The daily morning journal and courier., 1900-07-12
PERSONA JOT7INGS.

pointed Dr. Frederick T. Simpson of this city consulting physician at the state. prison in the place of the late pr. M Storrs.
 Miss Charlotte Warner of Hamden and Miss Hall of New Haven are visit ing at E. ". Rogers in Deep River.
 Willard C. Fitch of this city is visit ing relatives in Holyoke, Mass.
 Edward Malley and William Neely will leave to-day for fishing and hunt ing trip to Newfoundland. They expect to be gone About four weeks.
 MT. and Mrs. c. F. Woods of Enfield, Mass, are entertaining Miss Forbes of this city.
 Mrs. Teresa F. II. Weibel and family left Tuesday for a vacation to last until October. They will go to Liberty, Sulli- van county, N. Y.
 MT. and Mrs T. A. Tinker of Plain vile are at Lake Pleasant, Mass.
 On Tuesday evening at the home of Miss Aurora Uhl of Montowese a most delightful surprise party took place par ticipated in by about seventy-five young people from this city The party left here at 7:30 and returned at 12:30 in the morning. The evening was spent with music and dancing, the participants en- toying themselves to the utmost. Later in the evening refreshments were serv- ed.
 1 Dr. c. c. Smith, who for a number of years has conducted successful dental office in Beachs block, Seymour, has sold out to pr. T. H. Charmbury of | m haI>St Macs nf Prof Tbnrn q Charmbury of Amherst college. pr. Smith thinks he will probably locate in New Haven, as he prefers the city to 1 the country.
 Word was received in this city yester- day that Samuel Goodman. general traffic agent of the New York Central and Hudson River railroad company, and Miss Saddle Kellogg, formerly mat ron of the school flor nurses at the New Haven hospital, and who has many rel atives, were married on Saturday last at St. Andrews church, Philadelphia. 1 Both MT. and Mrs Goodman are well known and much esteemed in New Ha- ven Mrs. Goodman left the hospital to accept a position in New York. She is a daughter of MT. and Mrs. Henry Kel- logg of Milford, in which town she was born and brought up. One of her sis ters is Mrs. John F. Earle.
 Pierce N. Welch and family are at the Passaconaway Inn, York Cliffs, Me, for the season.
 Judge L. W. Cleaveland has gone to Maine for an outing of two weeks. He started yesterday.
 l.. w. Upham of Clark street is stop ping at New Hartford for two or three weeks.
 Walter R. Kimmel of Meriden is wis., iting MT. and Mrs, N. Irving Harrison of 62 Atwater street.
 John B. Kennedy has gone to Cum mington, Mass.
 MT. and Mrs George Jennings of Bos- ton, who have been the guests of MT. and Mrs. Alvin Ames of Quinnipiac | avenue for some time past, left for their home Tuesday.
 s. B. Warner of Maple street Is spending some time at New Canaan, | Conn.
 Mrs Charles Connors of No. 104 Ex- change street has gone to Long Island to visit friends She will be away two or three weeks
 The Misses Fitch of High street are SDbnulHS tHe StdSOu dt Lllc r ulleE house, Richfield Springs, New York.
 Harry Jordan Post of AS Lake place left yesterday for Buffalo, where he will be the guest of college friend for two weeks.
 Frederick Ives is at Pine Orchard for the season.
 Mrs. Nolan of Middletown Is the guest of her sister, Mrs. George T. White, at the West Haven shore.
 Mrs. M. E. Wooster of Howard ave- nue Is at Center Villa, North Conway, N. H.
 l.. A. Bettcher of PA Orchard street Is stopping at Randolph Center, Yer mont, during July.
 Mrs. Post of Lake place Is spending a few days In Wllimantic.
 Miss Frances P. Hall of Wooster place IS spending the month of July at the Mt. Everett house, South Egremont, Mass.
 Mrs. Albert Dillon of 69 Henry street, who has been i'll for several weeks, is slowly recovering.
 J. G. Lewis of George street is spend ing the summer at Harwinton.
 Mrs J. Askrum of Shelton has as her guest Miss Askrum.
 Dr. Frank Kirby of Dixwell avenue is at Sheffield Mass.
 Mrs. Warren Bristol of Lake place is her sister from New York city.
 l.. J. Bristol of Exchange street Is at Forestvile. Thomas J. O'Brien and wife of No. 15 Elliott street left on Monday for Watch Hill. J. c. Fairchid is at South oil City, Pa, for a few weeks.
 Miss Ada T. Somers of Goffe street is spending her vacation at Addison, Conn. w. H. Halsey of Whalley avenue is at West End, Long Branch, for the sea- son.
 M. s. Hine of 152 Grove street has gone to Eastford, Conn.,, for the sum- mer c. D. Doolittle is registered at the 2 Pachaug house, Westbrook. I Mrs. J. J. Hart and daughter, Emma 2 Isabelle, are at Hart's Maple Grove Farm, Hartsville. Mass, Berkshire Hills.
 Mrs. Edwin H. Butler is in Meriden Or a three months stay.
 Mrs Edwin Oyiatt Is spending some