The daily morning journal and courier., 1899-08-24
PERSONAL MENTION.

| "uNpb D. OlllHuu nus opened q IHW Outt
 located at 4l7-4lS Exchange building.
 Mrs, A. D. Shinn of this city is at Long meadow, Mass, for stay. Mrs. Conklin of No. II Whalley avenue With her daughter, Mrs Frederick l.. Con
 verse, has just returned from a visit to hel daughter at Holyoke, Mass. | C, w. hilbourn, who has been vistng here
 has returned to his home in Wilkesbarre Penn.
 Roy Tucker of Norwich is the guest o
 his aunt, Mrs. James II. Lewis, at Long | meadow.
 D. D; Billing of the Boston Grocery has just returned from q two weeks vacation
 spent in Springvlle. \. Y.
 Henry F. Allen, the demonstrator of life
 Insurance facts, has just returned from al
 outing of two weeks in western Massachu
 setts,
 Mrs. Calvin Russell, Jr., is at the Hal
 kins house. Lake Waramaug.
 Mrs Keeler and Mrs. Crocker of No. Sl | WaL street have just returned from Chau, tauqua N Y., where they have spent two | weeks.
 II. B. Bushnell has returned from trip
 to Clinton.
 c. Chttenden has moved into his hand | nue.
 Miss Josephine Eagan, stenographer in ! the comptroler's office, city hall, Is away on l her vacation.
 | $. F. Butler. president of the Childs Busi- ness college, and Mrs Butler have returned l from two months stay at their summer l home in Woodstock. l Mrs. Emma Rankin of Boston is visiting | Whitney avenue.
 Dr. Stewart of North Haven has taken the house, No. SS Wall street, and is al- ready ill possession. Mrs. John r. pero of Branford is visiting friends at Old Orchard, Mass Mrs Henry Beers of No. 130 Howe street left on Tuesday for q visit with friends at AnSonia.
 George A. Graves of Seymour was mar ried Tuesday afternoon to Miss Carrie V Sherman. daughter of I'M. and Mrs. Gard ner NJ, sherman at the home of the bride at Springfield. Rev. Newton Glazier of Greenfeld performed the ceremony. Mr. and Mrs Graves left on the $40 train for Seymour where they will live
 Henry A. Roehner of Ea*ton. Penn, is making short visit with his mother and relatives at 104 Exchange street, MT. Koch ner about thirty years ago made New IIa- ven his home and the late Professor Bar nett gave him instruction in music and later procured position for him as organist in church at Easton, where he has met with good success. He has lately accepted fine position as organist in q church at Dayles- town, Penn, where he has also several
 Mrs. William II. Pickett with her two children, Irene and Cyrile. and two nieces, Allie and Vera Kennedy, left yesterday af- ternoon for Madison to remain for two weeks
 Mrs Talcott II. Russell, who has been at Washington, this state, through the sum- mer, is expected to return next week.
 Edwin B. Noble, superintendent of the Northampton shops, returned to New Haven from visit in Hampton, Conn.
 Miss Minnie Petrofsky of No; 112 Wash ington street has gone to New York, where ter and friends She will also be the guest of S. NJ. Schatzkn of Passaic, N J.
 Miss Josephine Bradley of No 1S6 Grand avenue has returned from three weeks at -A1 pttrnr +1n Ia nf Captain Mark Holmes, who was the com mander of the il-fated schooner Howard II. Hanscom.
 o. F. Johnson, who has been at Wake fed R. l.. has gone to Norwich until Sep
 & Loeb and family have returned from two weeks stay at Litchfield
 MT, and Mrs. Henry F.. English are at until about the middle of September.
 Mir. and Mrs. James Way of Branford cele- brated the. tiftieth anniversary of their mar riage at their home Tuesday evening. A large circle of friends were present.
 J. H. Hayden, who has gone to Chimney | Point, Vt. will reurn to town the last of next week.
 Dr. Kirby of the hospital staff of phys. clans Is to be married to Miss Maynard, q 1 trained nurse, some time in October
 Mir and Mrs. c. E. Graves are at Brattle- boro, Vt.
 Miss Anna McCanty, Mrs Fitzgerald of
  Hogan, started yesterday morning for At antic City.
 In a letter to Lawyer Doroff, their uncle, 1 Charles and Henry Isaacs of this city. who | are in the Klondike, declare their intention | If returning to New Haven. The Klondlks, they say, is at a stand-still, business has died out. mining has ceased and the great outflow of miners from the region is rapidly | the cities. For some time they say to mine q dollars worth of gold has cost S1.25. This is because most of the work las to be done by hand as the price of ma ,hinery is very high.
 Notices were received yesterday by the New Haven members of the American Irish society that the anniversary of the battle of Rhode Island, fought in IT'S, will oe observed at Newport R. l., Tuesday, August 20. Governor Waller is one of the vice presidents of the organization and the .olowing residents are members. Mayor c. I, Driscoll, Colonel John G. HeaIy, Hon. James P pgott Dr. S. J. Maher, Hon. James P. Bree, Captain Lawrence O'Brien Captain P. O'Connor, David F. Fitzgerald Frank w. Foley, John P, Farrell.
 Miss Nellie Allen ot 210 Elm street, West Haven entertained party of her young lady friends at her home Tues lay afternoon in honor of her fifteenth birthday Among those present were he Misses Mabel Winans, Alice Will jams, Lena Crosby, Flossie Humphrey, Bertha Norris Goldie Hulrburt Esther 1urlburt, Bessie Clark, Lulu Allen and Masters Frank Bush Allie Hall, Cliff ord Carter, Harry Edwards Ray Hil- lebrandt, Russell Winans, Walter AL en and Roscoe Allen After spending he afternoon at games of different iinds, in one of which Miss Mabel Wi lans secured the first prize, a very handsome jewelry casket, and Miss Alice Williams the booby prize, which vas a yellow kid" The party was erved with refreshments, consisting of ce cream. cake and fruits '. Hatch, who lived for many years at he south end of Highland Lake, Win ted, is in Grace hospital, New Haven, from Q broken hip. She is ' yer ninety years of age.
 Mrs Mary Stark Hine of Eastford as entertained recently Mre. Tracy of Jew Haven and Mrs. O'Connor and five hildren of Hartford. ( E. c. Bond of station A, Winsted, visiting this city and other places for two weeks vacation.
 Mrs Bostwick and two children of his city are at the Trowbridge castle, l Eastford. also Miss Ford. Miss Margaret Hogan, soprano of St. atrick's R. c. church, accompanied y Miss Anna Mccarthy and Miss Fitz- erald of Bridgeport, and Miss O'Meara -arted yesterday morning for a two