The daily morning journal and courier., 1899-07-15
rERSoNIL MENTION.

sisted by hie daughter a number o
 friends among whom were General ant
 Mrs. Edward E. Bradley and theil
 daughter, Miss Mabel Bradley.
 number of New Haveners will gc
 down to the Branford Point house this
 evening to attend the first of the sea
 sons Saturday night hops. These hops
 are feature of the season along the
 East shore and are very largely attend
 ed by cottagers of the nearby resorts
 A large party of New Haveners are
 staying at the Branford Point house
 this summer.
 William Mazene and family are oc-
 cupying their cottage at Shore Beach.
 Raymond Maziene, U. of P 1901, is also
 at Short Beach.
 Mrs. Robert Tristan of South Nor
 walk is in this city visiting her grand
 daughter, Mrs William H. Johnson
 Mrs. Tristan is eighty-siX years of age and last Friday fell down stairs re- ceiving several bad cuts and breaking so of South Norwalk is with Mre. Tristan in this city attending to the old lady.
 F. c. Spencer and Christopher Spen- cer of the firm of I. $. Spencer's Sons. Guilford, are i'll, the former with rheu- matism and the latter with the ague.
 Mrs H. D. Cole of SS EdgeWood ave nue and Mrs. F. F. Morris of 431 Orange street have gone to Cottage City for the summer.
 | Mrs. Cummings of West Haven and her daughter, Mrs. H L. Bradley of 23l Edgewood avenue, are spending their vacation in Norfolk, Conn, where MT. Bradley will join them for the last two weeks of their stay
 Walter s. Torrance and family left Derby Wednesday for Fishers Island, where they are to spend the next three weeks in the cottage of Judge David Torrance. The judge and Mrs. Tor rance vent to Fishers Island on Thurs day
 Miss Katharine Langtry of Blatchley avenue is spending a three weeks va cation at Lltchfeld.
 Clarence Stannard, an employe of l, s. Spencers Sons, Guilford, broke the bones of his left hand by fall at the Spencers' works on Wednesday.
 Miss Fanny Holstein and Samuel Levy, who were married by Judge Blsh- op, will be married at Germania hall August 15 by Chief Rabbi Jacob From mer, according to the ultra orthodox Israelitish form. It will be an elabor- ate affair. There will be over one hun dred guests invited.
 Mrs. Elizabeth Baldwin and Miss An nabelle Baldwin have been spending the week at South Britain.
 Mrs. s. A. Lindsey of Elm street will leave soon for Suffield, Mass, for stay of two or three weeks.
 Station Agent Charles A. Gardner has been absent from Guilford this week owing to the sudden death of his fath- CT. s. A. Gardner of the New York, New Haven and Hartford railroad Richard |. L. Buell. has been filling his place in the station.
 Burton Lovesey, the young son of MT. < and Mrs Edward Lovesey of Forbes avenue. is at Springfield, Mass, for the . summer
 MT. and Mrs. George A. Hooker of . New Britain are the guests of Miss Elizabeth Elliott in Guilford over Sun day.
 William Capel spent Sunday with friends at Harwinton.
 ggagemaster Charles w Walkeley of Guilford is suffering from ssrious illness this week.
 Director Troup, as member of the national democratic committee, will at tend the big democratic rally in Chica- go July 2S, and will leave this city next Monday evening and will not return un- til the following Saturday.
 Dr. and Mrs Nettleton of Cottage street have taken a cottage at SaVln Rock for the season, and the family has been domiciled there for several weeks.
 M Sonnenberg and family have gone to their summer home at Pine Orchard. Mrs. C. Rothchild and her two young sons of Chicago and Charles H. Stu dinski of Pueblo, Colorado, are their guests.
 F. P. Arvine of this city and Judge of the court of common pleas will sail to-day for Euroe on La Tour ane. They will travel all summer with pr. Metcalf, who goes on the same steamer. Miss Ada I. Norton of Hartford is vis- ting her grandparents, MT. and Mrs. Edward Norton of Guilford. Clifford Thompson of this city has been spending a few days with friends 1t Goshen. Miss Ella Loomis of Guiford, who received serious injuries by a fall from Ter wheel last week, is slowly improv- ' ng. Miss l.. Grace Parret, bookkeeper at ( The w. A. Beckley Co.'S is spending a wo weeks vacation at Fftchburg, l Mass. MT and Mrs George F. Lapham will ( pend Sunday at the Merwin Point ho- l el, the guests of MT and Mrs H. F. $ Tlark | James F. Warner of this city is i pending a few days in Norwalk re- { leWing old acquaintances, J Lida J. Hine of 5S7 State street, is ( ,layng the organ during the summer I or MT Lyon at the Church of the As ension. Mrs. Hine is studying in the I musical department of Yale under Prof, r I. w. Parker ( Miss Louise B. Case daughter of n Colonel c. H. Case of Hartford is P