The daily morning journal and courier., 1900-07-11
PERSON.II. MENTEO N.

General George H. Ford left for De- convention of the Hardware Manufac- turers and Dealers. The convention convenes to-day and will last several days, probably for the rest of the week.
 Miss Mae Bartlett of Olive street is spending the month of July with her sister, Mrs H. L. Dickinson in Hart ford, Conn.
 | Miss Emma Sugenhelmer and Miss Sophia Kern leave soon for Lakewood, N. J., where they will spend some time. | Mrs. J. Askrum of Shelton has as her guest Miss Askrum. Next Saturday night Isadore Sugen- heimer will leave for two weeks trip to include New York and Saratoga.
 Harry Jordan Post of As Lake Place leaves to-day for Buffalo, where he will be the guest of a college friend for two weeks.
 Mrs. Sigmund Bauer of 55 Perkins street is quite i'll and is attended by Dr.. Sebold.
 Mrs. Albert Dillon of 69 Henry street who has been very i'll for several weeks is slowly recovering.
 S. J. Stowe of 763 State street, who has been very ill for several weeks, is slowly recovering.
 Mrs. H. P Gibbons of Trumbull street has gone to northern New York state where she spends her summers each season.
 Orton A. Rose, jr., of I'll Quinnipiac avenue. the grandson of ex-Alderman O. A. Rose has gone to Brooklyn to stay week with his uncle and aunt, MT. and Mrs. Alfred Cole. He will go to Woodmont for ten days on his re- turn.
 Miss Mcfarland is spending two weeks at Lakewood, N. J.
 Mrs. Warren Bristol of Lake Place is entertaining her sister from New York for several weeks.
 U. Van Wrinkle, the Connecticut agent of the National Cash Register company, returned Tuesday night from the annu- al convention of National Cash Register agents at Dayton, O.
 The Wallingford Dime Savings bank will hold it's annual meeting.
 Father Chrysostom of Manhattan col lege is in New Haven visiting his par ents MT. and Mrs. John Conlan of Franklin street
 Mrs. Nolan of Middletown is the guest of her sister, Mrs. George T. White, at her cottage at West Haven.
 Paul A. Blackstona son of Ruel Black ;,,i .c l,;r< G,, gers by a pistol shot on the Fourth of July, is getting along all right
 Albert s. Rogowski will leave soon for Chatham, N Y, where he will spend about a fortnight.
 MT. Barker of Boston, a guest in town, sang the offertory at Trinity church, Branford, finely on Sunday morning.
 Miss Bertha Lyons of this city is stoppin gat Savin Rock for short time.
 Miss Fannie F. Field, who for the past year has been teaching in Green wich, is spending the sumner with her mother, Mrs. George w. Palmer at 16 Welcome street. She has accepted the position for another year.
 Pierrepont Foster of Orange street is in Woodstock, where he will remain the greater part Of the summer with rela- tives. He has his automobile with him and will make many tours while there.
 Mrs. Eliza Smith and Mrs. Henry Hubbard are the guests this week of Mrs Elizur Baldwin on Sumac Island off Branford
 MT and Mrs. w. H. Stewart and their two daughters, who reside at 46 Lake Place, left yesterday for Portland, Me, where they will remain until the mid dle of September,
 Mrs. Eton Bragg of Branford Is con- valescing from long illness with ner- vous rrostratiOn Miss Ella Beach is in attendance upon the patient. Mrs. Da- wis, Mrs Braggs mother, is confined to her room by illness.
 Tracy Bronson of the New York Times editorial staff. formerly of New Haven, was in Branford Tuesday with his wife and they were the guests of Mr. and Mrs Charles A. Hoadley. MT. and Mrs. Bronson expect to spend part of August at the Branford cast. Miss Julia Hoad- ley returned to New York with Mrs. Bronson.