The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-08-31
pERSoNA1 MENTION.

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 Superintendent r. G. Hotchkiss of the charities department has returned from vacation spent in Castleton, Vermont.
 Samuel H. Fisher of the law firm of Beach & Fisher is Ill at his home 23 Bradley street, with typhoid fever He was taken sick last Friday, but his con dition is not considered serious.
 Frederick Thompson, clerk at Spald- 1ng's drug store on Church street, has returned from a vacation season of two or three weeks duration. During his vacation he witnessed the naval dis play in New York.
 Mr. and Mrs. Phelps Montgomery have returned from a sojourn in the White Mountains and are at their Saw in Rock cottage.
 Miss Margaret Horan of the Western Union Telegraph company has returned after spending a two weeks vacation with Miss Anna Mcdonald in Bethel, Conn.
 At the Hammonassett house, Madi- son, are Mrs. Waite Everett of Broad way, with her little daughter Olive, and Dr. Calvin Harrison of New York, Yale 'S4 man, who is there to visit his sister, Mrs. Frank H. Corbin of Dwight street. The Corbins are pleasantly To- cated on the Madison beach in a charm ing cottage. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Shroe- der with their children, are also at the Hammonassett. Miss Gendron, a guest of Miss Anna Higgins of Branford, was called to her home in Worcester Monday by the crit ical illness of her brother. Miss Bertha Rochfort of Edwards street. and of H. H. S., who has been assisting the librarian at the Young Mems Institute for the past month, leaves to-day for a stay at Bantam, in Litchfield county. pr. Raymond Delmas of Yale medical school '9S who has been summering at the Branford coast, has registered in New Haven as a general practitioner of medicine, and will act as assistant to Dr. E. l.. R. Thomson. Later he ex- poets to go to Paris for a special course in surgery. Dr. Delmas is well known and has many friends in Branford. Officer Smith, who is stationed at the corner of Church and Chapel streets, found a pocketbook Monday containing a good-sized amount of money. H. w. Hinkley and family left Bran ford yesterday morning for their home in Saco Me.
 Hon. James H. Olmstead of Stam- ford, who is we'll remembered by the older members of the bar in New Ha- ven, thoroughly enjoys himself these q p1y t11n Stamford when the weather is pleasant. MT Olmstead's health has improved greatly during the past few weeks.
 J. Baribault, Eugene Snow, John J.. Casey, Charles Keller, c. F. Ennis, James Carle and Edward Brennan have gone to Newport for a stay of two weeks.
 Miss May Collins of New Haven, who has been the guest of her aunt, Mrs. o. Thompson of BPS Baldwin street, Washington Hill, Waterbury, has returned.
 Miss Minnie Hasselbach of Pearl street has gone to Little Falls, N. Y., to visit friends. Miss Kittie Cummings of Franklin street is enjoying vacation of two weeks at Indian Neck.
 w. Y. Smith has returned from a va- cation in Litchfield.
 Miss Aida D. Doherty, daughter of P. Doherty of 25 Hallock street, is wis., iting her cousin, Miss Nellie Moore of
 Waterbury.
 Miss Jennie Smith of this city is at Chester, the guest of Miss Carrie Gris- woId.
 Town Agent Tyler and wife of East Haven have returned from Block Isl- and.
 Margaret Eagan of New Bedford is visiting Sergeant Bergin's family on Daggett street. Mrs. T. s. Kinney her daughter, Miss Vertie Kinney, and son have returned from Holyoke, Mass, where they have been spending several weeks with Mrs. Kinneys family. Mrs. c. A. Danskin of this city and daughter, Mrs. E. w. Bull of Hartford, are at Tariffville at Mrs. Danskin's cot tage.
 Miss Mae l.. Gallagher of sherman avenue is visiting friends in Schenec- tady, N. Y.
 Mrs. Sarah B. Hinman of Grown
 street was in Southport Monday, the guest of Mrs G. B. Bunnell. Mrs. Hin
 man returned the same evening, hav- ing thoroughly enjoyed her visit to the beautiful old country place of the Bun- nells.
 D. H. Osborne, formerly of this city, now of Boston, who has been the guest of Dr. Robert s. Ives, returned home
 yesterday, accompanied by Dr. Ives,
 who will visit Magnolia and vicinity, returning on Saturday. Miss Isabelle Cromwell of 331 York street has returned from a few weeks stay at Holderness, N. H., where she was at the Asquam house.
 Miss Belle Rich of New York is the guest of her cousin, Mrs. Philip Winter
 of Howe street.
 Dr. and Mrs B. A. O'Hara and Miss
 Elizabeth McGuinness of Waterbury
 are at Savin Rock for an extended visit.
 Mrs. Charles E. How'd and Miss Edith
 How'd of Bristol street, with Mrs.
 Howd's elder daughter, Mrs. Porter Goddard of Kansas City, Mo-, are at
 North Granby, guests of Mrs. Harvey Goddard.
 Miss Harriet Wood, who has been spending the summer with her mother
 on Howard avenue, and her sister, Mrs.
 Fenton, at 206 Crown street, will return