The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-08-18
rERSONAL MENTION.


 civil service board, Is away on his va cation. His duties are being looked af- ter by Secretary Lyon of the mayor s office.
 MT. and Mrs. H. s. Flagg of Brook lyn, who are on bicycle tour of New England on a tandem, arrived in this city this week, and are visiting w. M. Frisbie of Dwight street.
 Miss Innis Osborne and Edwin Thompson of this city are summering at Grove Beach.
 E. l.. Dyer, night operator at the As- sociated Press in this city, is enjoying a weeks vacation, part of which will be passed in Shelburne Falls, Mass.
 MT. and Mrs. Frank Higgins and family of Howard avenue are summer ing at Madison.
 Miss Margaret Donovan of Derby is the guest of Miss Hanna Higgins at her summer home at Sunset Beach.
 Miss Nellie Durant, daughter of J. H. G. Durant, the jeweler of this city, is boarding at Montowese for the sum- mer. MT. Durant's daughter Addie, is visiting in Ansonia with Mrs. Secomb Mrs. H. J. GoebeI and little daughter of Elm street are the guests of Mrs. G.. Ny.nf ftIt nf LI>A
 Miss Mary Daly of New York and Miss Lizzie Connolly of Jersey City are visiting Mrs. Reed of 40 Greene street. Miss Fannie Lynch of New Britain and Miss Margaret Lee of this city have returned from Plattsburg, N. Y, where they attended the Chautauqua Summer school.
 Herbert H. Smith and wife of this city spent Sunday with his grandmoth- CT, Mrs. Mary Huckon in Oxford Gen. ter
 Dr. and Mrs. Lewis Barnes of Oxford enjoyed visit from all their children over Sunday. Dr. John E. Barnes of Milwaukee, Wis, Randolph Barnes of Buffalo, N. r., and w. H. s. Barnes
 
 family have been altogether in four years.
 Miss Kittie Gleason, daughter of Will liam Gleason of 690 State street, is wis., iting friends in Waterbury. Attorney and Mrs. Charles Kleiner have returned from a very pleasant outing at Block Island.
 D. c. Byers, one of Yale's crack sprinters during his college course, spent Sunday and Monday in this city bidding friends good bye He sailed on Tuesday for an extended tour in Eu- rope.
 The Rev. Father Hart of Norwich, N. Y, who has been visiting Dr. James A. Moore, returned home yesterday.
 Miss Laura Wurtz, daughter of Prof. Wurtz of Trumbull street, is spending her vacation at Lake Winneaski.
 Detective Donnelly and wife are en- tertaining the Mrs. Kivlin and daugh- ters of New York.
 Mrs. Carrigan and son of State street are at Sachem's Head.
 Rev. Father MacGinley was visiting his relative, Mrs. William Gleason of l Father MacGinley is the guest of Rev Father Broderick of Branford, his classmate at college in Rome.
 The Misses Mary and Josephine Mah- CT of Sherman avenue leave this week for a stay at Litchfield.
 Dr. Joseph Bricksieper, a graduate of the Yale Medical school, has returned to this country after course of study in Berlin, and will locate for practice in New Britain.
 Horatio G. Redfiel1, cashier of the New Haven County National bank and of IS Eld street, has gone to the Yellow stone park for the summer. Mrs. Red- field and Miss Florence Redfield will spend the heated term in Massachu- setts.
 Mrs S. c. Fleetwood, Misses Clara, Mildred and Master Septimus Fleet wood, have returned from Mt, Kisco.
 MT, and Mrs. J. Shannon and their daughter, Marie, have gone to Madison, N. J., for a month. They will also spend few days a Rockaway.
 Mrs. George B. Pickop, wife of Ser geant Pickop of Go. D, First regiment C. two weeks with Mrs. Charles A. Fem ton of Columbus avenue has returned to her home in New Britain.
 Edgar Munson of Williamsport, a classmate at Cheshire academy of Hea- ton H. Wright, son of United States Commissioner Wright, is visiting the latter at his summer home Savin Rock. Heaton will leave in a few days on a visit to his chum to Williamsport.
 Misses Marie and Harriet Rathgeber, Miss Brace, Miss Hunt, Miss Cham pagne, Miss Abbott, Misses Clara and Bertha Graves, Miss Tyllie Strack of this city and Miss Mabel Dunlap of Providence, have returned from a two weeks outing at Cosey Beach. They were given farewell tea Monday af- ternoon by Mrs. Morehead of Cosey Beach, at which Miss Margaret O'Brien served.
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