The daily morning journal and courier., 1899-07-28
PERSON.IL MENTION.

T The Rev. John Deans, Yale '96 an well known in this city, has just recelv : ed a unanimous call to a prosperou
 Congregational church in River Point R. l.
 w. s. Miller of 72 Howe street sailet . for Europe Saturday for an extended , trip of two or three months. Miss Fannie Osborn of this city is wis iting Miss Langdon of Plymouth.
 Francis Ray is at Cairo, N. Y., II Greens county.
 Mrs. J. H. Rubin of this city and fam fly are spending the month at Maple Ridge, in West Morris.
 George E. Hodson, treasurer of the Winchester Repeating Arms Co.,, witt Mrs. Hodson and daughter, Miss May have gone for their annual sojourn tc the White mountains. They are al Bethlehem staying at the Uplands.
 Mrs David r. Mann, and daughter Ray, of Washington, D. C., are on wis it of few days at the home of Mrs Mann's parents. MT. and Mrs. Marks Jacobs of Day street.
 F. E. Brooks of 501 Whitney avenue is at Bennington, Vt, at the Putnam house.
 pr. Frank Swift and R. s. Smith will sail for Europe on the Pretoria of the Hamburg American line on August B.
 Miss Addison Bradley of Waterbury is visiting with her mother Mrs Schind- Ter of 99 Davenport avenue.
 John H. Platt will return Monday to spend few days from Vermont, where he has been spending July with Mrs. Platt at the Country Club house. He will go back for the greater part of Au- gust.
 Mr. and Mre. Hodgen, Miss Chapman and Miss White of this city are at East Morris.
 Mir and Mrs. Joseph Porter of Whit ney avenue left yesterday for Old Forge, N. Y., their camp in the Adirondacks.
 Mrs. H. Ryder and Miss Ryder of this city are at the United States hotel in Litchfield
 Mrs. G. w. Benson is at Enfield, Mass.
 Mrs. $. A. York has gone to Rangeley Lakes and is at the Mountain View house, where she goes annually. l Mrs. w. A. Denison has gone to Beach Park, Clinton. | Mrs. W. S. Crofut has just returned from weeks visit to her parents home in Norwalk, bringing with her Mrs. James Golden, her sister. Next We'd nesday both will leave for Boston, where they will visit Mrs. H. A. Dodge, for merly of this city. The latter will then join the New Haveners for a trip to the White mountains.
 Miss Mary Hubbell has been ap- pointed teacher of English in the Hill house high school. She takes the place of Miss Eleanor Cutter, now in Europe on leave of absence. Miss Hubbell's father was for many years pastor of the College street church in this city and very popular preacher and pastor. Her home is in Oberlip, o. Her salary will be S700 per annum.
 F. D. Grave is at the Riverside house, Margaretville IN. Y.
 MT. and Mrs T. G. Adams and MT. and Mrs. Johnstone of New Britain are occupying a cottage together at Cosey Beach. In August MT. and Mrs. Adams will go to Maine to the home of the latter.
 Mrs. c. M. Bradley has gone to Madi- son, and is at the Whittlesey cottage
  rhage on the street Tuesday night, is doing nicely at the hospital.
 Horace Day, with Miss Day and Miss Kellogg, have returned from fort nights stay at Larchmont.
 Wells J. Bray of New Haven is regis tered at the Larkin house, Watch Hill.
 George G. Schoenberger, manager of the Ohio Debenture company, has gone on his vacation for a two weeks trip to Niagara Falls, Lake Chautauqua and Canada.
 MT. and Mrs. Jacob Schwind of Greenwood street are spending their annual vacation at their cottage at Savin Rock.
 Miss Grace Johnson is at the Plain vile camp ground.
 Mrs E. M. Kimbrely has gone to North Branford William A. Schappa, jantor of the city hall, was called to Troy, N. r., yesterday morning by receipt of a tele- gram from his wife, informing him that his daughter had been taken sem- ously i'll. Mrs, schappa and the daugh- ter are in Troy on a visit.
 Mir and Mrs. w. w. Bronson of West | Chapel street are at Woodville, Litch- | field county.
 MT. Cohen and family of New Brit ain will stay at Cosey Beach during this | month and August.
 Rev. J. F. Sexton of the Westvile | church has gone to Branford l for stay.
 H. J. Flagge of 276 Davenport avenue left yesterday for Germany and will re- turn about September 1.
 Miss F. s. Eaton is passing the sum- mer at Durham.
 Dr. Hawkes. treplined the skull of Stephen Szonkoni, an Austrian boy from Branford, who was brought to the hospital Wednesday afternoon. The boy was employed at the Malleable iron works in Branford, and was struck on the head by a falling pulley that fractured his skull. The operation was entirely successful and yesterday the patient is doing nicely.
 Mrs Gabelein of New York and her little daughter are visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Aquilla Moore. MT Moore s confined to the house by illness. Mrs. Michael Kinsella of 161 St. John street is recovering from a serious ill., ness of two weeks duration. Her life ras al dacnairpI of at npo ti,,oa |