Morning journal and courier., 1888-07-23
PERSONAL JOTTINGs
About New Haven People and Othe
 

About New Haven People and Other Connecticut People. Mr.and Mrs. Radcliffe Hicks sailed Saturday I for HarVe on the French steamer Burgoyne. They intend to be abroad about seven weeks. Mrs. 0. K. Caldwell of this city is summer ing at the Dale farm, a picturesque place in ] the town of Simsbury, Conn. Rev. pr. Chapman of the First Methodist church of this city, goes to Martha's Vineyard next week. During his absence several promi- nent ministers of theMethodist denomination ! will preach at the church. The Rev. Dr. George L. Walker, pastor of the Center church, Stamford, will spend his vacation as usual at Battleboro Vt., leaving the present week. During Dr. Walkers ab- sencs, the Rev. MT. Bixler, late of this city, will have charge of the pulpit and pastoral duties.
 The Rev. Joseph Fl. Twitchell of Hartford, will summer with his family at Keene Valley in the Adirondacks. They leave the oity August 1.
 Of the Yale professors, Prof. A. w. Wheeler is at Grove Beach, Prof. A. J. Du Bois and Prof. Johnson, s. s. S., are at Holdernen, Mass, Prof. H. P. Wright and family are at Oakham, Mass, and Prof. Richards is at Greensboro, Vt. Prof. D. Cady Eaton and Miss Eaton are summering at Lyme.
 MT. Thomas Wooks is summering at Kit tery Point, Me.
 MT. Cornelius Prespont is at Alberg Springs, Vt.
 Rev. MT. Butrick, of the Wooster Place Baptist Church, this city, is spending his vacation in Europe.
 Detective Brewer and family, of this city, are spending the summer at a cottage by the shore about mile and half below Savin Rock.
 MT. Charles E. BrowuelI of Moodus, and son, John L. Brownell, of Worcester, Mass, sail from Boston for Liverpool Saturday on business trip, the latter having sold patent right on his twister to an English syndicate.
 Albert T. CAndee, the assistant stamp clerk at the postoface, this city, is spending his vacation at Camp Echo. near Lake Salt onstall He will entertain several of his brother clerks on Thursday evening. Night Clerk James Madden, of the postofice, will leave to-day on two weeks vacation. Night Clerk Walter Doolittle will return to-day.
 Ex-President Hayes has arrived at Watch Hill for short stay.
 Miss Fannie Cook of New Haven is the guest of 0. H. Goodwin's family in Water- bury.
 Dr. Carl E. Munger has resigned his posi- tion as assistant surgeon of the Second regi- nent.
 Rev. Dr. smyth is at the Mt. Kineo House, Maine.
 Hartford people at Grove Beach, Clinton, are James Sutherland and wife. Misses Ida and Clara Shew, Frank Whitmore, Mrs. E. J. Clapp, Miss Louise Clapp, Mrs. A. 0. Clapp and daughter.
 The Smith cottage at Madison has jolly Hartford party comprising MT. 0. O. Fay, MT. A. O. Fay, Margaret Conroy, E. Ames, N. E. Goodrich, B. c. Capron and H. c. Wells.
 Royal E. Foster, who has for the past year been clerk in the office of the Derby rail- road at Belle dock, has resigned his position to take position in the office of the Housa- tonic road at Wilson's Point.
 Ex-Gov. English and wife are at the White Mountains to remain until August 1st, when they go to Saratoga for month.
 Mr. and Mrs. Justus Hotchkiss are at Rye Beach.
 Hon. Charles L. English and daughter are at Bethlehem, N. H., for month or more.