The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-08-03
.pERsoN1L mENTION.

| LuCluS Shly or Bridgeport is taking Rev. MT. Beardsley's place at St. Thomas church for the month of Au- gust.
 William H. Arfman, the we'll known proprietor of the Arfman house on Temple street, was improving yester- day and the hopes of the physicians at- | tending him are much greater. Rev. Dr. w. W. McLane of Plymouth l church and his family are at Pine Or chard and MT. Bradley, recently a mis- sionary in Japan, is preaching occa- sionally at pr. McLane's church. Rev. D. J. Clark and family of East Haven have been stopping for a few | days with Mrs. Clark's father in New | ington.
 News has been received in Walling- | ford of the critical illness of Mrs. Francis Moody, formerly Miss Grace ] Mix, in Asheville, N. c. Rev. Watson l.. Phillips of the Church of the Redeemer is at Wood- | mont and the affairs of the church are l in charge of the assistant pastor MT. Peabody, during MT. Phillips absence. l iNNN' A'AA' i4S AiSlii SllSlolctlil pclotOI OL | the United church, will go to Peacedale, | R. I.
 Mrs. w. H. Boughton and daughter are in Mystic visiting Mrs. c. F. Luth- | er who is also daughter of the form ! CT. They will be gone several weeks. | Thomas G. Bennett, president of the l Winchester Repeating Arms Co.,, and family will move into the residence of | the late Jane o. Winchester on Pros pect street next fall
 | Prof. G. B. Stevens of Yale will for the next three Sundays preach in the l Congregational church, Wallingford.
 Mrs, Francis G. Beach, wife of Cap
 tain Beach of Battery c, Heavy artil-
 lery. stationed at present at Mantle, has gone with her little son to Fishers
 Island, N. Y. She Is a guest at the Bartlett cottage.
 Joseph Fitzpatrick of the Seventy I first New York stationed at Camp Black was suddenly recalled yesterday | This may indicate that the New York
 boys will have a chance to go south. | c. w. A. Buell. of 676 State street is at Canton for stay.
 | J. H. Taylor, of Futile, Warehouse & | Taylor, is at Westmore, Vt. | MT. and Mrs. c. R. Converse of 27
 Shelter street and MT. and Mrs. John
 Wilmot of Blatchley avenue have re-
 turned to their homes in this city from
 visit to Block Island.
 Myron T. Scudder, principal of the | Hillhouse High school, has returned
 from a stay at Far Hill, N. J. l IL.
 York division pay car, has gone to
 Providence for a vacation. He is &C.,
 companied by his family. Conductor Wall is overseer in Israel Putnam lodge
 of United Workmen, and a popular | member of the order.
 Mrs. Eli Whitney of Elm street, who
 has been staying at Norfolk with Miss
 Whitney, will spend the remainder of
 the summer at Sharon, this state. | The Misses Bush of Howe street | have gone for a sojourn to the White | mountains and are located at Jackson.
 Prof. C. B. Richards and family have
 gone to Washington to remain until the
 opening of the university. Rev. E. M. Poteat of the Calvary
 Baptist church is at Somerset Mass,
 where his youngest child is seriously l ill with a complication of whooping l cough and malarial fever. Serious | fears are entertained of the childs re- | covery.
 MT. and Mrs P. E. Hatch are happy
 over the arrival of a little girl baby, | born July 24 MT. and Mrs. Hatch were
 former residents of New Haven, leav- | ing here some few years ago and locat- | ing in Nebraska, afterwards removing | to Long Beach, Cal, where MT. Hatch
 is engaged in the banking business, be- | ing cashier of the Bank of Long Beach.
 Mrs. James Humphrey of this city
 has been the guest of Mrs. F. D. Hart | at Norfolk.
 Mrs. P. Coogan of Washington street, Waterbury, returned yesterday from
 weeks vacation at Savin Rock.
 Mrs. F. H. Hemingway and son Wal
 ter have returned from South Royal
 ston, Vt, and Miss Josephine fleming
 way is home from Ticonderoga, N. Y, their return being hastened by the ill., ness of F. H. Hemingway.
 | MT. and Mrs. F. J. Kingsbury and the Misses Kingsbury of Waterbury
 left yesterday for Seal Harbor, Me. Mrs. James Grant of Oak street, l Naugatuck, has returned from visit with friends in this city.
 Professor c. A. L. Totten is visiting his old home in New London en route to Green Acre, Elliot Me-, where he is to deliver his famous illustrated lec-
 ture entitled: Our Race, Its Origin l and Its Destiny" A New England Chautauqua is in session at Green Acre, An effort is being made to induce Pro- | lessor Totten to deliver this lecture in his native town, and it Is hoped the ef- fort will be successful.
 Edward A. Anketell, clerk of the su- perior court, and daughter, Miss Eliza beth, have gone to the Adirondacks, where they will enjoy an outing of a fortnight or more.
 Mrs. Charles Taylor of S44 Elm
 street is at Groton, Mass, for a fort night
 Miss Alice Finnerty of this city is
 visiting Miss Mamie Grant of Oak
 street, Naugatuck.
 Mrs. Noble Bishop of 594 Orange
 street will go soon to the Berkshires to
 spend August.
 Miss Laura E. Allen of Park street
 left yesterday for a trip through the west. En route for home Miss Allen will stop at Saratoga for fortnight Mrs. Julia Kimball of Milford avenue left yesterday for Fishers Island,