The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-08-01
.PERsONAL MENTION,


 Miss Cora Andrews of Meriden, who mas been visiting in this city for the past two weeks has returned home af- ter pleasant stay
 Mrs. Robert Curtiss of Whalley ave- nue is spending a few weeks at New town, Conn.
 MT and Mrs. Henry F. English are at Magnolia, Mass, where they have spent several summers.
 MT. and Mrs. H. H. Todd of the Todd Custom Made Corset factory of York street will leave to-day for Michigan, where they will be the guests for the month of August of Mrs. Todd's par ents.
 Mrs. Elliott H. Morse of York street has gone with her family to Tiverton, R. I.
 Miss Alice Keeler of this city has been visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. James H. Keeler of Bridgewater. The Misses Day of 956 Chapel street have gone to Seal Harbor, Me, where they will spend the summer. They have been there since early in July. Professor and Mrs. Chandler and Miss Chandler started Saturday on a
 
 The Misses Porter of 31 Hillhouse avenue have gone to Wildemere, Lake WinneWaski, Ulster county, N. Y. Congressman and Mrs. N. D. Sperry spent the Sabbath at the Hotel Hawk hurst.
 Joel Sperry, with his two daughters, Miss Fife Sperry and Miss Annie Sper- ", will leave on Monday for the White Mountains. They will stay at the Pro- file house. Before returning they will visit her aunt, who has one of the beau tiful country places on Staten Island. M. M. Whittemore, formerly of Nor wich, who for the past year has been in the auditing department of the New England railroad, Boston, has been transferred to the comptroller's office of the New York, New Haven and Hartford railroad at New Haven. MT. and Mrs. John B. Adriance of 165 York street is spending a part Of the summer in Suffield.
 Mrs. George B. Rogers and Miss Car oline Trowbridge of 43 Elm street are spending the summer at the Trow- bridge cottage, Indian Neck, with their mother.
 AAl .. w. JOAiil6Oll lCLC Y lSISI Island, where she has been staying, for Holderness, N. H.
 George L. Fox, rector of the Hop kins Grammar school, is at Prouts Neck, Me.
 Mrs. John Mansfield and Miss Mans field are in Europe.
 George I. Allen, chief clerk of the highway commissioners office, and paymaster of the Second regiment, has vacated that position and assumed the duties of postmaster of Middletown, which he will do next Monday. Post master Allen has appointed as assist ant postmaster Colonel Joseph T. El- liott, who was formerly adjutant on General Grahams staff, and has been town clerk of Middletown. Lieutenant Allan Merwin Osborn of Captain Beachs battery is spending Sunday in the city with his parents on Whitney avenue. He expects shortly to be ordered south.
 Miss Harriet F. Kerwin of Blatchley avenue is spending two weeks vaca- tion in Litchfield.
 Miss Nellie G. Foley, Miss Hattie Kerwin and Miss Jennie Prelle of Fair
 
 two weeks vacation in Litchfield. Dr. Gould A. Shelton of Shelton, who is living at Woodmont, has been se- riously i'll with indigestion. Yesterday he was reported to be somewhat bet ter. Dr. Carmalt is attending him. Joseph M. Fitzpatrick of 2S9 Hamil- ton street who enlisted In the Seventy first New York volunteers at Camp Black, is home for Sunday on a short furlough. He says that the regiment has no information as to when they will leave the camp for the front.
 Mrs. George D. Thayer and children and Miss Sophie Kellogg of Northamp- ton, Mass, are the guests of their sis ter, Mrs. Minnie D. Santy of Al Dwight street.
 Miss R. Fleetwood ia at Plainfield, N. J.