The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-10-06
PERSONAL MENTION.


 R. H, Wardell, foreman at Mallory's, and residing at the corner of State and Edwards streets for the past thirty four years, has gone to High street, East Haven, with his wife, to live with his daughter Mrs, Charles F. Baldwin.
 Judge H, L. Hotchkiss and George E. Lewis are expected home Friday from their hunting trip in the Maine woods.
 Albert c, Monson, of the railroad of- flee building, and Frank R. Baldwin of the R. H. Nesbit Co.,, have gone for a weeks vacation to Washington, D. c.
 James H. Sisk has gone to Niagara, N. r., to enter the Niagara university.
 Miss Julia Kingsley, who is doing a clever comedy at Poli's with her hus- bany, Bert Coote, is a New Haven girl.
 Walter Leigh, the candidate sfor the nomination of sheriff on the democratic ticket, was in Boston yesterday attend ing the grand lodge meeting of the A, O. U. w.
 George Gorham of George street has been appointed by Marshal Bishop a bailiff in the United States court to succeed William B. Catlin.
 Miss Elizabeth Hugo, daughter of Philip Hugo, who has been ill for about three weeks, is now able to sit up little each day and her recovery is full ly expected.
 Corporal Penney continues to rally and his recovery is looked for.
 Judge w. k. Townsend has returned to his home in this city after a three months trip abroad. He returns in fine health and greatly enjoyed his trip. He was accompanied by Mrs. Town send, his daughter Mollie, and his son George and they had fine time wheel ing through Holland and Belgium and other European countries. Stuart HotchlSiss, son of President Hotchkiss of the Candee Rubber Co.,, and Miss Florence Hall, daughter of Vice Presi- dent Hall of the Consolidated road, were also in the party, and accompan- jed Judge Townsend and his family on all their tours. The party went from Holland to Berlin by train and went immediately to Carlsbad. Austria was next visited and many cities in that delightful country were visited. John Booth of Middletown was in Guilford two days last week looking after the placing of the monument which has been erected to the memory of the Bullard family.
 Mrs. W. A. Harris of Howard avenue has been spending ten days with rela- tives in Providence.
 Rev. MT Walker has gone to Gull ford to take charge of St. Peters par ish there for his brother Rev. Milidge Walker, until the latter has entirely re- covered from his recent severe Illness Samuel H. Crane, only son of Mrs S. H. Crane of 255 Lawrence street, and George Nettleton, son of Dr. and Mrs. l George H. Nettleton are at Baltimore, having been elected delegates from Christ church to the St. Andrews brotherhood convention. They are ex- pected back this week
 l MT. and Mrs. Leo Hammond have re- | moved from Morris Cove, where they have been living this summer, to the | Jocelyn on York street.
 | Mrs Sarah Horton of Guilford is wis., | iting her son, Dr. Horton, in Bristol. | MT. and Mrs. Arthur Caswell of Mas sau, Mass, are the guests of Mir. and Mrs. w. P. Futile of Elm street. l Mrs. E. R. Williams and family of | Guilford have returned from a three weeks sojourn at Pine Orchard. l F, H. Gogswell, the court stenosraph- CT, is spending few days at his home on Norton street, coming out from his | Woodbridge cottage in a carriage. He | is much better in health.