Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1886-08-12
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New Haven People And other People.
Professor D. Cady Eaton and family went
to Block Island yesterday.
Ex-Policeman Harding has been assigned
to duty as a letter carrier.
John J. Phelps, of this city, is visiting his
uncle, J. NJ. Benton, in Morris.
Mrs D. S. Thomas and Miss Helen Gold
thwait are sojourning at the White Noun
tains.
Roundsman Mcbride and wife left yester-
day for ten days vacation at Saratoga and
other points of interest.
Mrs. and Miss Mandelbaum, of this city,
have been stopping this week atIthe United
States Hotel, Litchfeld.
Hon. E. w. Seymour and wife, who have
arrived in Litchfeld from Washington, will
open their Litchfeld house soon.
Mrs. George Bradley of Gill street and
Miss NJ. E. Chapman were registered at the
Summit House, Mt Washington, last Satur-
day.
Mrs. Dr. Morrell and niece, Miss H. E.
Love, left yesterday for Niagara Falls, Chau-
tauqua and Canada, to be gone several
weeks.
Miss Alice Sanford of 1852 Chapel street
left yesterday morning for Saratoga Springs
where she will stay with friends until Sep
TENDER.
Editor Vail, of Winsted, is one of the
successful newspaper men. He has new
house in process of erection On Camps Hill,
Winsted.
Mr.. Rene Thomas, the young artist, has a
very creditable oil painting representing
the Whitneyville side.
Mr.. Frank Mead, formerly of Norwalk, is
dangerously ill at the residence of his mother
in Ridgefeld and serious fears are enter
tanned for his recovery.
Thomas II. Fallon, recently appointed
clerk in the railway mail service and as
signed to the Valley road between Say
brook and Hartford, is sick at his home in
this city.
Gilbert Birdsall died at his home in New
Canaan on Monday. Mr.. Birdsal had been
a great sufferer for a long time from Bright's
disease of the kidneys, but was confined to
his bed but few days.
Mr.. A. C.Golding received official informa-
ton of his appointment as postmaster of
Norwalk. He has not yet procured bonds
men, which he must do before receiving his
commission, but he is sure to be supplied.
Messrs. E. E. Hall, jr., J. T. English, F.
G. futile and u. St. John Sheffield and wife
are at the Sea View House, Cottage City.
Charles A. Chase and wife, of New Haven,
are also there, the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. G.
L. Scranton.
Officer Orr is off on a ten days leave of
absence and is camping out down near Oys-
ter river with his family. He visited the
shore yesterday where the members of the
force were having clambake and enjoyed
himself immensely.
Harry W. French, who gave views of New
England coast scenery at Carll's Opera House
year or two ago and l6ctured, has
been in Ireland. Mr.. French was educated,
in his collegiate course, in Germany, and he
has many friends among distinguished lite
rary men in this country.
Mr.. Thomas Gardner, one of our well
known citizens, leaves with his family this
week for Kansas where they will hereafter re-
side. Mr.. Gardner leaves many New Haven
friends behind him. He and his father be-
fore him have conducted the wig making
and tonsorial and costuming business for
great many years in this city. The business |
has been purchased by Howard w. Durand, |
a well known young business man, brother |
of Mr. Durand, the grocer on State street, |
corner of Clark street. Mr.. Gardner also re- |
Gently sold his house on Veto street.