Morning journal and courier., 1886-09-01
LONGER VACATIONS.
Granted to the Bremen at the Meet
 ing of the Board Last Night.

! Granted to the Bremen at the Meet l ing of the Board Last Night. The regular meeting of the board of fir
 commissioners was held last night. Sundr
 bills approved amounting to S101 92 and tn
 pay roll of $3, ,S0S.66 were approved. Rue
 Eldridge was granted thirty days leave o | absence. Francis Martin was given leave t.
 withdraw his claim of damages against tn l department for injury to his carriage by 1 steamer No 6, July 24. The two days leave 1 of absence granted the men per month fol 1 three months of the year was continued
 through September.
 PERSONAL JOTTINGS About New Haven People and Other People Returning From Pleasant Outings.
 Attorney Plunkett is in Norwich, Conn.,,
 for few days.
 Dr. Robert s. Ives has returned from his trip to Saratoga.
 MT. Robert Camp, of Middlebury, is visit ing friends in this city.
 MT. and Mrs. John G. North have returned from 8 visit to Portland, Maine. MT. Rembert, the stationer, is about again. having nearly recovered from his injuries
 Governor Harrison has gone to Lake Dun more, Vt., where he will probably remain through September.
 Telegraph Editor Webb of the Union will start soon on vacation trip to his old home in Homer, N. Y.
 Mrs. Albert Hoag, of New Marlboro, Mass, is visiting her aunt Mrs. Hadsell, of this eft bn haa for i, sionary work in this city.
 Mrs. E. Radcliffe, the caterer, and family have returned after three weeks stay in the Catskin Mountains at the Grand View House, of which Mrs. Radcliffe was formerly proprietor.
 MT. and Mrs. James B. Ryder and and daughter Mabel, have been spending several weeks at Lake Denison House, Win chendon, Mass.
 Johnnie Dodds, the skater, was taken 1T at the shore Monday and had to be removed to his home in this city in carriage. He contested against Elson, the pedestrian, at the skating rink Saturday night, when he became overloaded and caught ccld
 Mrs. William F. Daley, wife of Hoseman Daley of engine 4, and Miss Maggie Crowley, daughter of William Crowley, the we'll known liquor dealer, have returned from three weeks sojourn at Pawtucket and Newport, R. l., much improved in health.
 MT. E. E. Kimberly, of Boston, Mass, formerly prominent in musical circles here and bookkeeper for the New Haven Clock company for number of years, was in town this week a flying visit. MT. Kimberly has responsible position in the store of Steinert 6 Sons in Boston, and finds his health we'll established again.
 MT. Albert H. filling and family have been at Newport, R. l., stopping with friends at the Hawthorne cottage during the month of August. MT. filling returned to New Haven His wife and one daughter will remain there for a while. MT. Allen was very much pleased with his visit. During their stay they witnessed the Information al polo games, the Coasting clubs parade and the yacht race for the Goelet cup.
 Rev. Phebe A. Hanaford has returned l from her vacation and will preach next Sun 1 day at the Church of the Holy Spirit, corner | of Davenport avenue and Ward street Dur ing her brief absence from this city she l preached once in the Union chapel at Sias- | conset on the Island of Nantucket and also l one evening in the Unitarian church at her l native place, the town of Nantucket Last l Sunday she preached in the ancient church l of which her son is pastor, the First Congre- gational church of Middleboro, Mass, being | specially invited by the officers of the church l as we'll as the pastor. Very large audiences greeted the lady preacher in all these places.