Morning journal and courier., 1885-08-18
Personal.

' Rev. MT. Van Deerl1n of Christ church this city, is registered at the Aquidneck House, Newport.
 Miss Jane Sherman with Der niece, Miss ! Abby Sherman, and Miss Mary Ellis left l yesterday for Cheshire where they will so- 1 journ for few weeks. MT. E. W. Baldwin and wife are stopping at Lovejoy's Hotel, Westfeld, Mass. \ Among the yacht arrivals at Newport Sat urday were the Wave Crest, E. N. Dickerson, N. Y. Y. C., from New London, owner and guests on board; the Montauk, John E. Brooks, N. Y. Y. O., from New London, cruising, with MT. and Mrs. Charles H. Far ' nam of New Haven, MT. Walter Harnden of New York and MT. John Brooks of New York as guests; the Vixen, Rear Commodore F. c. Lawrence jr., from New London and Block Island. The owner is on board, with Mir Hoyt, of New York.
 MT. Charles Kimberly, of Sperry & Kim berly, and wife are summering at Greenwich on the Sound.
 MT. Samuel P. Thrasher, of the Seamen's Bethel, has sailed for Norfolk on the schoon- CT Robert Morgan.
 Sexton Chandler, of St. Paul's church, and wife have gone to Killingworth Mountain to remain three weeks.
 Mrs. Captain Elizur Thompson of the old lighthouse, who some time ago underwent 8 severe surgical operation for the removal of tumor in New York, is slowly improving and her recovery seems assured. Ex-Judge Henry E. Pardee and wife, who are at Saratoga, leave soon for Bethlehem, N. H.
 Prof. Wm K. Townsend and family are at Moosehead Lake, Me.
 Messrs John P. Futile and family, Ed ward F. Merwin and family and MT. and Mrs. J. Leach Lyon are at Newtown, Conn.
 Judge w. B. Stoddard has returned from the White Mountains.
 Alderman Charles E. Graves is at the White Mountains.
 Congressman Mitchell and family, who have been at Long Branch, are at Saratoga.
 Ex-Mayor Robertson is at Saratoga.
 Ex-Mayor L. W. Sperry has recovered from severe attack of illness.
 Collector Byxbee was sitting out on the ve randall of his cottage at Indian Point yester- day taking the air. He was we'll mufied up, being still weak. His appearance is greatly changed for the better and he now reads the daily papers and talks of getting home to Meriden by Saturday.
 Major and Mrs. H. H. Strong are at Sara toga.
 E.. P. Arvine leaves today for three weeks' soiourn in the White Mountains.
 E. M. Armstrong, the carriage manufactu- Ter, and his wife are enjoying an extended western tour.
 E. A. Coray, jr., of the Pittston (Pa.) Ga zette, who has been visiting friends in this city, returned home yesterday.
 HenryL. Hill, of the First National bank, left yesterday for Niagara and Saratoga.
 Miss Annie Wrinn, of New York city, is spending her vacation with friends in this city.
 MT. Belden of Thompson & Belden, mer- chants on State street, leaves to-day on his annual vacation. MT. Thompson, of the firm, has returned from his vacation.
 William s. Perez, with J. N. Adam & Co.,, Charles H. Harris, collector for H. B. Arm strong & Co.,, and Ellsworth s. Scofeld, pharmacist, will start on their vacations to the Catskills to-day.
 H. E.. Benton, clerk of the Common Pleas court, is improving, though still confined to his bed.
 Eason N. Sperry, clerk in H. G. Sperry's drug store, has gone to Coburg, Canada West, to visit relatives. He will stop at Niagara Falls and other places of note on his way home.
 Mr. and Mrs. Charles G. Deutsch left yes terday in their carriage to drive to Amherst, where their daughter is visiting.
 Rev. MT. Butrick, of the First Baptist church, is in Ogdensburg, N. Y., to be ab- sent about five weeks.