The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-08-10
PERSONAL MENTION.

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 Mrs, A. F. Royce and daughter of West Springfield are visiting New Ha- ven friends.
 Charles II. Blakeslee, the expressing penman and teacher of German, will leave to-day for West Hartland to re- main several weeks. MT. Blakeslee spent several weeks last summer board Ing in the town and enjoyed it so much that he revisits the spot this year. William H. Gaffey has gone to Wood bridge for the benefit of his health. He has been i'll for several weeks. Miss Agnes c. Beecher of Summer street is staying in Plattsville, Conn.,, for the summer. MT. and Mrs. John Wolf have been spending their vacation at Falls Vil- lage.
 John Higgins of Grand avenue has re- turned from vacation spent in Anso- nia and adjacent towns Cullen B. Foote, president of the Con- | necticut Sunday School association, will occupy the pulpit at the Congregational church, Naugatuck, next Sunday morn ing, and will speak on Child Life' MT. and Mrs. Edward Mitchell of Pearl street are receiving congratula- tionS over the arrival of a little daugh- ter.
 Mrs. w. H. Boughton and daughter of this city are in Mystic visiting Mrs. c. F. Luther. On board the catboat Castanea, N. H. Y. C., which left here yesterday on pruiGa ca ct Jya r5 A1fra5 Cova- ter, Charles Manville, George Dodge and Henry Buchter. They will visit | Greenport, New London, Block Island and Newport | Mrs. J. D. Dana and Miss Dana of | Hillhouse avenue have gone to Seal 1 Harbor Maine. | The annual reunion of the descend ants of Captain Oliver fanfare will be held at East Haven to-day. | Mrs. Edward Mccarthy and Dr. Ed ward Mccarthy are staying at Saratoga | for a week. Miss Edna Todd of Agawam, Mass, | is visiting her aunt in this city. Misses Nettie Daley, Laura Dillon | and Mary Kennedy left the city yes ! terday for a two weeks stay at Block | Island
 l Richard Whitfield of this city has left 1 for Brooklyn to accept position as | commercial traveller.
 Miss Lillian A. Wright of 662 Orange street has returned from three weeks l vacation spent in Clinton and Grove | Beach, Conn.
 Miss Gertrude M. Wenzel of Ripley place, Preston, Is spending a month at Morris Cove, this city, and Brooklyn, N. Y.
 Lawyer Carl F. stahl and wife have | returned from a weeks stay at the
 Bonsilene, Woodmont. | Miss Agnes c. Beecher has gone to | Plattsville, Conn, for the remainder of | the summer. l MT. and Mrs. Gardiner Thorpe of | West Haven are visiting MT. Thorpe's s
 parents at the center.
 Miss Bertha Warner of West Haven
 is the guest of her cousin, Miss Anna
 Corbin of Grove Hill, New Britain.
 Miss Hettie Peck of Cornwall is visit ing her aunt, Mrs. Parker of Whalley l avenue.
 l Mrs. Wilbur Bronson Warner and Miss Minnie Smith of West Haven are | at Coricon Lodge Lake George.
 Attorney Sanford B. Martin is at Mid
 dlebury, N. Y, for vacation stay.
 Miss Corabelle Robbins of Boston is l the guest of Miss Mary Clark Lover idge of West Haven. l Miss Nellie Tiernan of Columbus ave-
 nue and Miss Katherine Nugent of Car lisle street are enjoying vacation at
 Atlantic City. | Thomas Smith of the law firm of 1 Gould & Swift left yesterday for two
 weeks vacation at Pawson park 1 The Misses Colwell of Ward street
 are spending few weeks in Pittsfield, l Mass.
 Miss May V. Hotchkiss of Clark street | leaves tomorrow for few weeks visit
 in Boston.
 Dr. and Mrs. Burton Talmage will spend August in Waterloo, N. Y.
 John w. Alling has joined Mrs. filling
 and his son, Arnon filling, at Edge
 mere, l.. l.
 Attorney Andrew J. Broughel and family of Hartford have gone to their
 summer cottage at Cosy Beach, East | Haven.
 MT. and Mrs. Henry Patten are visit ing MT. Patten's brother in Clinton | vile.
 MT. and Mrs. Joseph r. Austin of Ad- nliral street have returned from short
 stay in the country.
 MT. and Mrs. Caleb B. Bowers have l taken the Lines cottage at Savin Rock for the summer, and have been there
 since early in July. MT. Bowers still continues in poor health. Dr. Charles A. Lindsley, secretary of the state board of health, left yesterday
 for Detroit Mrs. Lindsley, who has | been quite i'll, her friends will be glad ] to know, is greatly improved. Miss Mary Sullivan, solo soprano at St Mary's church, will leave soon for a | trip to the Berkshires, where she will join party of Providence friends T. J. Williams, one of the 5ookkeep- CTS of F. M. Brown & Co.,, has just re- turned from a two weeks vacation | spent with friends at Narragansett | Pier.
 Miss Heating of Providence is the guest of Mrs. E. Foley of Asylum | street.
 The little daughter of MT. and Mrs. H. Grant Thompson, Miss Margaret
 Thompson, is in Woodbridge, the guest 1 of Nrs uo1Ipp 5anob-