Morning journal and courier., 1885-07-20
Person al.

Among the recent hotel arrivals from New Haven at Saratoga were G. E. Spare and F. E. Spencer, at the Grand Union; W. E. Lloyd of Fair Haven, at the Hotel Balmoral; Yan Phon Lee, at the Circular Street House; also Miss Dutton of Wallingford, at the Remedial Institute.
 Ezekial T. Stoddard, the State street mer- chant, and family and Carlos French of Sey- mour, have gone to the White Mountains,
 Mrs. Noah Porter is spending the summer in New Milford.
 Assistant Clerk Linsley of the City court, has gone to the White Mountains
 MT. and Mrs. s. L. Marsden removed from the city Saturday to one of the cottages on Beach street, West Haven shore, where they will spend the remainder of the summer.
 0. T. Hampstead, general passenger agent of the New York, New Haven and Hartford railroad, is at the Profile House, White Mountains,
 Professor E. A. Leopold, the bicyclist, has returned for few days from Asbury Park, !, N. J., where he is engaged at the Surf Pal ace rink for the season.
 MT. and Mrs. See, of Paterson, N. J., are visiting at MT. Blakeslee's on State street, Cedar Hill.
 Mrs. Freeman, of Londonderry, Vt., for merly of this city, is visiting with her broth CT, Mir. S. E. Dibble, the stove merchant re- siding on Orange street.
 Miss Edith Groot, residing in Fair Haven. is spending her summer vacation in Provi- dence, R. L,
 Henry W. Rowland, of St. Anigar, Iowa, one of the passengers on the train in the great drawbridge disaster at Norwalk, is re- visiting friends in Connecticut and is stop ping in Kent.
 MT. W. A. Beers and wife, of this city, leave in few days for Saratoga, where they will spend several weeks. MT. Beers will act, as he has done heretofore for several seasons, as 8 correspondent of this paper from that famous watering place.
 Principel Loomis, of the Whiting street school and his wife started for Saratoga Saturday. They will be absent until Au- gust Mr. Loomls will attend the sessions of the National Educational association now in progress there.
 Lawyer John A. Gallagher, Dr. Frank Gallagher and Professor Wheeler of s. S. S., and Captain Rawson returned after weeks sail to the westward on the yacht Vixen of the New Haven Yacht club. The party sailed as far west as Greenwich and Port chester, stopping at all the places of interest between this city and Portchester, and spent g greal part of their time in fishing.
 Richard D. Coau, of Wooster street, is home from Albany, N. Y., recovering from g severe injury which occurred to him while at work there,
 Dr. Talmage, of No. Bark street, has re- covered from his recent sudden and severe illness and resumed his practice again.
 Mir. Henry Brennan, of New Orleans, is visiting his sister, Mrs. Charles Flynn, of Day stTeet. This is his first visit in New Haven in twenty-two years.
 Mr. Leo H ill and Corporal William Kne- ,rns, of the Blues, both well known young | men of this city, have received very flat ;ering offer to go into the tool shop of the | Wabash railroad, Springfield, Ill. They | tart this morning at il o'clock.
 Additional Saratoga arrivals from New | Haven noted in yesterdays Boston Her Id are: Mrs. Comstock, Miss Constock, MT. H. Comstock, Miss L. Burwel, Miss R. 3urwel, Mr. S. L. Salisbury, MT. B. A. ,radley, MT. L. B. Clark, MT. and Mrs. H. ]. Chamberlain, Mir. J, R. French, MT and drs. ". B. Rowe