The daily morning journal and courier., 1900-07-23
PERSONAL JOTTINGS.

| IlClll |. loidhC li'o eoOtiS iot et VI iP along the Massachusetts coast to be gone from the city until August 12, MT, l Blake, as president of the park com mission, will inspect the public park system of Boston and other cities in that section of New England. l Mrs Whitney and the Misses Whit ney are at their summer place at l Wainscott, L. l., where Hon. Edward
 B. Whitney, Mrs. Whitney and their son, William Dwight Whitney, are with | them.
 l A daughter was born Saturday to MT and Mrs. Charles F. Brown at Oriental Park, West Haven, where they are stop- ping with Mrs Browns parents, MT
 and Mrs. Frank l.. Manwaring. | Mrs. and Miss Bowers of 2O9 Grown street are pleasantly located at Rich-
 field Springs, N. Y.
 | MT and Mrs. B. Swenson, who are the supervisors of departments in the l State Reform school at Meriden, are spending a two weeks vacation at Savin Rock, and MT. and Mrs Charles Ardman of Meriden are also at the same place and for the same purpose, 1 MT. and Mrs Henry F. English of l children to a new hotel in the hill coun- Itry near Princeton, Mass, for the rest of the season.
 | Mrs James Fallon of Winsted, who has been visiting in Bridgeport. and
 New Haven for the past week, has re- turned home.
 l Professor and Mrs. Edward s. Dana and family are at Eastern Point, near l New London.
 l Rev. B. F. Kidder, formerly of Grace
 M. D. church, this city, is preaching series of sermons on Some of the Hard 1 Sayings of the Bible"
 Mrs. Charles DeForest Is visiting Mrs
 Walter Badger at West Chop, Martha's
 Vineyard
 Hon. O. J. Hodge of Cleveland, for
 merly of Robertsvllle, left Winsted Sat
 urday morning, having been the guest of Mrs. T. M Clark. MT. Hodge was at
 one time speaker of the Ohio house of
 representatives and was editor and pro-
 prletor of the Cleveland Voice, but has
 now retired from business.
 Mrs. Vail of Hartford Is the guest of Mrs. $. T. Darling at her home on West
 Chapel street.
 l
 spending the summer months In Win
 sted
 Mrs E. c. Stoughton of Plymouth Is visiting her sister, Mrs. c. fl. Webb, in | this city.
 Lieutenant-Comman George P, Colvocoresses, who is spending his va
 cation at his home In Litchield, has Just been promoted to the position of commander by President Mckinley. Lieutenant Commander Colvocorssses was with Dewey In Manila Bay and 1t will be remembered that his return home was fittingly celebrated by patr- otic exercises last fall | The following from Holderness, N. H., says: Among the old-timers and prom inent In social circles to arrive here last week were Rear Admiral Bunce, Profes- 1 sor A. J. Dubois and Professor George | J. Brush of Yale university. They would be satisfied to have the summer season last twelve months in the year could they remain al Squam Lake that length of time. No place is like this to them.
 MT. and Mrs. l.. W. Booth of Shelton left Saturday for Oneida, N. Y, where
 
 more, Mr Booth remaining for a week or ten days. The trip Is made In hopes the change of air will benefit Mrs. Booth, who has been greatly troubled With malaria.
 Carl Blenner, the artist, has gone to Newport, where he is the guest of Mrs. Robert Shaw, who has taken the Edwin Booth cottage for the summer season. His hostess is a cousin of the Baroness Von Keteler (nee Miss Ledyard of Chi cago), whose husband Baron Won Ket- eler, the German minister to China, 1t Is reported, met such q tragic death at the hands of the merciess heathens there Mrs Shaw before her marriage was Miss Charlotte Goddard of Provi- dence.
 w. $. Garde, treasurer of the Garde Hotel company, and George Mayeoek of and are enjoying the exposition. Later they
 Mir. and Mrs. Elmer r. Schroeder with their daughters, Dorothy and Margaret, are spending the summer at Pleasant View house. Newtown, Conn.
 Miss May Conaty of this city is in An sonia, the guest of her cousin, Miss Loretta Farrell, with whom she will enjoy vaca ton Of q few weeks
 Miss Marie Pearl Kelly of 40 State street will spend next week at Greenwich, where her friend. Miss Jennette Belle Bowen, has enjoyed brief visit.
 Mrs Josephine Elliott of Seymour is spending the summer at Walnut beach.
 Thomas ]. Clark and Jacob Jacobs of the clerical force at the postotlice started on their vacations Saturday night
 Mrs. George A. Fairchild of Stratford is entertaining her mother, Mrs Condit of Waterbury.
 Attorney Walter Walsh has gone to Moun tainylle, Danbury, to visit relatives.
 The Misses Grace and Mae Harrison of 1 Bridgeport are visiting their brother, George Harrison at Seymour.
 Professor and Mrs Tracy Peck and Miss | Teresina Peck, who have been spending | part of the month of July at Woodmont, | have gone to the mountains for the remain der of the season.
 The Misses Florence and Violet Fairbairn | of Bridgeport have gone to Watertown. | Mass, 10 pass the remainder of the sum- | ner.
 John Edward Heaton has been travelling | on the mountains of western and southern | California, having been through the coast | range quite extensively In the months of | June and July.
 Professor and Mrs. Carroll l.. Maxcy, who l have been guests of the Rev. Dr. Eaton W. | weeks, have gone to Lake St. Catherine, | Vt, for the remainder of the summer. Mir. | Maxcy Is professor of English at Williams college.
 R. s. White of 196 Lawrence street is spending his vacation at Mackinac, Mich.
 George A. Parsons, special agent of the bureau of labor statistics. will leave on "Wednesday of next week for fishing trip among the lakes of northern Vermont. Mr. n i.t-.