Morning journal and courier., 1885-07-10
PERSONAL.
About New Haven People and Other
 People.

! About New Haven FeOp1e AnO OIne1 | People.
 MT. Joseph Gile leaves this afternoon fo1 his old home at Franklin Falls, N. H., where | he will spend the summer upon his farm | which, by the way, is in the neighborhooc 1 of the birthplace of Daniel Webster.
 MT. Ellery Camp and wife will spend the month of August at the Island View House at Flying Point, Stony Creek. Mr. Herbert c. Warren, of McAllister & Warren, left yesterday on trip of business | and pleasure te Missouri. He attends g stockholders meeting of the Western Farm Loan company, which his firm represents. Professor Parsons and wife will spend the month of August at Northampton, Mass. with headquarters at the Hills Mansion | House.
 Mr. Henry Suttons family are at Bedford, N. Y., for the summer. Professor Chandler and wife will spend the summer at Worcester, Mass, and vicini- 1 ty.
 Lawyer Hamilton will spend part of the | summer in Maine Professor Phillips, of Yale, has gone to Greenboro, Vermont, for the summer. 1TOI6SSOr A. M. w u06l0r, Ol dI6, IS at the Murray Hill Hotel, New York.
 Secretary Gold, of the State Board of Ag- riculture, is attending the National Agricul- tural convention in Maine.
 Rev. E. Blakeslee addressed the meeting of the Society of Christian Endeavor at Old Orchard Beach on Wednesday.
 Miss Julia Gallagher and Miss Annie War 0Fn xui11 1aoua fret of next week for the Adirondacks for the summer.
 Joaquin Miller, the poet, recited some of his verses in Putnam's wolf den at Pomfret
 Senator John Sherman and wife have left Woodstock for his home in Mansfield, O.
 Ex-Deputy Sheriff N. c. Chapel, of Nor wich, is visiting with friends in New Haven.
 Conductor Frank A. Thomson and family of Hope Valley, R. l., are visiting his moth CT here.
 D. w. Thompson, B. Packard and B. Beckwith of this city are at the Perry House, Newport.
 Judge Hathaway, the newly appointed con sul to Nice, left on the Capitol City We'd nesday for New York where he will take the steamer. He is accompanied by his wife and son.
 Chief Clerk Utlsy of the railroad commis- sioners' office expects to be able to return to duty at Hartford on Monday. He is at Hinsdale, Mass, where Mrs. Utley has for several weeks been ill of pneumonia, but is now recovering.
 Deacon Henry w. Thompson and wife are spending two weeks at Saratoga.
 Lawyer L. w. Cleaveland will spend his vacation with his folks at their home in Granby, Conn.
 William Wilcox, of Southington, and Ed ward Foley are making an extensive tour through the West. MT. Wilcox is wealthy gentleman and MT. Foley is @ student in Wesleyan university.
 Miss Charlotte M. Holloway, for nearly two years associate editor of the New Lon don Day, has resigned. During the presiden- tial campaign, while Major Tibbits was stumping Indiana, Miss Holloway had sole charge of the editorial department of the Day.
 The family of the Hon. John M. Douglass, of Middletown, is summering at Mantle.
 Mrs. John P. Connor, the Southington la dy injured on Monday at Short Beach, is ly- ing in a prscarious condition with small hopes of recovery.
 Mrs. Bartlett Bent and daughter, of Mid dletown, are at Oyster Bay, L. l., for week of pleasure.