The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-07-20
PERSoN4L JoryrNGs.

The FMlSseS FOntatne of New York city, daughters of Captain Fontaine, commander of one of the large New York tugboats, are the guests of Mrs. Sarah Lowe of Fair Haven.
 Miss Catherine Lavalaye of Albany is visiting her mother, Mrs. J. Lavalaye, of Congress avenue.
 Mrs. Jerome Jackson of New York with her children is visiting her par ents, MT. and Mrs. John Deutsch, of Vernon street.
 Thomas H. Bolmer of the firm of Prince & Whitely, bankers and brokers, New York city, and brother of Clarence B. Bolmer of this city, left on Monday with party of New York brokers for a fishing trip in the Adirondacks. MT. Bolmer, who underwent an operation for appendicitis couple of months ago, is entirely restored to health again.
 Mrs. s. s. Thompson and her son Paul go this week to the Adirondacks, where they will spend fortnight at one of the fine camps of that region.
 Mrs. s. D. Brown and Miss Brown of this city are at Saratoga Springs.
 Mrs. J. B. Flagg, Mrs. John A. Rob- inson, Mrs. w. H. Hollister, Mrs. Mor- gan and others from this city are at Saratoga.
 MT. and Mrs. Russell Johnston and family from Dayton, O., are visiting 1,Ai, To, JnI Bishop street.
 MT. and Mrs. William Doty of East Orange, New Jersey, who with their three children have been the guests for the past week of the formers mother, Mrs William Doty, of 23 Lynwood street.
 Colonel Tyler of the Third regiment continues i'll with light attack of ma larla.
 MT. and Mrs. James Kingsley Blake have taken the Daggett house at 77 Grove street for the remainder of the summer.
 Miss Porter of Hillhouse avenue is at Pennington with Miss Porter principal of the famous seminary.
 Miss Harriet Miles of Trumbull street will spend the summer at Madi- son-on-th -the-Sound
 MT. and Mrs. Cyrus Kellogg of 109 Edwards street and their two sons are at the Crawford house, Crawford's, in the White Mountains. Dr. Cummings has just returned from a trip to Worcester, Boston and Manhattan Beach. The many friends of Mrs. Geary, wife of ex-Alderman Geary of Clark street, will be glad to hear that she is improv- ing. She has been quite ill. Mir and Mrs. Herbert Randall left yesterday for stay in Maine, princi- pally at Cape Elizabeth Portland Har- bour and Waterville. A camping party of five from Plants vile are at South Beach to spend a weeks vacation. The party is com prised as follows: Clifford Hamlin, | William Doolittle, Charles Gage and | William Eustis.
 | A. L. Smith of Larkins & Sparks store, Winsted, is spending his vaca- 1 tion in this city with his parents. w. Vernon Somers is entertaining at | his home at West Haven MT. Fleming | of New York, an actor who has fre- quently appeared in good parts in New Haven. His last engagement here was with Madame Rhea. Next year MT. | Fleming will play with '"rhe Heart of
 Maryland" company, which company will have at its head Miss Alma Cruger. | Rev. MT. Markwick, pastor of the Congregational church in Ansonia, and formerly pastor of the old St. John l street M. E. church in this city, will l take no vacation this summer. This i is his own choice, and the determina- l tion was reached through mutual
 understanding between himself and the
 society's committee. He will take his
 vacation later when the weather is
 cooler and less humid. | Misses Lizzie and Hannah Buckley of Winsted are on visit to friends in | New Haven.
 1 George R. Bill of this city installed
 the new officers of Shelton division, Sons of Temperance, Monday evening,
 and afterward delivered an excellent
 address for the good of the order.