The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1899-08-19
PERSONAL MENTION.

| MI. ana Mrs. A, j, Brooks and maid
are making a trip through northern
Vermont Canada and Nova Scotia, and
Will make extended visits to Burlington
Montreal and Halifax,
James Hennessy of this city is at
Thompsonville the guest of his class
mate, Daniel ]. Brown. Mr.. Brown and
Mr.. Hennessy are classmates at St.
Bernard seminary, Rochester, N. Y,
preparing to take orders and were also
at Yale together
The Misses Mamie and Lou Barnett of
! SOP Howard avenue are spending the
summer at Litchfleld.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Fitzgerald and
daughter, Evelyn of 263 Franklin
street, have returned home from Win
sted where they have been for three
| weeks.
| Mrs. A. w. Howard of Waycross, Ga,
| Is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas H.
| Glbble, Fair Haven Heights. Mrs.
Howard and daughter, Miss Fannie,
nave been here several weeks. Mrs. H.
b. Sortore of Kalamazoo, Mich, who
arrived last week, is also visiting her
niece Edith, Mrs Howard and Mrs
Sortore are sisters Of Mrs. Glbbie, Miss
Edith will make her home with her
aunt, Mrs. Gibbie
Rev. f. d. Ludington of New Haven
who was recently called to the pastor
ship of the Third Baptist church at
North Stonington, near Westerly, r. L.,
Mas just taken. possession. of the parson-
age which has been completely done
over and made ready for him
Miss Annie j. Short of Philadelphia
is VISITING bar bnp of
Sylvan avenue Meriden. Harry w.
Smith of Philadelphia, who is also Wis
1tinS Mrs. Short, came to this city yes
terday to visit friends here before re-
turning home.
Miss Wade and Miss Katherine Wade
are sojourning at Blanford, Mass.
Miss Caroline w. Munger of East
River returned home to Meridan We'd
nesday afternoon after few days visit
with Miss Hattie b. Chalker.
George r. Stiles is among the lately
arrived guests at the Ocean House.
Watch Hill
Ex-Corporation Counsel w. H. Ely of
this city was guest at the Beardsley
house Wednesday. He was formerly a
practicing attorney in Winsted
j. H. Murray has been spending
few days at Easthampton, Mass.
Edward Barrett of Queen street,
Southington, has been taken to the Mer-
iden hospital by Selectman Lewis. Mr..
Bartlett was afflicted with a complica-
tion Of diseases and was taken to the
hospital by the request of his son, Frank
Barrett of New Haven.
Miss Josephine Nunan returned to
Wlnsted Thursday after a stay of two
weeks In this city and New York.
Type compositors sometimes make
frightful errors. Our enterprising and
newsy contemporary, the Winsted Cit
izen says: Conductor Martin Mcclure
has resigned his position as conductor
of the local East end fright, and Mr..
Shook has been advanced to the posi-
ton"
Colonel Burpee has sent out quite a
number of finely engraved invitations
TO the Mantle encampment. The invi-
tations are sent to the eoloneps friends |
and to some of the officers.
H. H.. Gladding is at Norfolk the |
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. M. N. Clark
Mayor Barlow of Waterbury and a |
party Of nine aldermen from the same
town held meeting and enjoyed a
shore dinner at Cox's Surf House Saw |
in Rock, Thursday afternoon.
George Styring of Southington will go
to Asheville, ~ c., next week for the
benefit of his health.
Mrs. N. p. Blair, who has been visit
ing Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Wright in Nor
wich for the past three weeks, returned
to her home in this city yesterday.
Mrs George Pond, Walter and Olive
;Cc,T r o,f 4 MA ~
diner of Providence enjoyed a delight
full trip to Glen Island on the steamer
John II. Starin Thursday.
Skidmore Beach has been appointed
by Sheriff Durham deputy sheriff Of
Bradford, to succeed George T. Ben
ton.
III. A. Daily of this city, formerly with
the telegraphing department of the
road, has Just accepted
position with the Illinois Central road
as train dispatcher. His headquarters
Ire at Clinton, III.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer e. Okeson are I
registered at The Abbott, Old Orchard
Beach, Me.
The Consolidated Railway Mail clerks
)y ballot has elected NJ. A. Butricks
Ind Frank D. Lawn, both of this city,
delegates to the annual convention of {
Railway Mail Clerks National associa-
ion, to be held in st, Louis in Octo-
Der. There was a lively interest TAX
n in the voting and the balloting was $
yery close.
Mrs. Ellen Andrews of Marion is en- {
ertainng Mrs. Ella Camp cf this city.
Mrs. Charles P. Howe of Columbus, !
J.. a sister-in-law of the late Edward I
,heehan, has been visiting her mother, 7
1rs. G. B. Sperry of Woodbridge, and
S now the guest of Mrs. Buttricks and {
Irs. Canada Of Howard avenue and q
-amberton street. a
lawn party was given by Miss Sara q
Milford at her home on South Main r
treet, Branford, Thursday evening, for l
he Junior Endeavor society of the First
church, of which she is a
uperintendent. n
Colonel William E. f. Landers, as n
istant adjutant general, has removed Z
With his family from New London to :
1eriden, where the family will live on
Washington Heights A son of the col