The daily morning journal and courier., 1900-07-24
PERSONAL JOTTINGS.


 sail from New York on August l fol Liverpool on the steamer Majestic. They
 will return about September 15. They
 intend visiting London, Berlin and Par
 is, and at the latter city will see the exposition. MT. Harrison has made many trips abroad and has travelled ex-
 tensively in almost every country i'll Europe One of his most noteworthy trips was to the North Cape and the Land of the Midnight Sun.
 MT. and Mrs Thomas J. O'Brien of 15 Elliott street returned yesterday from Watch Hill, R. l., after a month s stay.
 MT. and Mrs. Robert Griswold of this city have been the guests of friends in Guiford.
 Henry c. How'd, night operator of the fire alarm telegraph service at fire de- partment headquarters, returned Satur- day from four days vacation trip to Massachusetts. MT. How'd visited his friends, MT and Mrs. Vining in South wick, Mass, and reports having spent very enjoyable vacation.
 Mayor Driscoll was out of town yes- terday
 l Nll .. fAlDtll DuQlcy DI ltllS Clty IS NlS- iting her parents in GuilfOrd.
 Miss Mollie P. Tracy and Miss Made line Tracy are summering at Madison.
 William MacMahon is off cruising with Police Commissioner James II. Parish on the steam yacht Ceres.
 Miss Minnie Bergen, daughter of Ser geant Bergen, of the police department, is staying at Madison.
 Frank F. Frisbie and daughter, Leila G. Frisbie, have gone to Queeche, Vt, l for two weeks.
 | sarah Terrell, young woman, stay | ing at one of the cottages at Short 1 Beach, was rescued from drowning Sat urday night by Samuel Clulee of Wall ingford. Miss Terrell was in bathing and was knocked off her feet and car ried out from shore by big wave She | screamed for help, and MT. Clulee went out to her assistance and brought her ashore.
 Lloyd Lscomb, a Yale graduate and member of the cotton exchange. is at his hotel in New York suffering from what may turn out to be fatal wounds received in a runaway accident. He was thrown from cab against a pillar on one of the 'L" roads Sunday after noon.
 ], Mrs. George l.. Bradley of Lawrence street, who has been stopping at Grand Gorge for some time past has gone to Prattsvile Green County N. Y, for the remainder of the season.
 Dr. Robert C. Tracy with Harry A. Dean and Robert F. McNerney of the railroad offices are cruising about the sound on the yacht Peerless They have been out ten days now and are still out.
 Fred Candee. jr.. is spending his va cation with friends in Southford
 F. B. Walker & Co.,, the Glebe build ing tailors. gave their employers an out ing in Mansfeld's Grove Saturday af- ternoon. A shore dinner was served and the party went to Branford on steam launch.
 The Misses Bennett of Broadway are at their Cream Hill cottage, West Corn wall for the summer.
 Mrs George Bradnock of this city is visiting friends in Guilford
 Miss Carolyn Fitzgerald. stenographer for the general ticket agent of the Con- solidatad road. who has been seriously III. is slowly recovering.
 Dr. Edson r Gallaudet, head coach of the Yale crew for the past two years, arrived here yesterday morning to re- main several days in this city He will not begin his duties with Cramp & Sons shtpbuilders in Philadelphia till Sep tember i.
 The teachers of shelton avenue school have presented George E. Hurd, the for mer school principal, a handsome Morris chair which Is made of heavy oak handsomely carved and up- holstered in the richest manner. MT Hurd and his family are stopping al Grove Beach for the months of July and August.
 Miss Elizabeth Kilbride of 30 Day street was painfully injured last Thurs day evening by carbolic acid She was sprinkling some of the stuff in closet when quantity struck her face. A small portion got into one eye but she is recovering.
 Louis A. Fisk, proprietor of the Bran ford Driving park. is over $1O,OOo ahead by the victory of his horse Little Frank in the race for 2;27 pacers at Detroit ldSl lHufSudy. lne horse won the s1500 purse, and MT. Fisk gathered in about $100OO in pools
 Howard L. Hotchl1iss of Chicago, with his wife, are staying with his brother Judge Hobart l.. Hotchkiss, at the lat ter's cottage at Indian Neck.
 Judge L. w. Cleaveland will return from his vacation to-day.
 Mrs F J. Morgan of Orange street l is at East Morris, Conn.
 c. L. Olmstead of Wall street is at Branchville, Conn, for the summer sea- son.
 Miss Nora Kennedy is the guest of Miss Louise Hass in Meriden.
 Mrs. Henry Ambuhl and daughter Helen of 6S Edwards street are at Tar l rytown, N. Y, the guests of Mrs. Emil | Lippman.
 Miss Austin of New Haven is visiting | with Miss Atkins of East Main street, | Meriden.
 Mrs. Joseph Blakesee Is spending a few weeks at Warren, Litchfield, Conn
 Miss Grace Hurley, a Smith college | girl, of Meriden, is visiting her friend, Miss Fogarty, also a Smith college girl, | of Blatchley avenue.
 Captain O. l.. Bradley and Attorney C. J. Danaher have been instructed by the adiutant general of the C. N C. |