The daily morning journal and courier., 1899-06-23
TERSONAL MENTION.

FI2RSONAL MENTToN
 Mrs. D. Cady Eaton of this city is at
 her cottage near Elm Ridge, Litchfield
 Mrs. Arthur M. Minott of Portland
 ore, has been spending a few days at the HaWkhurst, Litchfield.
 MT. and Mrs. T. H. Fulton and MT and Mrs. T. H. Fulton, Jr, and family are spending few weeks at Wood | mont.
 Miss Flood of the famous Flood fam fly of California spent Sunday at the | Hawkhurst, Litchfeld.
 The Rev. R. H.. Gesner, rector of Christ Episcopal church, West Haven, has been granted a vacation during July by the vestry, and during his absence will preach at the Church of the Trans figuration at Norfolk, Conn. The first vacancy in the house of rep resentatives by resignation occurred l Wednesday, Governor Lounsbury &C., cepted the resigna ton of Representative Benjamin Hubbel of Derby MT. Hub | bell has been appointed deputy sheriff | at Derby and therefore cannot hold a | state office.
 | John s. Mccarthy, deputy registrar in | the Sixth ward has enterd the lists as candidate for the nomination for all derman in that ward, to succeed City Clerk Norris, who resigned at the last meeting of the board of aldermen. Mrs F. R. Newton and Miss Newton of this city are at the HaWkhurst, Litch- field, for few days.
 Dr. J. J. Cohane, Yale M. s. '9S, house surgeon at Backus hospital, Norwich. Is spending h,s vacation at his home in this city
 Mrs. Lydia Parsons of this city is vis- iting with Mrs. Joel Green in Plymouth.
 MT. and Mrs. Joseph Redoff of 261 Davenport avenue are receiving congrat- ulations on the birth of compound son.
 Professor J. H. Niemeyer of Yale uni versity, with his wife, are guests at Above All, in Warren.
 pr, Markham and family of Durham are among the recent arrivals at Indian Neck for the summer.
 Secretary Lotze delightfully."- entertain ed about fifty members of the. junior class of the Y. M. C. A. at his home on Stanley street Wednesday evening.
 John B. Coakley, who recently sold out his news business in Branford, has &C., cepted a position as assistant foreman of the lock department at the Branford Lock works.
 A pretty wedding will take place in St Patrck's church on Thursday, June 29, between Miss Sarah J. Leahey of 1S7 Wallace street and William J. McPhee of Spring street Miss Leahey is Ia c n Thomas Leahey. the well known ball player, and who is captain of the Provi- dence ball team. MT. McPhee is also well known.
 The marriage of Henry Mathers and Miss Nellie Buckley was quietly sol emnzed at St. Mary's church, Branford, Wednesday morning by Rev Father Martin MT and Mrs. Mathers will oc- cupy the house on Hillside avenue re- gently vacated by Father Martin, where a serenade was given them Wednesday night
 The wedding of Miss Mary A. Maley to Frank R. Reilly was celebrated in St. Patrick's church Wednesday morn- ing at il o'clock, the Rev Father Rus sell officiating. The bride was attended by her sister Miss Alice Maley, and the best man was John Reilly.
 Mrs. Charles A. Hoadey celebrated seventeenth anniversary of her marriage Wednesday at her home on Hopson avenue, Branford, with a family gather ing of New Haven relatives
 James Gill and family of Meriden have arrived at their cottage at Indian Neck for the summer
 Captain L. w. Tryon of this city has just purchased the sloop Lyon, which was owned by Gilbert Palmer of Mid dle Haddam on the Connecticut river. The boat is 37 feet over all and has a beam of II feet inches.
 William Taylor and family have taken possession of their cottage at In dian Neck
 Professor Henry J. Cox of the United States weather department, who has been visiting United States Commis sloner William A. Wright at his Savin Rock home, left for Boston Wednesday evening, accompanied by Mrs. Cox. Pro lessor Cox will attend the annual re- union of the class of 1884, Harvard, and will also spend several days inspecting the Boston weather bureau,
 Robert Holt Mathewson, assistant clerk in the state treasurer's office was married last Thursday at Sioux City, Ia, where he formerly lived, to Miss Elizabeth Mary McKichan, the daughter of Mrs, Mary F, McKichan of Sioux City. Mir. and Mrs. Mathewson will re- turn to Connecticut after the Fourth of July and will live at Pomfret
 Mrs. J. H. Robinson of Hooson ave- nue, Branford, has as her guest Miss J. | P. Ihglee of Machias. Me. The young ladies were intimate friends while both | were residents of Machias.
 Captain Dohersy of Engine No 1, Howard avenue, New Haven. Conn.,, was a visitor here Wednesday. He at | tended the horse races. -Merden Rec- ord.