The daily morning journal and courier., 1899-08-11
PERSONAL MENTION

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 Mrs George Baron and children are spending a few weeks with reia'iVe' iii Williamstown, Mass.
 Former Registrar of Vital Statlstlcs w H. Preston and Mrs. Preston leL' yesterday for a two weeks stay III h"N- tic, Conn. si..,7 q
 Attorney A.. D. Penney received q telepram yesterday from MlnneapoilS stating that his son. E. k. Pehhey' who is ill with typhoid fever IS soiile better. SIC -1,n
 Mrs, Foster of Ohio, nee Wood of Clin- ton is visiting her mother, Mrs. caro- line Wood, in Clinton obi,- Mrs A. w. Webster and her two cnil- dren. Raymond and Clarissa, nave re- turned from q three weeks stay at Woodmont .,.,,+,,, | Miss Kingsland and Miss Pembertoh gave a large private dance at the Ca- sino at Beach Park, Clinton, on IueS- day night. ..-..-,-o, c,,,ari- ties has gone to Kingston, N, Ill., on liS vacation. .,,.;
 Pierce Tyler of this city is visiting in Clinton. ,-o,,,
 Eli Whitney, president of the New Haven Water company, has retuIAeu from the White Mountains.
 The Misses Eliot, daughters or VII liam Eliot of this city, are visiting thelt erendnarents, MT. and Mrs. Henry Ellol of Clinton.
 A daughter, Dorothy Durmont Scua, der was born on August to Prlnclpal and Mrs. Mvron T. Scudder at No. 5oo
 Humphrey street.
 Josenh H. Morgan of Topeka, Kan
 sos is the guest of his mother, Mrs
 Two Morgan. in Essex. MT. Morgan IS
 qraduate of Yale of the class ol '94'
 Ee was a noted sprinter while at col
 lage. o..4ora
 Miss Jennie Peterson Of 75 Cottage
 ,+roo+ hos come to schenectady, N. r., for a month. 4o , William J. Andrews has returned lo . rbeshire from New Haven. His arm
 which was badly lacerated i'll the rol.ilis
 mill some time ago. is dolng Ners hic
 ly, so that he will probably not io'e Us
 use. r.frd
 state Attorney Tessenden of Stannioro is in Paris, where he went from bei ite f Switzerland. ~ al a The Hon. James Graham ana Mrs . Graham have returned from pieasai II
 outing in the Litchfield hills. me! Tel i .4 eight days ago and made their heao u quarters in Bethlehem, from where tiles : took many pleasant drives into the sur
 rounding country.
 & & Adams, the owner of a numpe '- of retail groceries, has gone 10 Nor'il = nort Me, for ten days to take Wel T. deserved rest. His family has peel II staving at that place since the earl = mart of July. Northport Is a popula y summer resort on the coast or Maihe q. where a large number of Boston an u New York people summer every yea r. MT Adams owns cottage at Nortn
 nort and when he goes there he has al Ia the comforts of a home
 Warren T. Plumb of Milford has ac m oented position with Myers & son o 'i Chapel street.
 c. T Woodruff, captain of the DiXwe t. avenue precinct, and his wife are tl nt ouests of Mir. and Mrs. o. w. Basse' III in Meriden.
 CT George Eliot, jr., of Clinton, has ha r. on ipvitation from Lord Lipton to sa tS on the Erin to observe the coming IT.
 ternational races between the Coiulllpi n, and the Shamrock, but MT Ellot wa he unable to accept. do Lawyer Wallace S. Moyle and famll tn are in sharon, Mass, for leW "eeM hu vacation. ng Rev. Joseph McKean of Branford Ill enjoying two weeks at HIS loiiie III -A d. tleboro, Mass.
 lf- Charles I,ations, the well known go d. tender of the New Haven poio ,e"i as is in the city visiting w. h. Auloi
 he has just returned from trlp U
 through the west and south anu e
 nects to continue his travels ana llliN
 bie summer employment in ample tll en to get into the polo game when the IN si- tional league season opens in Octopt
 1o+ions travels for a Boston suspend
 bouea during the season when he IS Il VII huuse uI'i i.iS
 playing polo. .e. mt Professor Jenkins went to Hartfo lzo Wednesday to confer with Govern T. J,ounsburv concerning the state seWt
 ooa conomissionership. The protess is at first accepted the invitation or | eW oo,ernor to become a member or | ere commission. but after the appolntme -ay was made sent a letter declining to Ing cent because of many demands up op- ,;a time in other lines. The SoVerl ilv, lis very anxious that the professor sho' rey reconsider his resignation and mas LII ar ed him to do so.
 ap- The wife and daughters Of pr. 'e
 ell Adams of West Haven are WIS or ing F. w. Bull and family in Tar ,rk, vile. ok e. H. Starr of Thompsonville has ot ar chosen general secretary of the Me Ing den Y. M. C. A. He is forty years Lere comes highly recommended. y. Mrs. Joseph Stone and daughter Il; pa just returned from three weeks | the to the White Mountains, where u lat have had delightful time. lay, Mir. and Mrs. George Yates, ST. n' for returned home to Tariffville from Sa day Rock. ..-. ., .-- !, lrn- Mrs. J. w. Nichols of Cherry | was Branford, started yesterday for
 Nichols camp in Maine. She VIII
 Joined there sometime during the mo
 by MT. Nichols.
 Misses Mattie and Ethel Ada oA daughters of the late c. $. Adams
 this city, who have been visiting h. titan Bull and family in TariffVllle' nave ana turned to this city. Il in pr. Palmer of Rockford, H., nepi his of George Palmer, is guest at M' the JJi1l RTanfOrd.