Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1882-08-08
Summer Notes.


Mr.. John E. LANDMARK, of Brooklyn, n. Y :,
and wife are stopping at the residence of his
father.in law, Mr. John Ruff, on Greene
street, this city.
Rev. J. A. Freeman and family, who have
been spending their vacation in Steuben, Me-,
Braod Brook, Ct, and other places, have re-
turned much benefited by their trip. Rev.
Mr. Freeman goes to Danbnry, Ct. to preach
the ensuing year.
Rev Austin Putnam, pastor of Whitney
Vile Congregational church, is at the Frank
lin House. Saratoga Springs. He returns
about the goth inst. Mr.. J. N. Putnam, in
spector, son of Rev. Mr.. Putnam, is stopping
at the parsonage in Whitneyville.
Mr.. Elmer E. Haskell, station agent and
operator on the Manhattan Elevated railroad,
N Y, and Miss Celia N. Thompson, of Jer-
sey City, are stopping at the Whitneyville
parsonage for few days.
Professor F. A. Fowler starts next week to
be absent about a month, visiting Nantucket,
Marthas Vineyard and other summer resorts.
Rev. Mr.. Buck, pastor of the First M. E.
church, is in Boston and goes to the White
Mountains. He will return about Septem-
Der 1st.
William Shepard and wife, of Orange, New
Jersey, are stopping at the residence of his
brother, DIR. D. Shepard, corner of Washing
ton avenue and Elm street, West Haven.
Mr. and Mrs T.. E. Jerome are summering
in Woodbridge.
Ex-President Woolsey and family are in
Woodbridge.
Ex-Governor Ingerson and family went to
Saratoga yesterday.
Clarence Cook, Yale TT, of some fame as a
| college oarsman, has been appointed prose
! cutting agent for Nor wich.
Mr.. George n. Watrous, president of the
New York, New Haven & Hartford railroad,
was guest of Hon. George M. Landers, at
Cottage City, Mass. Walter Camp, Yale's
noted football and base ball player, is also in
the same city for the season.
Mr.. f. A. Newton, of the firm of Burgess
| & Newton, at Basin Wharf, is visiting vari
| Gus of the shore resorts, driving noble pal,
of fast, well-matched bays. gentleman
| friend from Worcester, Mass, accompanies
Frederick A. Camp is now captain of the
Elm City, vice Captain Downs, retired OF
| half pay. He has been pilot for severa
| years.
| Mrs. Hannah D. Hume, of this city, is tc
address the women of West Springfield
Mass, where she is visiting, on the subject
of foreign missions, Wednesday afternoon.
! Mr.. Charles A. Blackman, assistant ope
rator at Beers national photograph gallery
is enjoying two weeks vacation at Ocea1
Grove On his return Mr.. Ives Lyon, hea6
printer at the same gallery, will spend shor
| season at Newtown. Conn. Mr.. w. A. Beer
and wife will start for Saratoga the 14tl
inst. and return about September LIST.
Edward Taylor, who four months ago
started from this city for a European trip
returned home yesterday. During that tim.
he has visited France, Belgium, Italy, Scot
land England and other European countries
Mr.. Fred. f. Andrews and wife start to
day for Saratoga. Mr.. Ralph E. Barnum, O.
stall T. City Market, and wife, go in few
days to Saratoga.
Mr.. Frederick L. Cowles son of Major r
P. Cowles, and lady, have gone to Saratoga
DR.. John F. Luby has gone to Martha
Vineyard on a vacation.
Mr.. William W. Watrous, at Wilcox 4
Co. IS dry goods store, contemplates going tt
Saratoga the 18th inst.
Mr.. r. G. Loverldge, of the business col
lege of this city, has gone to Virginia t.
spend his vacation.
A Saratoga correspondent, writing unde
date of August 3rd, says: From New Ha
ven there are among others present Noal
Porter, of Yale College, G.. Watkinson, J
A. Bishop, DR.. W. G. Alling, Miss Fogg, F
L. Cowles and wife, E. Stoddard, E. G. Stod
dard, Miss Anna Heaton, S. B. Shoninger N
Easterbrook, jr., W. A. Jones and wife, N
D. Sperry, Mrs Hooker, DR.. r. S. Ives, s
E. Merwin jr., and wife, Mrs. L. w. Dudley
Mrs. G. T. Bliss and Miss S. H. Whitney
Stamford, and G. J. Starr and wife, of tn,
same place, are also here.
Mr.. w. A. Croffut, the distinguished wri
ter, formerly from New Haven and for sew
eral years past resident of New York city
is here with his wife and Mrs. Moore, who's,
husband is president of the Mutual Unior
Telegraph company. When they leave here
Mr.: and Mrs. Croffut will spend month al
Richfeld Springs.