The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-07-09
PERSONAL MENTION.

Mrs. T. R. Trowbrldge of Elm street has gone to her summer home at h. dian Neck for the summer. ...
 Mrs. F. P, Newton of Dwight street has gone for a stay at the Block Island, stopping at the Ocean View hotel.
 P. J. Cronan of Orange street, the paper box manufactures, and his wife are in Norfolk stopping at the Stevens house.
 Dr. J. P. c. Foster is sojourning at Short Beach for the summer.
 Y. H. Brown of Brown & Durham and family have taken rooms at the Pequot house for the summer.
 Mrs. S. L. French of SIS George street is at Rutland, Vt.
 Miss S. D. Daggett of Wall street i at Cornwall Conn, for the summer.
 Mrs. s. c. Stone of Elm street is at Madison for the summer.
 Mrs. A. M. McAlister of Grove street is occupying her cottage at savin Rock for the summer
 George F. Marvin of Wall street is making. his annual stay at Princeton, Mass, stopping at the Wachusetts house.
 Professor Henry w. Farnam of Yale and wife are at Stockbridge, Mass.
 J. Y. Prentiss of Green street Is at West Brattleboro, Vt.
 H. E. Smith of George street Is oc- cupying a cottage at Woodmont for the season.
 J. R. Palmer of Cheshire is making his annual sojourn at Short Beach.
 Professor George F. Fisher of Yale is at Northeast Harbor, Me, for the summer.
 Professor A. T. Hadley of Yale is so- journing at Snake Rock Farm, Sandy Hook, Conn.
 Professor R. H. Chittenden of Yale and family have gone to Newport, Vt, where they will stay for the summer at the Owls Head House. Francis Potter of Brown street and family are at Cooperstown, N. Y. Mrs. E. II. Riley of Orchard street is at Norfolk, Conn.,, for the summer. pr. Francis Bacon and wife are at Glen Mountain House, Watkins, N. Y. Mrs. F. A. Whittlesey of Edgewood avenue is at Gloucester, Mass, at the Bass Rocks, Wendell cottage. Miss Julia A. Bidwell of Eaton school corps of teachers has gone to Vest minister, Vt, to spend the summer. Mrs. j. Barnacle and family have gone to their cottage at Plainville for the remainder of the season. W. F. Fitch of 20 Woodlawn avenue is at Saratoga Springs; also J. J. Shell ly of the Franklin house is at the same resort.
 MT and Mrs. S. A. York, Jr., who sailed on the Boadicea for Europe three weeks ago, are in London. They will go on a bicycle tour from Paris to Ger many and will ride through the Black Forest.
 Oliver T. Woodford. a former con- ductor on the depot branch of the Winchester avenue road, is happy grandfather son having been born to | Mrs. Frank P Woodford of 59 Stevens street
 Rev. Dr. McLane of Plymouth church and family are at their cottage at Pine | Orchard.
 Assistant Corporation Counsel War ren H. Bristol has begun work on the collection of the unpaid taxes on the lists dating back for eighteen years | Mir and Mrs. Arthur Clark are home l from their wedding trip l Hon. Leman N. Cutler of Watertown, of the class of '27 Yale, and in his ninety first year, a few days ago, drove l to Roxbury and back in the same day. | Engineer w. A. Peck of steamer 4, who was taken sick Thursday, was l about the same yesterday. He is suf- fering from a severe attack of collie. 1 Dr. Stetson is attending him. Although very ill. it is believed he will be out in few days.
 | John T. Murray of the firm of Ham | iton X Co.,, Chapel street, sailed yes- terday for Europe to visit the principal | foreign markets in the interest of the firm.
 The Torrington Register says that ] August Devaux, who was drowned in | the awful accident at sea, was a brother of Seraphin Devaux and of Mary Deva,lx, both of that place. De- vaux, who started over to the old coun- try for his health, was to have gone Tuesday, but for some reason was de- layed and took the Bourgogne.
 Mrs. Samuel Rothchild of Lyon street is entertaining her brother, Henry Fisher, student of the noted Rabbinical college at Cincinnati. MT. l Fisher, who will enter the university will enter upon his second year at the opening of the fall term.
 Professor Tracy Peck, wife and Miss Peck will sail for Europe July 16 They will go to Holland and stay in northern Europe several weeks and go to Italy about September 15. Professor Peck is the newly appointed head of the Amer ican Classical school at Athens for the
 coming year.
 The party of twenty three that left 1 here month ago under the charge of Dr. Harry W. Cunning of Yale, are now in Switzerland. They will return 1 about September 1. William A. Arnold of the Yale Law | school '9S is at his home at Wilfiman- tic for the summer. MT. Arnold was among the successful members of the | class to pass the bar examination.