The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-08-25
PERSONAL MENTION.

Sheriff Spiegel has nearly recovered from his illness.
 Bernard J. Kelly, night editor of the Associated Press, left for weeks va cation yesterday morning. Mir. Kelly will spend most of his time while away in the vicinity of Boston, meanwhile giving telegraphic bulletins and acres of dispatches the go-by for the nonce.
 George w. Adams has returned from two weeks stay in Virginia and along Chesapeake bay. Most of the time was spent cruising in those waters in company with an old friend, who is captain of vessel
 Mrs. Charles Hofacker and two daughters of 40 Daggett street will leave Saturday morning for Rochester
 s. G. Weed and family have returned from Ridgefield, Mass.
 Miss Marguerite McCarty has just re- turned from two weeks visit at the home of her cousin, Miss Anna Copper thite of Washington, D. c.
 c. N. Cook and family have returned from Sterling, Conn, to their home on Clark street.
 Mrs. McGlaclin of 23 Hamilton street and her niece, Kathie O'Neil, have gone to Saratoga for two weeks.
 Miss Ruby E. Street, daughter of s. H. Street, accompanied by Miss E. c. Tfolley and Miss Grace Talbert, are at The Antlers, Haines Falls, Catskills. Mrs. H. Birmingham of Derby is vis- iting her mother, Mrs. Edmund Flana- gan of Nash street.
 MT. and Mrs. John A. Hull have gone to the Thousand Islands, MT Hull will return on Friday, but Mrs. Hull will remain for a week or ten days. Cashier John A. Hill of the postoffice is away for a few days rest in the Thousand Islands.
 Miss P. E. Bushley E 105 Clay street has left for Rumford Falls, Me-, visiting relatives.
 Miss Helen Leahy of Little Falls N. Y, and Miss Elizabeth Kenna of this city, who have been visiting their aunt, Mrs. H. T. Downe of Meriden, have re- | turned to this city.
 United States Marshal Bishop of Nor wich left this city last evening to re- | turn home. He came on to open the | August term of court which has, as be- | fore announced, been adjourned until | September 20. He will come to this city once or twice week.
 Misses Mary and Edith Scranton of l 91 Lake Place will return home short ! ly, after pleasant trip of six weeks to | Buffalo, Niagara Falls, Toronto, Syra- cuse and other points in New York state
 1 John McCarty, IT,, and wife have re- turned to Washington, D. C., after a 1 two weeks visit with Mrs. John Me- l Carty of Woodward avenue. | Cards have been issued announcing | the marriage of Cecilia Vincentia \ Dunne to John William Kenney at St. | Lawrence church, West Haven, on | Tuesday, by Rev. Jeremiah Curtin Ow- l ing to a recent death in the groomls | family the ceremony was very quiet. l Miss Kittie Sullivan, formerly of 145 l Saltonstall avenue, but now living at 236 Wooster street, is spending the sum- ! mer with friends at Mansfield Grove. | The following New Haven people left | Tuesday for Au Sable Chasm and Sara
 toga to be gone until Saturday: MT.
 and Mrs Frederick Andrews, MT. and ! MTS. A. II. S1llltH, MI dIll SIldllts | B. Foote, Miss Grace P. Foote, Miss
 Mabel l. Hoskins, F. c. Young, Miss
 Cora Young, Mrs. c. A. Baldwin, wife
 of Assessor Baldwin; Miss Lena H | Baldwin, John P. Crowley, Miss Jennie l.. Pritchard, Mrs. George s. Seeley
 Mrs. w Von Gleahn, MT. and Mrs. 4
 T. Candee, Mrs Enoch T. Clark of this
 city, MrA A. F. Andrews of Orange l Nro yUil1;a4, A Russa11 of West Irn.