The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-11-19
PERsONAL MENTION.

young woman Miss Hannah Hume, will
 be glad to hear of the honor conferred
 upon her by Wellesley. A New York
 Tribune dispatch says: Junior class officers have been chosen for the ensu- ing year. They are: Hannah Hume, president; Elizabeth A. Towle, vice president; Mary S. Barbour, treasurer; Estelle B. Smith and Eliza I. Newkirk, recording and corresponding secretaries respectively"
 A party of Massachusetts Mutual boys from Springfield Mass, will at tend the Harvard Yale football game to-day.
 Miss May Wilson of Wallingford was bridesmaid at the wedding in Spring. field Thursday of May Louise Buell. and
 George A. Barrus.
 Mayor Farnsworth and the members of the board of finance made a visit
 to the Boardman training school yes
 terday morning with the desire of per- sonally acquainting themselves with it's necessities in the way of an appro-
 priation.
 Miss Grace A. Beebe of Grove street, who is a sophomore at Wesleyan uni versity.. Middletown, came to spend last Sunday, bringing with her Miss Ernest
 inc Rose of Bridge Hampton, l.. l., who is her roommate in college. Mrs. Newton Winans of Bradley ave nue, Branford, has as her guests her
 mother, Mrs. Louise Fitch of Scituate, Mass, and her sister, Mrs William
 Nash of South Norwalk Miss Louise Hutchinson of Branford, who has spent the past month with friends in Maiden Mass, and Grosve-
 nordale, has returned home. pr. Seaver is now able to attend to the physical examinations of any sen- | iors, juniors or sophomores who wish to be examined
 Sergeant R. F. Penney of Southport, son of Attorney Penney of this city, has had relapse and is again down
 with typhoid fever It is feared he will 1 not recover.
 I John Stuart, Princeton 1900, has been I elected captain of the Princeton golf | team in the place of c. Griswold '99, re- l signed.
 | Clarence s. Thompson, formerly con- nected with this paper and afterward i with the Register, has arrived at San 1 Juan in good health and is very pleas l antly situated there. He is to write for | one of the New York papers about af- | fairs in Porto Rico. He took letters of l introduction to various high officials 1 there, including representatives of for eign governments.
 MT. Baldwin of Grove street has just aria Of Q l United States district court in this city and officiated for the first time yester- day morning.
 1 Rev. Konrad Broberg of the Swedish | Lutheran church, Branford, will leave for his new field in Naugatuck early in | December.
 l Observer Tarr of the local weather | office predicts local showers for to-day. There is not prospect of heavy rain 1 but probably little more wet weather 1 than yesterday brought. | Ex-Senator Jones and Mrs. Jones of Branford expect to winter in New York
 city, as is their custom. They will leave | about December 1.
 | Dr. Frank J. Parker of Branford has | been appointed junior surgeon at the Manhattan Eye and Ear hospital. He is at present substituting in the Man.
 haitian hospital. and will spend a week at his home in Branford Point before
 assuming the duties of his new office.
 Miss Susie Atkinson of Fair Haven, who holds the state record for 1897 as
 an oyster opener, gave an exhibition of her dexterity yesterday at store in
 Springfield, Mass.
 Mrs. George Pond of Milford avenue,
 Branford, has as her guest for the win
 ter her sister, Miss Emeline Morris of
 Brooklyn, N. Y.