The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-07-28
PERSONAL MENTION,

age of a week or ten days.
 MT. and Mrs. Willis G. Barlow, Mr. and Mrs. John w. Simpson and Mrs. w. II. Thomas of Waterbury are at the Hoggson cottage at oriental Park.
 Maier Zunder received yesterday morning from Block Island eight blue fish weighing about fifty pounds. They were caught by his son-in-law, I. Chase of Waterbury. Mr. Zunder distributed the fish among his friends.
 Presiding Elder c. J. North Is at Cot tage City. He will be at Plainville camp ground the week previous to the meeting Trustees N. A. Fullerton of New Haven and Jordan c. Weels and John M. Parker of Hartford have been at the camp ground maturing the plans for the meeting. Contractor Jorcy is building a fine society cottage at the camp ground for the West Haven M. E. church.
 Charles Warner and Samuel Vim of Westville are at Saratoga Springs.
 w. G. Cory, clerk in c. H. Lewis de- partment at the railroad office building in this city, met Lieutenant Richmond F. Hobson at the Union station early Tuesday morning and accompanied him to Boston. They are old friends.
 Miss Annie O'Donnell is visiting Mrs. William Sandals at Milford.
 Mrs. J. c. Birmingham of Derby left yesterday for New York to be gone for three or four days
 Police Sergeant Frederick Bissell of station is i'll at his home, 262 Dixwell avenue, with cancer. Sergeant Bissell recently had an operation performed, and good results are expected.
 The Misses Barnett of this city are boarding at L. N. Writings in Goshen.
 Joseph Kegelmeyer. fire commission CT, and Mrs. I<egelmeyer are at North Newry, Me, for fortnight's stay at the Bear River club.
 Mrs. Charles A. White of this city has been the guest of MT. and Mrs. Godfrey Dunscomb of this city in Litchfield.
 G. E. Hegeman of this city is at Cres cent Beach, pleasant summer resort near Hartford.
 Judge l.. M Hubbard of Wallingford leave to-day with his family for stay at Branford Point.
 John D. Lynch is at Pittsfeld spend- ing vacation of two weeks.
 Mir. and Mrs. R. B. Mercer are en- toying a two weeks sojourn in Litch- field.
 Vice United States Consul Henry A. House, IT,, at the Isle of Wight, is making wonderful success of the motor business he is engaged in there, so much so in fact, it is said, that the business has outgrown its present fla ciliities and will be removed to Bir- mingham, England. Vice Consul House is a son of Henry A. House, the well known inventor of Bridgeport
 Mrs. c. B. Larom and daughter, Miss Daisy Larom, are summering at Lake Placid in the Adirondacks.
 Mrs. G. H. Watrous, Miss Watrous, Eliot and Frank Watrous of this city are at the Hawkhurst in Litchfield for few days.
 Mrs. S. L. Bronson of Dwight street, with her son, Dr. T. l.. Bronson, has gone to Sharon Springs. Dr. Bronson, who has been very i'll with rheumatism, goes to take the baths.
 Professor and Mrs. E. G. Coy of the Hotchkiss School at Lakeville nave joined their children at Professor Har- ris' on North street, Litchfield.
 Yesterdays Litchfield Enquirer says of Professor Lee, late of this city: Professor Lee has met with such sue cess in his business school the past year that he is about to enlarge his school in all departments. He has en- gagged new and competent instructors and is now able to prepare students for any college. The building is to be increased in size and everything will be done to attract scholars from all over the country"
 Mrs. Henry Hickox and daughter of this city are visiting in Washington, Conn.
 MT. and Mrs. H. M. Tower enter tained at their Woodmont cottage last evening the Epworth League of Grace M. E. church. The party rode down to the shore on two trolleys. A water melon cut was one of the divertise- ments.
 F. H. Cogswell, the Court stenog- rapher, will in week or two, when little more recuperated, go to the coun- try with his family to spend the re- mainder of the summer.
 Gustave Olsen, the man who was irl- jured by kick from horse belonging to the Woodbridge Ice company, is now in the hospital.
 A letter has been received in Meriden says the Republican, from Rev. Edwin warriner by Hector c. Hayden, telling more in detail of his illness. MT. War riner is at his house in Stepney, and is troubled with cancer of the bowels The cause was chronic diarrhoea con tracted in the army. He has been ir1 a hospital a year, and in the sani- tarium a year, and the doctors declare his case an incurable one, so he is pa- tiently awaiting the end. He appre- ciates the work of the Merriam post for him. and is thankful for it.
 Carleton D. Hoadley leaves next Sat urday, in company with several Nev Haven and Waterbury men. for a fish ing trip up the St. Lawrence. They vii be gone several days.
 John A.Dann president of Damn Bros & Co.,, manufacturers of carriag woodwork drove to Plainville camp ground Monday, his wife accompany ing. MT. Damn Is planning to erect ; cottage on the camp grounds. He ha been a regular attendant at the Plain vile camp meetings for many years and for number of seasons has occu pied large tent which he purchased