The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-11-25
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 PERSONAL MENTION.


 Mrs. John H. Foley and daughter FL sic of Summit street, Norwalk, are vis- iting in this city.
 MT. and Mrs. George B. St. John of Norwalk spent Thanksgiving with rela- tives here.
 William Ralf of Guilford, who has been quite ill is improving.
 Mrs Carlton Field of Guilford return ed recently from Naugatuck after a two weeks visit with her daughter there.
 Miss Cora Dodge of East Norwalk, one of last years graduates at the State Normal school, this city, has talk en the place of Miss Bertha M. Adams in the Kindergarten department of the Concord street school Norwalk.
 Of Mrs. Sara T. Kinney a Bridgeport paper says: Mrs. Sara T. Kinney, the state regent of Connecticut, gave a most interesting account of her visit to Camp Wikoff, Montauk Point, at the meeting of Eunice Dennis Burr chapter, D. A. R., in Fairfield recently, reporting kind treatment of the soldiers. She expressed her great pride in the Daugh- ters for their efficient aid and work throughout, every chapter giving hearty response to her call. Mrs Kinney was a faithful leader and too much praise cannot be given her for the splendid prtf ch bo ,y,Ii iSl, nl Rev. George Pelton of Stony Creek will occupy the pulpit of the Third Con- morning in exchange with the pastor, Rev. George w. Banks
 Mrs. F. w. Brocksieper of Montowese has been quite i'll, but is now recover ! ing.
 Mrs. George Talmadge and son of this city have been visiting her sister in l Northford.
 Geary Noble of Montowese will soon leave with his family for Colorado, where he expects to engage in farming. He goes hoping to benefit his health by | the change of climate. Charles Goodrich of Bristol, who has cottage at Indian Beach, Florida, in- l tends leaving for the south very soon, | l or two.
 | Rev. G. B. Cutten will conduct a l Thanksgiving service in the Baptist 1 church, Montowese, tonight | James Cafferty of Forestville has re- | moved with his family to this city. I Miss Gertrude Mills of this city has 1 been a guest of Mir. and Mrs. James 1 Cray in Bristol for several days.
 Mrs. Bennett Todd of Clintonvile 1 who has been visiting with her sister i in Fair Haven, has returned to hel home
 Mrs Julia Goodyear of North Haver ! has been visiting at Mrs T. L. Clin- tons and with other friends in Clinton ! vile.
 F. D. Gleason, agent of the Hampton (Va) Normal school who has been ths guest of George E. Bassett in Clinton vile, has left for home.
 P. w Yarrow of the Trinity seniol class has taken regular charge of tht religious services at the Connection School for Boys at Meriden MT. Tar row is a member of the senior class a the Theological seminary in the Capita City
 Mrs. Cornelia Parker of North Bran ford has gone to New York city for tht winter.
 I F. c. Norton of Bristol is entertain ing his mother and sister from Gull ford.
 Mrs. Willis H. Linsley of Branford il convalescent after a three months sieg' of chronic catarrh.
 Katherine Gaylord, Heroine," thu prize biographical story of the Nationa Society of Daughters of the AmericaI Revolution, dictated to Katherine Gay lord chapter, Bristol, Conn.,, and writ ten by Florence E. D. Muzzy of Bristol i is now being published by the Bristo Press Publishing company.
 Timothy l.. Woodruff, lieutenant gov ernor-elect of New York formerly o New Haven, certified to the secGetar. of state that his election expenses wer' 13,506.