The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-08-22
PERSON1L MENTION.

John McCusker of the firm of McCus-
 ker & Schroeder and his bride, who was Miss Margaret Mcfarland of this city,
 are at Niagara Falls. They are expect ed home shortly.
 Rev. B. M. ripple is at Sunset Hill
 house, Bethlehem, N. H. E. T. Plunkett, formerly assistant
 buyer with Malley, Neely & Go. for ten years and later of E. Moses & Co.,, has
 mems furnishing department at Howe
 & Stetson's. Miss Minnie Messing and Miss Nellie
 Tobin have returned from a months visit at Lakeville. Miss Kathryn Rice of Harrison, N. J., is the guest of her cousins, the Misses Rice of Main street, Branford. Mrs. B. F. Coan and daughter, Miss | Anna Coan of Springfield, are the
 guest of Mrs. c. R. Coan at the Pequot house. MT. and Mrs. George Coan and Mrs. Bunnell have taken a cottage at Sum- | mer Island, Conn. | Miss Agnes H. Mulcahy of Hartford, formerly of this city, is the guest of her sister, Mrs. J. F. Bricton of Lawrence | street. Louis s. Welch of the Yale Alumni | Weekly is at York Harbor Me, for the summer. | Miss Rose Heavren is at Montauk | Point l.. I. Miss Jessie F. Daniels of 12 Baldwin place is spending a few weeks with her aunt, Mrs. William Banta of Brooklyn, | N. Y. l Mrs. William Hitchings of 193 How l ard avenue, who has been away for the ] past five weeks to Cape Charles and l Old Point Comfort, has returned home.
 Mrs. Hitchings reports a very pleasant | trip. | Mrs. w. F. Mathews and Miss May | Mathews have returned from two | weeks stay at Block Island. l Mrs. Harriet Farnsworth has gone to | South Kent, Conn. The Misses Jennie and Alice Lutz of 1 Sylvan avenue are spending two weeks l in Brooklyn, N. Y. Miss May Grant of Blatchley avenue ! has returned from Verplans Point, on | the Hudson. I Miss Mary M Mayer of Elm street is l spending her vacation with friends in Boston. Mrs. Thomas Kean has returned from l Sheffield, Mass. s P. s. Cunningham will to-day leave for two weeks visit to friends in To- Eledo
 l Charles w. Gesner and Miss Eva c. | Gesner of Asylum street, who have
 been absent for a few weeks, have re- turned after having spent very pleas-
 ant vacation at Englewood, N. J., and l vicinity.
 Thomas B. shanley is at Niagara
 Falls. | Miss Toria M. LaForge of Edgewood l avenue has returned home from pleas ant vacation at Bridgeport and Trum- bull.
 | Alderman and Mrs. H. H. Guernsey are spending the monh of August at | Colonial Inn.
 ] Miss Lillie Beckwith Idndsley of Kal-
 amazoo, Mich., has returned home af-
 CT pleasant visit with relatives in this l city.
 MT and Mrs. Wallace Chatterton left
 Saturday for White Mountain trip, going to the Mt. Pleasant house. l Miss Kittie Bradley, daughter of Felix
 Bradley of Mill River street, a niece of ! ex-Alderman William J. Bradley, is very low with typhoid fever. l Miss Mamie Pallnan and Miss Sarah | Wallace have gone to Milford and | to Pleasure Beach to spend their vaca- ! tion. | Mrs. Lucius Mansfield has returned 1 from a trip south. While absent the 1 visited many places of note and returns
 much improved in health. | Councilman Forbes Douglas of the | Fifteenth ward was in New York Sat !, urday to view the parade. l Miss Minnie A. Dohrenwend, stenog- rapher of the New York Life Insur- l ance company, has gone to Saratoga, 1 N. Y. l John G. Williams of Ridgefield, Conn.,, 1 is visiting at his mothers home on Main l street Branford. l Mrs. Hartog, now of New York, has 1 been the guest of Mrs. F. W. Robinson | of Orange street. | G. A. R. Hamre and wife of Branford l are the happy parents of boy, born 1 Sunday. l Miss Alice Whitney of Vermont.
 daughter of Lemuel Whitney, former l ly of New Haven, has been the guest of Mrs. F. W. Robinson of PA Orange l street.
 Maurice Mcclure and wife of Bran-