The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-07-26
PERSONAL MENTION,

Miss Libby, Miss Thatcher and MT. sherman of New Haven, who are talk ing wheeling trip through the state. are spending a couple of days with J. Fayette Douglass in Forestville.
 Miss Marion Loudon of Broad River, who taught the primary grade in the district school, last year, will attend the New Haven normal school this fall.
 Miss Justine Ingersoll has a capital and exceedingly readable article in the Atlantic Monthly for August, copies for sale by T. H. Pease X Son, which is entitled "The Commodore" It is a charming story and the thread of the discourse relates evidently to incidents in the active life of her grandfather, the late Commodore Gregory of this city, whose old home, "The Anchorage" at Morris Cove, is still well remembered by large number of our old residents.
 At the Cliffs in North Conway in the White Mountains are MT. and Mrs. Charles E. Sargent of New Haven.
 Seligman Zunder, teller of the Ma tional Savings bank, has been spending a few days at Block Island.
 Miss Carrie Harris of 30 Trumbull street will spend the month of August in Litchfield.
 Mrs. John English and daughter, Miss Lillie English of Academy street, have gone to Watch Hill. They are the guests of Mrs. Lewis English of Whitney avenue at the English cot tage.
 MT. and Mrs. William Loomis are registered at the Pequot, Morris Cove.
 H. c. Warren and family leave in about three weeks for the Rangely Lake country, to be gone about q month.
 Lieutenant Frank V. Chappell. Yale '9S member of the Yale Battery, spent Sunday in town at the Gradu- ates' club.
 Miss Elizabeth Deming leaves next week for q months visit at Peacedale, R. l., and Narragansett Pier.
 The Misses Feutchwanger are at At. lantic City for the summer. E. M. Butler of this city Is also at West Woodstock staying with his fa- ther.
 Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Coburn of York
 
 they will spend part of the summer at Clark's.
 Mrs. Max Mailhouse of Meadow street is at Litchfield, where she has been staying for several weeks with her two children. With Mrs, Mail house is Miss Hennig of this city. William Hooker Atwood is registered at the Ocean House, Newport. Miss Estelle Meyer of New York is visiting Miss Stella Kleiner of Park i street.
 Mrs. Benjamin Bacon of Trumbull | street and her young son, Master Sell den Bacon, who have been at Norwich, l the guests of General and Mrs. w. A. | Aiken have gone to Dedham, Mass. 1 Mrs. F. Ullman, mother of I. M. Ull- man, and of Police Commissioner UIl- man, is very i'll with typhoid fever | I. M. Ullman, who is on a fishing trip with Mrs. Ullman and party in the | Maine woods, has been sent for. l Ross Anderson Hickok, who threw the hammer and otherwise distinguish l ed himself as Yale athlete while | studying for the degree of bachelor o1 l philosophy, has been commissioned | second lieutenant in the Fourth Penn. l sylvania Volunteers.
 Mrs. w. w. Marshall and daughter Ruth, of New Britain, were guests last week of Miss Latham at the Rockledgt cottage, Short Beach.
 | Rev. F. A. Scofield of Norwalk, late of Grace M. F. church, this city, is or ! ganizing a party to attend the Ocear | Grove camp meeting, which opens | August 19 and continues until August 29. The party expects to go on August | 22. The cost of transportation ant board will be about s10. Over twenty l have signified their intention of at | tending. Rev, MT. Scofield will alst 1 attend the Summer School of Theology 1 at Ocean Grove, which opens August 2 Mrs. Cornelius c. Whittlesey of thi. ! city has been granted a pension of $1: month under the general law, hel | attorney having proved that her bus | bands death was due to disabilitie: contracted in the service. A pension of the same amount just granted tt Mrs. Adelaide H. Lambertson of Gosh en is the result of a special act passed at the last sesion of congress. | Az Az AZ AZ AZ AZ AZ Az AZ Az A.