The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-08-20
pERsoNAL mENTION.

Bishop, the State street druggist, is in East Orange, N. J., on a visit to friends and leaves tomorrow to met her sis ter, Miss Hattie, who is expected to ar- rive in New York tomorrow from her European trip. They will return to this city, Miss Hattie remaining for week or two, after which she returns to Albany, where she has charge of a department at the State Normal school there.
 J. Herbert Damn of E. s. Wheeler & Co.,, and Frederick M. Damn, a draughs- man at Winchester's, are spending two weeks vacation in the Catskills.
 Miss May scantlebury of Brooklyn is in town, the guest of Mir. and Mrs. J. c. Barnes.
 Annie L. Somer of 1O9 Portsea street left for a months vacation yesterday morning. She will visit relatives in New York and Buffalo. Mrs. Ellen Williams of Main street, l who has been seriously i'll with neural gia of the heart, is now considered some better.
 Chalfont Robinson of Dayton, O., will 1 arrive to-day as the guest of MT. and Mrs. Malcolm Booth of 94 Lake place. MT. Robinson was an instructor in the Dayton high school, of which MT. Booth l was principal for two years. | A son was born to MT. and Mrs. Nor ris Mcclure in Branford Thursday. l Miss Minnie E. Hart of Branford will leave to-day for Ozone Park, Long Is- | land.
 | Miss May Creegan has just returned from Bristol where she had been for the past three weeks.
 George T. White of the Tontine hotel has gone to Quebec, Montreal, and the Three Rivers for his outing He and his wife are visiting relatives
 M. G. Clarke, formerly of the Union, has accepted the position as press agent at the Grand opera house. Mir. Clarke is we'll known for his newspaper work in this city, and will no doubt be very popular in his new position, as he 1 has been in his old
 Frank P. Maher, son of ex-Selectman
 John Maher formerly of this city, and nephew of Major Patrick Maher, Is in l the city on his vacation. He called on
 his friends in the local postoffice and
 made a friendly call on Postmaster | Howarth MT. Maher is in the best of
 health. His tour of duty is in Iowa, l with headquarters in the Chicago post l office.
 Miss Rose c. Powell, oldest daughter
 of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Powell of 86 Or chard street, and Burton Allen were
 united in marriage Wednesday even 1 ing, August IT, by the Rev. F. w. c.
 Meyer. Miss Mae L. Houser was brides
 maid and Wesley V. Allen acted as
 best man. MT. and Mrs. Allen left for 1 a wedding trip to New York and Wash
 ington and on their return will reside 1 at 107 DixWell avenue, this city.
 Mrs. John Blackstone and family of
 Damascus were among the guests at a watermelon party given at the resi- 1 dence of Ralph Blackstone of Hotch- kiss Grove during the week. A feature
 of the afternoons entertainment was | piano selections by Miss Carrie M, the young daughter of Ruel Blackstone. Miss J. A. Kolb of 179 Davenport ave- nue is visiting Mrs. J. D. Bartlett of North Guilford.
 MT. and Mrs. Thomas McEnroe and l daughter of this city are the guests of
 MT. and Mrs. Thomas Grace of Lasal1e
 street, New Britain.
 Miss Jennie Klock, soprano singer al l the Davenport church, has gone for a
 stay at the Simpson house. at Phoene-
 cia in the Catsk1lls, where she will
 spend a fortnight. She joined her rel
 atives from this city, Mrs. Sophronia
 Rlock, Miss Klock, Miss Sophie Klock
 and Miss Caroline Klock.
 I Andrew Clinton and wife of Clinton
 vile are sojourning in Massachusetts
 where they are travelling for MT. Clin-
 tons health, and all hope he will return
 much improved. : Mrs. Edward Bradley and children o1
 New Britain will spend next week al
 Morris Cove.
 ! Miss Anna Mulvey has returned from Crescent Beach where she has spent { delightful vacation with her cousin, ths
 Misses Curran of Waterbury. MT. Bristol, the agent of the Hamp
 sted Paper company, Hampsted, Mass.
 was in Clintonville Monday looking ovei
 the company's property. It was decid
 ed to recover the roof and paint tn, } buildings.
 , MT. and Mrs. c. L. Wright of 245 Dix 1 well avenue have returned to the Berk } shire Hills for a few days outing. Judge Zacher and family of Branfort left yesterday morning for Block Is l, land. MT. Zacher will return to-day but his family will remain the rest O. | the summer.
 Mrs. George Heubisch of New Yorl is visiting MT. and Mrs. A. H. Kolb 0
 Davenport avenue.
 Mrs. Henry Linsley of Hillside ave
 nue is visiting at the house of her sis ter, Mrs. Eugene T. Jennings in Dan bury.
 Miss Kittie Bomster and Miss Ann; t Green, who visited New York and mad the trip up the Hudson, have returned 3 home.
 , Charles Duff of Naugatuck is tn guest of Charles A. Van Vie. ABOUT NEW HAVEN H4RBOR.