Morning journal and courier., 1883-08-06
PerSOnGIs

Ex-Judge Henry B. Pardee leaves this week for Saratoga, where he will remain 8 fortnight.
 Mrs. A. H. Cargill and daughter will re- main at their former home in Maine until October 1st.
 Miss Dr. L. A. Rendell, of 58 Whalley ave- nue. has gone to Bethlehem, N. H., for 8 vacation of three or four weeks.
 The Hon. E. s. Cleveland, of Hartford, met with an accident at the Pennington tower on Wednesday. His horse stepped on his hand while MT. c. was trying to remove loose nail in the shoe of one of his horses. MT. 0. M. Loomis, the music dealer and publisher of Loonis' Musical and Masonic Journal, has returned from his three months tour to Europe greatly benefited in health, he having gained fifteen pounds in weight Superintendent Starkweather, of the hos pital, and family have gone to Winchester Center, Conn, to remain for month. MT. Birdsey c. Lake, ex superintendent of the hospital, is fulfilling the duties of the super intendent at the hospital. Mir. Warren l.. Dill, formerly of the freight department of the Consolidated road, left on Saturday night to take charge of the North ern Pacific freight house at Fargo, Dakota. He has always stood high in the estimation of his employers, and has very many friends here who wish him abundant success in his new home in the West.
 Rev. N. J. Squires, of the West Haven Congregational church. in his yacht May is cruising in Long Island Sound. His family Iii l are Robert and Charles Augur.
 William A. Durand, whose wife, Mrs. M. l.. Durand, is president of the Woman's Christian Temperance union of this city, has changed his residence to 826 State street, corner of Pearl.
 MT. l.. P. Morehouse, jr., of Chicago, who graduated at the Sheffield Scientific school of this city in 1856 as civil engineer, is with his two boys George and Freddie) visiting his parents, MT. Mrs. and L. P. Morehouse, of this city. Mr. M., jr., has been in the office of the Illinois Central railroad company at Chicago for the past twenty-seven years. | Ex-Councilman George Clark leaves to- day for Chicago. He will be absent about 8 month
 George J. Hitler has temporarily left the
 
 and for the rest of the summer will have charge of the pool and billiard rooms at Howes' pavilion, at Savin Rock
 Ex-City Attorney Rufus s. Pickett re- turned on Saturday from weeks trip to the seashore.
 W. Hills and wife, now stopping at the Tontine Hotel, leave to day for Saratoga to remain for the rest of the season.
 John H. Wheeler, a representative of large business house of Peoria, H., is visit ing in this city as the guest of Leader Gull ford of the Second regiment band. MT. Wheeler's home is in Willimantic.
 Mir. John Frisbie, of the firm of Frisbie $ Hart, left for Ogdensburg, N. r., satur- day. He will cross the St. Lawrence to Prescott and stay awhile at Sulphur Springs in Canada for the benefit of his health.
 Mir. Paul Veil and family have been stop ping at the Island View House, Stony Greek, for two weeks past. MT. Veil returns this week.
 Mir. A. F. Hoyt is visiting in this city. He is agent for the Iron Age, The Metal Worker, Carpentry and Building and other publica- tions. MT. Hoyt some twenty years ago was foreman of the Palladium and Mrs. Hoyt is West Haven lady.