Morning journal and courier., 1886-07-16
Personal

|
 Dr. Frank Gallagher is reputed to have
 been seen in New York last week.
 Attorney A. H. Moulton leaves this week for a western trip to be absent several
 weeks.
 MT. Ezekiel H. Trowbridge and family
 leave shortly to spend the summer at Prince
 ton, Mass.
 Messrs Daniel Trowbridge and John J. l Matthias, with their families left yesterday
 for Saratoga.
 Dr. Louis Cooper, of Ansonia, has been
 been appointed to the New Haven hospital
 medical staff.
 MT. George Watkinson of the Candee Rub ber company, left for Saratoga yesterday l with his family.
 l Principal Fox, of the Hopkins Grammar school, left the city yesterday for summer vacation at Mt. Desert.
 Rev. Dr. Goodsell will take four weeks vacation in August. He will preach on the I first Sunday in August only. l The family of Professor Chittenden, of | Yale, have gone to New Braintree, Mass, | where they will spend the summer. Dr. John J. Crane has returned from a | voyage to Egypt and other eastern countries. | He has been absent since March 1. William c. Booth and J. E. Geary, with l Brooks & Co.,, and Thomas Cunningham will spend their vacation at Niagara Falls. Miss Adelaide Phelps, the contralto of St. Paul's church, who has been seriously ill for some weeks, has nearly recovered her health. Henry E. Mack's little daughter, Lovistia. of Greene street, broke her leg on Thursday, the result of stumble on the brick side walk.
 B. H. Brown of this city, Henry A. Bishop of Bridgeport and Albert Tilden have been elected members of the Yacht club. Ex- Mayor Lewis was made an honorary mem- Der.
 MT. M. Steinert, the piano dealer, wife and two of his sons, one from Boston and one from Providence, are at Saratoga. MT. and Mrs. s. will remain away most of the sum- mer.
 MT. and Mrs. Harry c. Bush of Eld street, this city, who are summering in the Green leaf cottage at Short Beach, are being con gratulated by many friends. It is a girl, born on Monday last.
 Thomas R. Trowbridge, jr., president of the Board of Aldermen, went with his fami- ly to his summer residence in Litchfe1d yesterday to spend the summer They had recently returned from Block Island.
 George Loundes, the missing Forester re- siding on Foote street, who has funds with him belonging to the order in this city. is absent. The Foresters' committee are con- sidering what shall be done in the case.
 MT. Reuben Baker of Edwards street, his !
  rived safely in Dakota, where he has gone in hopes to benefit his health which is much impaired. He will remain there two or three months. 1
 President George H. Watrous of the Con- solidated road, accompanied by his family, left yesterday afternoon for Middlebury, Vt., where they will remain the rest of the sum- mer, except that MT. Watrous will occasion | ally revisit the city.
 Herbert L. Bradley, of this city, has ac- cepted position with the International Ex- | press company at Hartford, and will travel | 0 nthe boats plying between that city and | New York, having charge of the goods sent | on the boats by the company.
 Mrs. Glover of Brooklyn, widow of the late Rev. c. E. Glover, who was pastor of tho St. John street M. E. church, New Haven, years ago, has been revisiting friends here and has gone to Wilbraham, Mass, whence she returns to New Haven in about a week.