The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-07-18

mrs' rreuerlck R. Honey will spend August at Saratoga.
 B, s. Dudley, who has been very i'll from the effects of appendicitis, is slow ly improving. His wife and little child are at the Ivanhoe, Cheshire, for the benefit of the latter, who is all.
 Mrs. Charles S, Mellen, wife of Pres ident Mellen of the Northern Pacific, Is staying, together with her daughters, Miss Marion and Miss Kathryn, at the Mount Pleasant house, Crawfords, in the White Mountains.
 E. H. Loomis of c. M. Loomis' ons Will spend a month in Bethlehem, New Hampshire.
 Mrs. Stone of California, widow of the late George Stone, is visiting relatives in Fair Haven East.
 Mrs. Henry Champion, regent of the Mary Clap Wooster chapter, D. A. R., is at Lake Winnewaski, N, r., to be ab- sent about six weeks.
 Mrs, N. w. Hine of New Haven is at the Sanborn cottage, Bethlehem, N. H.
 Professor Jules Luquiens of Yale and sons are at Waterville, White Noun tains.
 Mrs. Thomas G. Bennett and Miss Bennett are at the Forest Hills hotel, Franconia, White Mountains. Henry H. Hadley, jr, son of General Hadley, who started the Church army work in New Haven, has charge of the work this summer during his fathers absence. General Hadley has in charge other fields of the work also started by him and very successfully carried on.
 Miss Ruth Terrell, daughter of M. E. Terrell of Westville, has gone to Syra- cuse to pay a visit to her aunt, Mrs. Page.
 Mrs. Charles R. Stoughton is now at Holderness, in the White Mountains, where her mother, Mrs. Hooper of Bos- ton, has a cottage for the season. The last week in July Mrs. Stoughton with her daughters will go to Chester, Nova Scotia, and will stay at the Columbia house.
 w. E. Chamberlain, general manager of the transportation department of the Consolidated railroad, with offices in Boston, will hereafter spend two days of each week in this city at the home office of the company, where rooms
 
 Professor and Mrs. Bernadotte Perrin are at Saratoga. Edward Merwin and wife of Colum- bus avenue are summering at Wood- mont.
 | Miss Jane Williams of Westville is | spending a few decks at Stockbridge, Mass.
 | Granville Goodsell and family of Bridgeport, Mrs. c. P. Merwin of New l Britain in recently constructed cot l tage, Mrs. Stevens of the Bridgeport | Standard in a new cottage, Charles Trowbridge of Milford and MT and Mrs. | Baldwin of New Haven make small | colony at the extreme western end of ! Woodmont.
 l This is the twenty-fifth summer of 1 Rev Joseph Anderson of Waterbury at | Woodmont. l Charles H. Griffin of Clark street is occupying Willis N. Buttricks' cottage | in Woodmont. The Westville Times says: Thomas | Gold of Alden avenue has returned from his former home, Halifax, N. s. | He reports good time and says that on his way home he passed within a | few miles ofwhere the ill-fated LaBour- | gogne went down. In Boston he saw the steamer Cromartyshire, which ran | into her. He also said that Friday last l he met Councilmen Grant and Mercer | in Halifax. 1 Dr. J. D.. Eggleston and family of l Meriden left for Pine Orchard Satur- | day morning. Mrs. Eggleston and the 1 children will remain there until Sep ] temher |
 | The family of Samuel Goodman, the | jeweler, are spending the summer in l Litchfield.
 Among the recent arrivals at the | Hillhurst, Norfolk was Trumbull Dana
 of this city. | Wallace Beach and wife of this city are visiting D. A. Bradley in Thomas | ton.
 l George A. Hegeman of New Haven 1 is at Crescent Beach, Hartford, for the
 summer
 | At the Hillhurst, Norfolk, are regis | tered from New Haven Dr. and Mrs. l Henry M. Ring. | Mrs. F. R. Addis of Suffield is visiting 1 friends in town. 1 Mir. and Mrs. Warren H. Bristol of
 Lake place have gone for the summer | to Goshen, Mass, having closed their city home last week. l Rev. D. N Griffin of Hartford, a for mer pastor of Epworth M. E. church, | this city, has arrived with his family at | their summer home in Granby, where they will spend a couple of months. | Rev. Joseph H. Twichell of Hartford | and his family left Thursday for their summer home in Keene valley, in the l Adirondacks
 A. B. Mather of Meriden who has
 been elected superintendent of Meriden schools, is spending part of his vacation i at his old home in Fairfield, Herkimer
 county, New York. MT. Mather tele- 1 graphed his acceptance. | Ralph Schneeloch and Miss Edna 1 Schneeloch of Elm and Norton streets
 are the guests of Miss Belle Sigourney l in Bristol.
 | William Brunt of Bristol has been 1 spending his vacation with friends in l town.
 l Mrs. M. c. Taylor and Miss Taylor of 1 this city are among the sojourners at | the camp grounds, Bristol.
 Mrs. H. Robinson and Mrs. F. Lar
 kins of this city have been at Bristol, 1 visiting at the camp grounds. Thomas F. Lawrence, Yale '99, and
 Lucius Barbour of Hartford sailed on | T yTIf,