The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-07-13
PERsONA1 nIENrroN

' "iuWill' zu, or Brooklyn, was in the city yesterday,
 MT. and Mrs. Charles b. Miley and son, Leroy, and MT. and Mrs. Daniel J. Hurley have moved into neat little cottage at Morris Cove. They will remain there several months.
 Miss Josephine P. Bree of Pine street has gone for a fortnights stay with her sister, Mrs. Philip Murray at Phila- delphia
 Monroe Zunder, son of Albert zunder, who was injured few days ago, is able to be up and about the house. In alighting from his bicycle he struck Q table fork lying in the road, which made bad wound in his foot.
 John J. filling and family are occu- pying the Baldwin cottage at Branford Point. Miss Rebecca Chapman is with them.
 Miss Corinne Clark of 106 1-2 Wash ington avenue is spending the summer visiting friends In Vermont and north ern New York state.
 Mrs. Hugh McConville and baby of 1O2 Cedar street are spending the month of July at Woodmont.
 Mrs Marie Bradley of Gill street and Miss M. F. Chapman are at North Pomfret, Vt, for the summer.
 Mrs. s. Clear and Mrs J. Ruskon of 63 York street have gone to Chelsea, Mass. They will return to this city about September i.
 William W. Little of Schnectady, N. r., son of George w. Littln, paymaster of the Consolidated road, is visiting his parents on Pearl street. MT. Little was graduated from the Sheffield Scientific school in '95 and is in the electrical business.
 Rev. Mir. Buck, former New Ha- ven pastor, has gone, accompanied by his wife and his daughter, Mrs. Crehose, on a trip through the western provinces of Canada
 The Bridgeport Post has the follow ing in reference to a former, well known In this city: Rev. H. E. Barnes, pastor of the First Methodist church here, always spends his summer vaca- tions at his summer place at Pound Ridge, Westchester country, New York, and this year will be no excep- tion. The place is beautifully located and an ideal spot for passing sum- mer of quiet enjoyment"
 MT. and Mrs. E. F. Stevens of this city have arrived at their summer l home on Main street in Clinton, and ! Miss Crane from New York Is visiting Mrs. Henry Elliott.
 Miss Grace Weeks, teacher of mathe- | matics at the Hillhouse High school is home in Clinton for the vacation, also | the Misses Sadie and Winnie Kelsey who have been teaching in Walling- ford
 | Mrs. Josephine Craw has transferred | her extensive interest in the oyster | beds at the mouth of the harbor to the Anglo American Oyster company, The ! tract trastferred consists of several acres, and the oysters taken from it are l of high grade.-Stamford Telegram. i Colonel F. E. S. Munger. formerly of the Fremont hotel, has received tele- gram from the Hotel Jefferson, Wash | ington, D. C., asking if he has made arrangements for the coming season In case the colonel accepts the position 1 all his old New Haven friends will be we'll treated at the Jefferson. Colone' | Munger has been out of the Fremont since May g.
 | The wedding of Professor James w | D. Tngersoll of the Latin department | of Yale to Miss Katherine, daughter o1
 MT and Mrs Leslie Barber of Maren-
 go, IL, will take place at Marengo or | Thursday. Professor and Mrs Inger'
 soil will be at home at 124 High street
 in this city, after October 1.
 Mayor Farnsworth and the board o1 | charities and corrections will go tt | Middletown to-day to inspect the city's | patients at the state insane hospital
 There are at present 146 charges of the
 department confined there.
 Lawyer c. $. Hamilton returned yes
 terday from trip to Nova Scotia. | Miss Hannah Hume and Miss Rutl | [. tluulG Ol IilIS Clty dlS SueSlS bI ttAt | Cold Spring House, Kearsarge Village l N IT.
 l Clerk Newcomb M. Bassett of the de | partment of public works is back at his l desk again.
 Mrs Hobart B. Bigelow, widow O | Governor Bigelow, has gone for tht
 summer to the Waumbeck, Jefferson | N H., one of the pleasantest among
 the White Mountain villages. George c. Joaohinson, son of Ed
 ward A. Joachinson, the United States l gauger, has left Florida with tht | United States endorsements whicl | have just arrived in Cuba. Joachinsor is member of Company A, Sixtl 1 United States Artillery, which is oper
 ating with the army before Santiago ! Mrs. Charles Stoughton, with he | daughter. Miss Mildred, left on Mon day for Hull, Mass, where she will joir her daughter, Miss Leila, going iron l ther to Chester, Nova Scotia, where | the family will spend the summer | Miss Laura Stoughton is at presen | with her grandmother, Mrs. Cooper, a | HoIderness, N. H., and Mrs. Slough 1 toms youngest daughter, Miss Isabelle l is the guest of Miss Florence Hall a 1 Evansville, where Judge and Mrs. Hal of this city are summering.
 Ex-Judge A. Heaton Robertson ant
 son leave to-day for Halifax, to remain