The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-09-16
PERSONAL JOTTTNGS.

Charles F. Platt, superintendent of the Consolidated railroad who has been
 absent in Europe about six weeks sail
 ed Saturday on the steamer St. Louis
 from Liverpool, and may arrive in this
 city next Saturday, Mrs. Platt, who
 went to the Adrondacks the first week
 in June, arrived home Saturday night.
 The last few weeks of her absence were spent among the Bershire hills.
 B. F. Henrahan, M. D., of eos Dixwell
 avenue, has returned from a two
 weeks vacation to the state of Maine. | Mrs. Lewis S Haslam of New York spent Sunday as the guest of MT and r Mrs. S. H. Fisher at the latters Whit ney avenue home.
 Bernard Farrell, of 197 Wooster street, the we'll known postofIice clerk, and Frank J. Smith, of 27 Lincoln street, the popular Fifth ward letter carrier, have started on a two weeks vacation trip which will include visit to the Pan-American exposition at Buffalo, Niagara Falls and various points in Canada. On the return trip they will stop at Albany for a few days.
 Olive H. Day of the department of history at Yale. is now on a trip to Yellowstone Park, He will arrive in New Haven about September 20.
 Miss Margaret Lewis is expected home to-day from her automobile trip through the Berkshires.
 The Godfrey Dunscombas are back at their Prospect street home after trip to MT, Dunscombes relatives in Quebec and stops at Newport and Narragan- sett Pier.
 Mrs Birdsey C. Lake, who has been passing the summer at East Glouces- ter, Mass, is now in Litchfied, Conn.
 Messrs. George Dudley Seymour and John D. Jackson are enjoying weeks riding trip to Southampton, L. I. While at Southampton they will be the guests of the Meadow club.
 Miss Alice M. Wehle, bookkeeper of Moran's laundry, has returned from a two weeks sojourn in Litchfleld.
 Dr. F. M. Gallaudet and family have been spending two weeks at the Mon towese house, Indian Neck. Dr. Gal laudet has gone to Washington, and Miss Marion Gallaudet and Herbert Gallaudet will remain at the Monto- wese house until the latter part of the month
 Miss Anna Whitney. daughter of Ste- phen Whitney, is a guest at the Hotch- kiss camp in the AArondacks. She will remain there about two weeks.
 Miss Edith Groot of Fair Haven has accepted position ct the store of the F. w. Tierney company. Chapel street, successors to the late Evarts Cutler,
 Emil J. Richards of the City Hall drug store is suffering from nervous prostraton. He is staying at the home of his brother in East Boston, Mass.
 Miss May Girometta the efficient bookkeeper for ex-Alderman Conrad Weiss, has left for short stay at Newark, N. J., accompanied by her sis ter, Miss Lena. They will visit friends while there and will also visit other points of interest before ther return.
 Many local friends of Rev. Thomas | M. Baker, formerly, pastor of the 1 Dixwell Avenue Congrega tional church l (colored) in this city, and who lately | to accept the pastorate of the | Second Congregational church in Pitts l field, Mass, will be interested in the ] of his approaching mar i riage Rev. W. Baker has left Pitts field for a week or two and gone South. | where he will marry Miss Lizzie Bay 1 top, helper in the Booker T. Wash ington school They will reside in Pitts field on their return in a fortnight.
 Miss Etta May Schultze, of Second View Terrace, Norwalk, entertained a party of friends Friday night, in honor 1f her cousin, Miss Edna Cummings, and Miss Ina Futile, of North Haven. The guests were Misses Florence Welch and Helena A. Mitchell, Messrs Nell son Craw. Charles Anderson, Fletcher George Harris and Charles I. Mitchell