The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-08-04
HAVEN MORNING yOURNAL CoURlER THURspAY AUGUST
pERsoNA1 MENTION.

Mrs. $. A, Lee of Meriden and her sister, Miss Helen Johnson of this city, who is spending the summer with her, are in Middletown on visit to their old home
 Misses May and Maud White of the class of 1900, Hillhouse high school, and who reside at 35 Nash street, are spend- ing the month of August in New Jer- sey.
 Mrs. E. Maude Jerome and children are at Woodmont and will remain for the rest of the summer.
 H. K. Beach, organst of the Howard avenue Congregational church, will spend a vacation at Asbury Park.
 Miss Eva Seward of Bristol street has returned from a stay at Castine, Maine, where she was the guest of Mrs. H. L. Swain, who with pr. Swain is spending the summer there.
 The Rev. William B. Brown of Bloom field begins his vacation this week. A part of his time will be spent on the shore at East Haven, where he has rented a cottage.
 Miss Hazel A. McClunie, daughter of G. William McClunie of Hartford, is at Branford with her grandparents, MT and Mrs. B. F. Hosley, who reside near Lake Saltonstall.
 Mrs. George Robinson of York square, who with her two little sons spent July at Laconia, in the White Mountains with Judge and Mrs. Robinson, has re- turned to town. The engagement is announced of Miss Dora Russell of Hartford and Chief Trumpeter John U. Thomas of the First Connecticut Volunteers, now stationed at Camp Alger, Va. George c. Phelps, the photographer is sojourning in the White Mountains on his annual vacation. Miss Margaret White of S1 Ward street is in the Berkshire Hills enjoying a few weeks outing. Mrs. Gallagher of IS Edwards street is spending a few weeks with friends in Watermill, l.. l., Newark and Morris town, N. J. She is accompanied by her son and daughter. Dr. Gervase Green, tenor of Humph- i rey street Congregational church, will spend the month of August in the Adj rondacks.
 Mayor Farnsworth is staying at the Hotel Cadillac, Detroit, where he Is at l tending the convention of the League of American Municipalities. | Miss Chase, soprano of Humphrey street Congregational church, has gone Miss Josephine Betters is the guest of Miss Elizabeth Flynn of Waverly street.
 1 Miss Thresa Flynn of Waverly street is spending her vacation with friends in Meriden.
 to Center Moriches, L. l., to spend the month of August.
 Miss Eva Stowe of Norwalk is visit l ing in this city.
 Mrs. Honey, wife of Professor Fred erick R. Honey, left yesterday for Sar atoga.
 Mrs. D. S. Gamble has returned from a trip to Saratoga.
 Judge Nathaniel Shipman of the United States district court left this week for Magnolia, Mass, where he will spend a portion of his vacation. Judge Harrison B. Freeman of the Hartford probate court also left this week for a vacation which is to be spent in the | same place.
 Mrs. George H. Watrous, who return ed from Litchf1eld recently, has gone to Ripton, Vt.
 Captain Charles w. Newton of Com pany r, First regiment, Connecticut Volunteers, has been granted a short leave of absence on account of ill., health. Accompanied by Mrs. Newton he will go to Old Point Comfort.
 Professor O. c. Marsh sailed yester- day for Europe. lis London address | for the present Is Buckingham Palace hotel.
 Pliny Jewell of Hartford, brother of the late Governor Jewell, who has been dangerously i'll at the Ocean house, Watch Hill, is reported as being much | improved. His physician expects that he will be able to return home the lat ter part of this week or the first of next week.