Morning journal and courier., 1888-07-24
PERSONAL IoTr1NGs
About New Haven People and Oth
 Conuectfcut People.

About New Haven People and other
 Connecticut People.
 J. D. Shelly, of this city, is at Saratoga.
 R. B. Farren and family are at Madison, Conn.
 E R. Whiting, of this city, is at Niantic, Conn.
 Mrs. J. D. Riggs. of this city, is at Block
 Island.
 D. c. Beardslsy, of this city, is summering in Milford. Prof. s. E. Baldwin, of Yale, is at Bloon- ingdale, N. Y. Albert filling and wife, of this city, are at Newport, R. I. Ex-Senator R. P. Gilbert of Hebron has re- gently been quite i'll.
 Mrs. M. Thomas, of this city, is at Crom- wall- on-the- Hudson. Ex-Judge and Mrs. Lynde Harrison are stopping at Leete's Island. Miss Susie HAwley, of this city, sang in St. Paul's church, NoTwalk, Sunday.
 John D. Madigan and wife, of this city, are visiting friends in HsydenViIle, Mass. Miss Gertrude Mclean, of this city, is visiting Miss Mabel Hoyt at South Nor walk.
 Judge David B. Booth of Danbury is to re- tire from legal practice owing to failing health.
 Miss Minnie Blydenburgh, eff this city, is visiting at Miss Nellie Hoyt'B on TiIley street, New London. The call extended by the congregation B'nai Jacob of-sh city to the Rev. Israel Zachs has been accepted. President George M. Clark of the Higgsnum Manufacturing company has returned from a business trip to the Pacific slope. The Rev. A. s. Kavanagh, pastor of the South Park M E. church, Hartford, is to spend his vacation, the month of August, at Higganum. The Hon. E. 5. Cleveland of Hartford and wife, with their son Edward, are spending the summer at the Cleveland homestead at Hampton Hill. MT. and Mrs. Henry 0. Bowen gave 6 chiI- dren's picnic Friday to the young people of Woodstock. All the children in the place attended and the affair was 8 most pleasant one.
 MT. Frank Anthony of the tax collectors office, this city, has as guest for few days Captain John Green of Buffalo, N. Y., cap. tain of line of steamers running between Duluth and Buffalo. Miss Etta Thompson, daughter of Dr. Thompson of North Carolina, who has been visiting Mrs. William Coolidge on St. John street, has gone to Boston for the further improvement of her health. Mrs. Thacher, wife of Adjutant General John H. Thacher of the Connecticut Grand Army, met with severe accident few days ago, spraining one of her ankles 80 seriously that she has not since been able to walk a step.
 Ex-President Hayes, who is at Watch Hill, is among the new subscribers to the book, 'fForging His Chains" i" by Bidwell, who with two others nearly succeeded in robbing the Bank of England of an immense sum of money.
 Mrs. George N. Moves, of Hartford, is spending the summer at Prince Edwards Island. Her husband, who is one of the in- spectors of the Hartford Steam Boiler Inspec- tor and Insurance company will join her for his vacation the middle of August. During the war MT. Moves was a member of the First Connecticut cavalry and is member of the Connecticut Cavalry association.
 Mrs. Joseph A. Bromley, of Lyon street, and MT. and Mrs. Augustus E. Lines, of Whalley avenue, left yesterday to spend the remainder of the summer at West Brookfeld and North Braintree, Mass Mrs. Brom1ey's daughter Miss Eleanor will follow in about a week. The family of Mir. Henry s. Johnson, the grocer on State street. are summering in the same locality and Miss Carr of Parry's fancy goods store on Chapel street will take vacation there shortly. It is highly spoken of by New Haven people who have visited thsEe.