The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1899-07-25
PERSONAL MENTION.


three weeks vacation with their uncl
in Derby.
Among the guests registered at tn
Sinclair house, Bethlehem, N. H., ar
Mrs. B. ]. Blackstone and Mrs.
Highmore of Branford.
Miss Isabella Keenan, of st. job
street is spending her vacation with he
grandmother in Hartford.
Professors Beebe and Hastings AM
Henry G. White of this city have ar
rived in Holland. They will enjoy bi
cycle trip through England and France
Edwin P. Lyon, formerly secretary t.
Mayor Farsworth, is making shor
visit to his home in Norwich.
George Kisskalt of Winthrop ave
nue. is spending a week among friends
in New York and Brooklyn.
Thomas G. Shepard, organist of the
Church of the Redeemer, has just fin
ished writing new Christmas cantata
Harry E. Peabody of this city, with
a party of friends, has been making g
walking trip through parts of Bethle-
hem, in the White Mountains.
Mrs. Henry Olmstead of Branford is
a guest at the Way house, Indian
Neck
Miss Anna ]. Reilly of Derby is spend
ing a few weeks vacation with friends
in this city.
The Rev. and Mrs. Benjamin Bacon
has left town for the season. They will
visit at Boston and will also stay for a
while with Mrs. Bacons people at Nor
wich.
Director of Public Works Troup re-
| turned yesterday morning from Chi
cago, where he attended the meeting
of the democratic national committee.
| Mr.. Troup conferred with the Chicago
| officials in reference to the running of
| the public works department of that
city.
H. Loomis, e. G.. Perkins, DR.. and
Mrs. Pierce, Mr.. and Mrs. Charter of
Springfield, Miss Pagan, Mr.. Ryan and
p. P. Ives of Merden, Miss Crittenden
and Mr. Pierce, editor of the Northamp-
ton Evening Herald, are guests of the
Montasco Inn, Branford.
Miss Annie Conroy of Branford spent
last week among friends in Hartford
Mrs. Russell Hotchkiss will spend the
remainder of the summer at Fcrt
Brady, Sault de St. Marie, Mich.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert L. Pope of Hart
ford are at Marblehead Neck, guests
of Mr.. Popes parents Mr.. and Mrs. c.
p. James, at the James cottage on Har-
Dor avenue.
Professor and Mrs. c. III. Smith have
sailed for Europe.
Miss Maggie Mullauney of Southing-
ton arrived home from Ireland Satur-
day. The young people gave her sur
prise visit in the evening at the home
of her uncle Edward Heating, on Cen
ter place.
Mr. and Mrs. Dana Bartholomew of
Ansonia are at the Ocean house, Nam
tucket. They have not yet opened their
Wodmont cottage, but are expected
there soon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dunn of Keene, N. H.,
are visiting Mrs Dunns brother, Enoch
Nichols, on Main street, Southington,
for a few days.
Edward Rogers, Mrs. Rogers and
their son. Walter, left this city yester
day for a stay of ten days in and
around Boston,
Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Clark of Southing-
ton are at the Hotel Pembroke, Wood
mont.
DR.. and Mrs F. Fl. Whttemore are
at Wentworth hail. Jackson, N, H, |
for a stay Mrs. Whittemore will prob
ably remain in the mountains all sum-
mer.
Howard Guernsey and family Of |
Southington left yesterday for ten
days stay at a farm near Lake Wara-
maug in Litchfield county
Professor and Mrs, Salisbury will |
t1,ic yran1y for tbojr
home at Lyme.
DR.. e. 7. Cornwall of Cheshire, who
is dangerously i'll with pneumonia, was
as being a little more COM
Portable Saturday, with more hopes of
his recovery.
A. H. Alling, with his family, are at
the Gunnery, Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Porter of Whit
ney avenue WILL with their family, 60
On Friday to their Adirondacks camp,
On Cedar Island Their daughter, Mrs.
William Todd, will be with them for
part of the summer.
Miss Anita Webster, who has been
successful here with her drawing room
ectures on current events, will leave
.arly in August with her mother for
lake Memphremagog.
Commodore F. X. Human and Mrs
Iinman are cruising on the Diana and
re now at Newport. Commodore Dur
am and his family are taking the same
ruise on the Christine and have also
nut in at Newport.
Miss Harriette S. Ward, who recent
V gave an organ recital at the Church
f the Redeemer, will play the organ ;
uring Thomas G. Shepard's absence
rom the city in August I
Miss Ethel Banks of Mt Kisco, N. Y
:, with her brother, Leroy Banks, who
ave been the guests Of Mrs. Charles T. {
Iessenger of Whalley avenue for a
ortnight have returned. Miss Banks
ormerly lived in New Haven with her {
eoole. ]
Clerk Metzger and Superintendent of g
Grant left for Boston yester- ]
ay morning under orders of the fire
to inspect the new C
amewell system of fire telegraph, and L
ill return tonight.
Master Clifford F. Messenger of No. T
Whalley avenue, son of Mr. and Mrs. t
harles f. Messenger, has gone to Mt. t
-isco for a stay of two weeks. I
George A. Law, assistant clerk Of the b
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