The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1899-07-08
pERSONAL MENTI0N.

| LX-flTe COMMISSIONER lIGWlS hlllDlt,
formerly for nearly forty years super
intendent of the l.. Candee company S
mandatory, left with his wife for
Southbury this week, where they viii
spend a couple of weeks with Mr.. ELI
otis sister, Mrs. Hine.
Representative James z. Bree, who Is
state president of the A. o. H., was the
guest Thursday night in Waterbury at
the installation by County President
Mortimer Doran of the officers OF the
Second and the Fifth divisions in that
city.
Charles f. Mcneil the insurance
agent, firm of V. #. Mcneil & Co., re-
siding on Lombard street, has been,
with his wife, spending couple OIL
weeks at the Colonial Inn, Woodmoht.
| They are expected home to-day.
Controller Rowe announced yesterday
morning that he had chosen as assist
ant expert accountant to j. b. kendrlck,
Attorney Bernard j. Stanley. Mr.. shan
ley went to work at once with the eX-
pert in the office. When they will i'm
ish their researches and be ready to
make report on the accounts of the late
controller Mr. Rowe could make no
prophecy,
Miss Mamie Campbell of East Hart
ford is visiting relatives and friends IN
| this city.
James e. Mccain, who has been Ill
for q few days, was able to be IN MS
office in the Exchange building yester-
day morning. Mr.. Mccain was threat
ened with typhoid fever, but he rallied
and he is now rapidly regaining his
strength.
Harry Croswell Beers of North Haven
Is spending a few weeks in the White
| Mountains
Frederick Sullivan of Munson, Conn,
is the guest of Dr. Sullivan in South
| ington.
| Mrs. f. D. Meigs left Thursday to
| join the Chautauqua assembly at Chau-
tauqua Lake, N Y, where many good
musicians of this country congregate
annually She is expected to remain I'M
til the last of August.
Charles f. Robinson and family OF
Torrington are spending few days III
this city with Charles M. Fabrique.
Mrs. Charles n. Faulkner of New
Britain, with her family, is at West Ha-
ven for the season.
IHdIltS w. WILL pliy, liiS SAstii't'tSi'
fast bicycle rider passed through this
city Thursday evening en- route for New
York
Among New Haveners in Maine this
year will be Mrs. T. w. 7. Curtis of
Orange street. Mrs. Curtis is at Hal
Lowell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Johnson of this
city are at the Luella cottage, Wood
mont, for the summer.
George c. Phelps, the photographer
is in Maine for a three weeks sojourn,
having gone to Eustice to the King and
Bartlett camp for the fishing.
Miss Kathryn w. Beecher, who has
been visiting Mrs. j. Dunlap Beecher
of l57 Blake street, left on Saturday to
spend the summer with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs William II. Beecher of
Quonnipaug Lake, North Guilford,
Conn.
II. p. Smith of Ridgewood, North
Haven, with his family, has gone to his
summer home, 'Restawhile," at Cosey
Beach.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles w. Miles of
Milford are entertaining Miss Hendrie
of Washington at their cottage at Sea-
side
In the Madison summer colony this
year are Professor and Mrs. Frank c.
Porter They left town last week for
the season.
William L. Merwin and his family OF
Milford have moved from High street
to Governors avenue into the house he
recently purchased.
Mrs. Vile, wife of DIR. Vile of Dan
bury, is spending few days in town
with her mother, Mrs. Charles M.
Loomis of Orange street DR.. Vile Will
pass the summer in Europe, going over
for a few months of rest and recrea-
ton
The following are registered at the
Montowese house at Indian Neck: Mrs.
H. S. Leonard, V. Leonard, maid and
child of Boston, Mrs. II. A. PAUL of
New York, Mrs. L. A. and Miss V. Tour
tellot of Utica, N " J. G.. Whittemore
of Hartford, Miss S. J. Moore, Miss o.
L. Butler of Springfield, Mr.. and Mrs.
B. p. Rideing of New York ]. MacMa-
hon of New Haven Mrs. V. and Miss
c. de Escoriaza of New York and Mr..
and Mrs H. B. Shaw.
Miss Mamie Burns of New Haven is
Ille guest u NllSS hdly olooSaH VI
Southington.
Professor and Mrs Percy f. Smith
have gone for stay to Georges Mills,
N. FL. Professor Smith has quite re-
covered from his severe illness of last
spring.
Henry Isaacs, the prospector who was
believed to have persisted in the KlOn-
dixie gold fields, has written to his pa
rents in Detroit that as soon as he can
sell his mines and other property near
Dawson City he will return to the Unit
ed States He and his brother Charles,
who is also in the gold fields, are dis
couraged and say the chances of max
ing money there are small
An interesting musicale was given on
Thursday afternoon by pupils of Miss
Grace W. Brown at her home, Howe
street The programme was rendered in
a pleasing manner by Mrs. T. Fl. Young,
Miss Tanner, Miss Annie w. Whitfield,
Misses Eleanor, Marion and Ivy Dallan,
Winnie Talmadge, Mary Nesbit and An
ME Webster.
Miss A. M. Downes of Westville is the
guest of Miss Hope Ives of Branford
and of the State Normal school in this
city.
AT Brownfield, Me-, is Mrs. Thomas H I
BresIin of Orange street, Mrs. Charles
p. Clark's sister.
Mrc Charles IJattOp and Mrs Tobp u