The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-08-23
PERSON4L MENTION.

 evening. His successor here is the Rev. A. G. Peterson of Ridgeway, Pa,
 The engagement Is announced of Miss Alice F. Andrews of Howard avenue to George Barnes of Fair Haven. The date for the wedding has not as yet been set. but will probably be in the early fall.
 Mrs. w. J. Veitch and Miss M. I. Blakeslee of 16 Beers street have gone on three weeks trip, including the White Mountains, Montreal, Kingston, the Thousand Islands, Toronto and Ni- agara Falls. Then after visiting friends in Buffalo they will reurn home by the New York Central and Hudson River railroad.
 Mrs. William H. Sears and Mrs Will liam Sears, jr., of Academy street will leave to-day for stay at the Thousand Islands.
 Miss Margaret G. White of S1 Ward street has just returned after a three weeks sojourn in the Berkshire hills.
 MT. and Mrs. s. $. Thompson and Paul Thompson have returned from the Adirondacks and Saratoga.
 The Misses Catherine Hackett, Min nie McHugh, Sarah Hackett, Nellie Wilson, Eleanor McDonough, Miss Flynn and Miss Fender left Saturday afternoon for Litchfield, where they will spend two weeks. Fred Simpson of the battleship Iowa spent Sunday at his home in Bran ford.
 George Vibbert, Martin Doran and Fred Euvard, residents of Danbury wheeled from that place to New Haven to pay a visit to friends and relatives. They are stopping at Mrs. George s. Woods of 29 County street and intend to wheel to Bridgeport to-day. Mrs. Paul F. Byrne of Ansonia, who has been dangerously sick for the past five weeks, has been removed to Savin Rock, where she is doing fairly well. Coroner Hi Mix left for the White Mountains yesterday for a weeks out ing. The coroner was accompanied by his family. During his absence Colonel Callahan, the deputy coroner, will tend to all the duties of the office. The Misses Mamie and Catherine Mo- Mahon of 23S Poplar street are spending their vacation at Asbury Park. | x John F. Mealia, recording secretary | of the St. Aloysius society, is the happy | father of a fine boy, born last Satur- day.
 The Misses Lilla and Mary Markham of Plymouth, Conn.,, who are visiting | their cousin, Mrs. H. r. Wheeler of 1 Wharton street West Haven, will re- turn home to-day. ] Miss Helen Garvey, with Malley, Nicely & Co, has returned from New York, where she has been enjoying her vacation.
 1 Mrs. Edward M. Holloway of Chi cago and her daughter, Miss Josephine Holloway, will visit Miss Brown at Grove Hall this week. They have been visiting Mir. and Mrs. Elmer Little at l Woodbridge
 1 Joseph Cashman, with Malley, Nicely & Co.,, has returned from two weeks outing in Portland, Me.
 Mrs. William Hitchings of 193 How l ard avenue, who has been away for the l past five weeks to Cape Charles and i Old Point Comfort, has returned home l Mrs. Hitchings reports a very pleasant trip.
 Mrs. E. c. Keene of 10 Hotchkiss l street has been called to Sandwich Mass, by the illness of her mother Commodore Butcher and party of the l Jamaica Yacht club of Jamaica, U. l. were in the city for a visit Sunday I coming upon the yacht Pilgrim. They registered at the New Haven Yacht club during their stay.
 Miss Kittie Gosarty of Wendell & Freedman has just returned from g two weeks stay at her home in Wind. sor Locks.
 i Miss Frances Sherdman, daughter o1 Thomas R. Sherdman, master mechanic of the New Haven fire department, vii spend the latter part of August and the first part of September at Crescent Beach, New London. J. G, Burnett and family of New Ha ven have vacated the Smith cottage a Walnut Beach on expiration of the tim for which it was engaged, and Josepl North and family of Bridgeport hay rented it.
 w. w. Munson and family of Wa terbury have been occupying the "Cat, Did' cottage at Walnut Beach.
 At the Pierrepont house, Old Lyme are registered MT. and Mrs. s. H. Nose ley and family and Mrs. Hoppin of Ne1 Haven, Captain H. P. Goddard of Bal timore, former editor of the Norwic Bulletin, and Miss j. c. G. Platt of Uti ca, N. Y.
 Mrs. A. A. Fairfield of New Have has been the guest of her parents, MI and Mrs. A. A. Clark, in Putnam, fo a few days. She and her father visit | ed relatives at Worcester over the Sab | bath.
 John Burns, foreman in the Water bury Manufacturing company, has con tracted with Warren H. Lamson & C. for the building of an attractive cot tage at Welnut Beach. The cottage to be ready for occupancy by May 1899.
 Mrs. George A. Weld and Mrs. Snit and children of Brookfield are at th Old Homestead, Walnut Beach.
 William Cassidy of Plainville has re turned from short stay in New Ha vent While enjoying himself in swin at Savin Rock the boy lost his hold an in falling broke his right arm. Tn limb is severely fractured and it wi be some time before he is able to use again.