The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1899-09-12
PERSONAL MENTION.

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Pearce and others. He goes with q
party of three or four friends. Mr.
Pearee is quite familiar with the best
fishing waters of that section, having
| been there before.
MISS susan V. Hotchkiss, sister of
President Hotchkiss of the Candee Rub
| Der Co., who has been in the White
mountains with Mrs. Charles H, Town
shend. will go to Poland Springs, where
she has spent part Of several seasons.
before coming back.
MISS Kate ,Trowbridge is among those
returned, having spent part of the hol-
lday months in the Adirondacks with
friends. also at Buffalo. Miss Lucy
IroWbridge, who has been visiting
friends at Chicago, Is also back.
Miss Sallie Clary has returned from
North Carolina where she was called by
the sickness and death of her brother
Her many friends will be glad to well
come her back
Mr. and Mrs. Henry F. English, who
nave been at Lake Mohawk, N. Y, are
In Boston, and are not expected home
before the latter part of next week.
Mr. and Mrs. w. o. Whitcomb, who
have had the Justus S. Hotchkiss camp
at Paul Smiths in the Adirondacks,
have returned.
israel A. Kelsey, general manager of
the Winchester Avenue railroad, arriv-
ed Saturday from a six weeks tour in
the west.
George C. Cowles of Montana is visit
ing friends in this city.
II
Is we'll known in this city, has returned
home after six weeks vacation, which
he passed at Watch Hill, Manhattan
Beach Saratoga, Albany and Buffalo
At the latter place he attended the ses~
sion of the American Bar association,
which closed last Saturday.
Theodore Hoffman, Yale divinity
school, 1900, has been visiting in New
Haven.
Mortimer Plant son of the late H. B.
Plant, will take the members of the
New Haven Yacht club to the interna-
tional races, which will begin on Octo-
Der 3, on the steamship La Grande
Duchesse.
avenue has gone to visit friends at
Bradford Park, r. L., for four weeks
outing.
Mayor Driscoll has gone to New Lon
don to attend the state convention of
mayors, of which he is president, which
meets there to-day.
John L. Blinn has returned from Ho-
bart, N Y, and Mrs. c. c. Treat is back
from Windsorville.
Miss Mary O'Gorman has returned |
from a visit to Canada.
Mr. and Mrs. II. Grant Thompson of |
Whitney avenue are at home again.
James Dunn will give a lecture on |
under the auspices of ST. |
Francis 7. A. b. society in Polar Star
Hall Thursday evening. There will al |
30 be cinematograph exhibition of pic
lures of the recent Spanish war.
w. NJ Brown, who has been at Berlin,
has returned.
Miss Lillian Herman of New York is |
he guest of Mrs. Driscoll at her home |
IN Howe street.
Mr. and Mrs. S. A. Bassett have gone
or a stay at Rancocas, N. j., to remain
until September &C.
Captain David Conner of New London,
Who has been assigned to the Forty
ixth infantry, reported yesterday morn
ng to Major Steadman at the local re-
'ruiting station. He will probably go to
he northeastern part of the state to
,pen a recruiting station and when the
egiment is full will 60 with it TO the
Judge w. B. Stoddard and Mrs. Stod-
lard We're the guests over Sunday at
Norfolk of J. P. Goodhart and wife.
A late issue of the New York Herald's |
Paris edition reports the following New
haven people registered in the Paris Of
Ice of that paper: Miss Kate Crevye |
nd Nelson N. Damn, Donald r. Hooker
Henry Lambert, Mrs. Anna C. Mcneil,
Ir. and Mrs Henry B. Rowe, Mr.. and {
IRIS. Stuart Fl. Rowe.
Clerk George Rowe of the department
f charities spent last Thursday at
.akeville inspecting the state asylum
{ Imbeciles He looked into the status !
E the patients from New Haven. He
1und that there was but one case of
mates of the institution where the
harges were taxed against the city in
hitch the parents or relatives were able
, pay the cost.
Harry Burgess mas returned from
heffield, Mass.
Mrs. Charles E. Sargent, who has q
cen spending the summer in Canada, s
as returned home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles A. Heaton, who n
ave been at Narragansett Pier, are d
DIV at Dean House, Lake Mahopac, :
!. Y. liz
Rev. DIR. McLane of the Plymouth
lurch said regarding the Dreyfus case:
So far as I have been able to get hold
the evidence together with the con- /
ssion of Colonel Henry to having a
,rged the bordereau, the position of Els Il
rhazy and the statement Of the Ger h
an government that they held no COM II
with Dreyfus, and from the Il
lpressions of the general public it ap n
ears to me that Dreyfus is innocent, e
would seem that it was the desire of CT
ose who conducted the trial to protect u
e French officers who We're apparently W
lplicated in it. Dreyfus, it seems to "
e, was used to protect others u
Trowbridge and family, | u
40 returned few days ago from their u
MINER outings, spent the last part of Vi
e summer delightfully."- at Stockbridge,
ass. ~
Miss Elizabeth Mealia of Redfield Id
'eet has returned from a three weeks VI