c. Bristol, B. Bucking- ham, F. Bradley, M McGuigan F. A. Leyerzapf, Louis Leyerzapf and w. R.. Hartung went down on the 3 o'clock train to Madison Saturday afternoon for their outing of two weeks. They are members of the Y. M. c. A. and will be joined by other members of the association this week. The outing is in the efficient charge of MT. Leyerzapf.
 Medical Examiner Whites examina- tion into the cause of the death of Charles Marsh, formerly bookkeeper at the John Adt & Son factory, showed that the man had been taking anti pyrine tablets for pains in his head of late, and an effect of the drug is to weaken the heart action in some cases. In this condition the examiner thinks the exhausting weather of Wednesday night is sufficient to account for the mans death.
 Frederick Chatfield, secretary and treasurer of the George M. Grant com pany, who is i'll with appendicitis at his home, 40 Lyon street, is much bet ter.
 The New Haven delegation registered at the Highland house, Bethlehem. N