Morning journal and courier., 1886-07-24
Personal.

Mrs. Bronson of Ansonia, mother of Geo. S. Bronson of that place, is seriously i'll with dropsy.
 W. N. Butricks, with Bradley & Co.,, has gone to Lake George for vacation of about ten days.
 MT E. Trowbridge, jr., and family left Thursday for Boston and 8 visit to noted watering places.
 Mir O. H. Downes, of the City Hall dining rooms, and his wife are spending the sum- mer in Guilford.
 Mr. John F. Shan1ey, of T. J. Stanley & Co.'S dry goods store, is spending a few weeks in Bethlehem.
 J.G Howell, wife and daughter Mabel left yesterday for a visit to Massachusetts, Maine and White Mountains.
 Mrs. M. P. Bray, of Ansonia, will spend the remainder of the summer at Wolfboro, N. H., at the eastern end of Winnipesaukee.
 Mrs. Kate Atwood, of West Haven, is spending few weeks in Springfield, Mass. Her many friends at home will welcome her return.
 Miss Ella NJ. Granniss, of this city, is at tending the graduating exercises of the Cha tauqua Literary and Social circle at Fran ingham, Mass.
 Ex-Congressman and Representative Da- vid Chadeayne, of Birmingham, with Com rade Selah Blakeman, of Kellogg post, G. A. R., went on the G. A. R. excursion to Cal ifornia.
 State Attorney Doolittle's son, John Doo- little, is on trip to Saratoga by carriage, 8 delightful way of travelling when the weather is fine, as many New Haven people are already aware.
 Ex-President Isaac Wolf, of the Board of Councilmen, was given banquet at Thal- heimer's last night and was presented with handsome travelling bag. MT. Wolf starts for Europe to-day.
 W. Woodward, with General George H. Ford, s. E. Smith, T. w E. Johnson and G. A. Johnson, of Futile, Warehouse & Taylor's, will spend two weeks at f'Camp Recreation" High Island, beginning to-mor- TOW.
 Mir and Mrs Philo Chatfeld and MT. and Mrs. William J. Atwater are in Bethlehem. White Mountains. Mir. Atwater, who has been in impaired health for several weeks, attending only part of the time to business, is nearly recovered.
 Mrs. William O. Draine and daughter Lillian. of Palmyra, Wayne county, N. Y., are in this city for a few weeks, the guests of her friend and former schoolmate, Mrs. J. E. Todd, of State street. Mrs. Draine formerly resided in this city.
 Mrs Dixon, superintendent of the Peoples mission, 781 Chapel street, old Register building, has returned from her visit to Pennsylvania to her mission work in this city. She was successful in placing her son in Girard college.
 Mrs. Rufus Smith and her daughter, Mrs. A. T. Hall, L. D. Chidsey and family, F. A. Newton and family, A. E. Platts and family and Seth Cruttenden and family, will spend Sunday at Plymouth, Conn.,, and on Monday will ride to Bantam lake.
 MT. F. w. Pardee and family of Wooster Square and Mrs. Benedict of Howe street left Thursday for Saratoga via the North ampton road. This route is very popular with New Haveners and the railroad accom- modations are the best.
 Hon. Francis Wayland, of the Yale Law school visited Stony Greek Thursday and spent the day in fishing, returning in the evening with handsome string of black fish. He was the guest of Librarian John A. Robinson at his cottage on Money Island.
 MT. E. I. Atwater, son of MT. William J. Atwater, returned recently from Q trip to Ohio, returning via Washington and Balti- more, and in Baltimore tarrying awhile where he was much interested in 8 new departure in the interests of the matters, specially aim ed to restrict the sale of gentlemen's white hats and promote the straw hat business.
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