The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1899-08-01
PERSONAL MENTION.

| ID. a. IleIpOnC, WHO was ldhSH SILL
ously i'll from being overcome With heat
fever and chills while out on his farm
on the Fourth of July, is now sloWl!
| improving at his residence on Crane
avenue under the care of DR.. E. &
Hall
John Cannon, the insurance agent
and family, of New Haven, are occupy
ing the Samuel Crittenden house al
the West Side Guilford, for the sum
mer.
Miss Nellie Page, daughter of Burton
Page of Guilford, fell recently at bel
home and broke her nose. The fracture
was reduced by DR.. Sweet of New Ha-
ven.
William and George Bartholomew
Yale 1900, are spending a part OF the
summer abroad. They are now In Eng
land and will make short stay IN Far
is before returning home.
William McCabe of Howe & Stetson
is visiting his friends at Savin Rock
for this week.
Miss Lizzie Forbes of this city has
been entertained by her friend, Miss
Clara Douglass, in Forestville.
Miss Lulu G. Bassett of Kimberly
avenue has gone to Litchfield to visit
friends.
Mr. Newton, the Orange street brok-
er, will occupy George A. Bassetts cot
tage at Coeey Beach until the latter re-
turns from the mountains.
Captain Cowles and Patrolman Bright
We're in Waterbury yesterday testifying
in the copper thief trial.
Percy Wotton of the Springfield Union
was in town Sunday visiting friends,
making the trip down on his wheel He
returned to Springfield yesterday morn
ing.
Mrs Smith of 206 Crown street has re-
turned from three weeks vacation
spent at a Long Island village.
George H. Mallette, May F. Carroll,
Mrs. NJ. Johnson, John Johnson, all of
this city, are registered at the Ninegret
Crescent Beach.
Rev. w. Fl. Burgwin, the successful
young pastor of the Summerfield M. E.
church, will spend his vacation at
Fabins, Onondaga county N. y.
Captain j, r. Tribble has been home
in Forestville for a few days. He says
that the submarine boat, the Argonaut,
which he is to command will be ready
to commence operations at the bottom
of the sea in two weeks The captain
has many New Haven acquaintance,
Attorney Harry A. Doolittle has re-
turned to his office In the First National
bank building after a vacation of a
month spent at Pine Orchard and in
yachting trips.
George E. Watson of 106 Mansfield
street is spending his vacation among
the Green mountains, his native cline
as the guest of his uncle Senator w. e.
Curtis of Lowell, vt.
Miss Kittie Patterson is the guest of
Mrs. A. III. Condell of Broad street,
Plainville.
DR.. j. F. Luby, who is attending At |
torney David 7. Mcnamara, said yes
terday morning that the patient was
be confined to his bed for another week, |
however.
Mrs. John English and Miss English
Of this city are at the Ocean House,
Watch HILL
DR.. w. l.. Phillips, pastor of the |
Church of the Redeemer, left town yes /
-erday for a months vacation, joining
lis wife and sons at East Pembroke,
Mass, the old home of Mrs. Phillips.
Twin bovs We're born to Mr. and Mrs
David Adams of Hopson avenue, Bran
ord, on Sunday.
John Maggie of this city has returned
,ome after stav of two months in
Germany,
Mrs. Horne of BROOKLYN. N. Y. widow
f Rev. j. w. Horne. a former pastor
f the Fair Haven M. e. church, has
fter an absence of fourteen wears. been
listing friends in Forestville.
Miss Abbie sherman is the guest of
riends in Clifford.
Mr. and Mrs A. f. Phelps who have
cen visiting. in New Haven through
ulv. have returned to their home in
Mass.
Colonel and Mrs s. !. Fox. who have
cen stoppine for a fortnight at the Ho-
u Hawkhurst in Litchfield, have gone
n to Norfolk for a short tarry before
,t,1rning to the Pequot house for the
alance of the season. :
Miss Alice Connolly of Springfield is T
isiting F. ]. Donnelly of 1O1 Middle ,
,vr avenue. I
News from Mr.. and Mrs. F. H. Ben
m who are travelling in Europe, re-
,rts them having a delightful tour.
hev will sail for home on the 10Th of I
,1gust. q
Miss Margaretta Simpson Of Ed a
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