Morning journal and courier., 1888-08-09
PERgONAL IOTTINGs.

About New Haven People and other COnnectieut People.
 Aldermen McGann and Hollingsr, of this city, are in Saratoga.
 Bishop Williams has recovered from his slight attack of vertigo.
 Miss B. Smith of Olive street has gone to the Catskills for her vacation.
 James olmstead, the druggist, of this city, is confined to the house by illness.
 Mrs. E. w. Warren, of this cit leaves to-day for two months trip through Cam ada.
 Judge A. Heaton Robertson, this city, will start Saturday for ten-dsy stay at Block Island
 Judge Hayden of Windsor, who has been quite seriously sick at the White Mountains, is reported much better.
 Deacon Simeon Palmer and wife, of Ston- ingtOn, celebrated the sixtieth anniversary of their wedding Monday.
 Mir. Foote of the corps of clerks at the Na- tional Tradesmen's bank is teking 6 vacation in the White Mountains.
 Prof. F. A. Fowler was in town yesterday He is taking short excursion trips this sum- mer for his vacation rest
 S. Frankenfsld, of R. Ballerstein & Co.,, this city, started yesterday for two weeks' vacation at NArragausstt Pier.
 Philo A. Bushnell, bookkeeper for George Fl. Ford, has gone out of town on c pleasure trip and to recruit his health.
 Mrs. William B. Catlin, jr., of this city is a guest ct Long Branch, N. J., at the cottage of her cousin, Mrs. Charles Ransom.
 Councilman W. E. Morgan's children, this city, Eddie, George and William, are visit ing their uncle, Dwight Foster, at Mapping, Conn.
 MT. E. Hayes Trowbridge, jr., who is sum- mering with his family at Rye Beach, wes in town yesterday for a few hours, returning in the evening.
 Miss Fannie Lynch, teacher in the HAllock street school, this city, and Miss Annie Bren- nan, are spending their vacation at West Cornwall, Conn.
 Professor Perry of Williams college and his bride, nee Miss Annie Bliss of New Haven, were among the guests at the Winthrop, Mer- iden, Tuesday evening.
 The Hon. James Gallagher of this city started for the White Mountains Monday with his two grandchildren. They will be gone two or three weeks.
 Charles Brandt, manager of D. M. Welch & Sons Grand avenue store, has just re- turned from three months' tour in Swee- den, Norway and Denmark.
 The young lady whose poeketbook was snatched from her hand while she was pas- sing the Yale Art school on Monday night is a Miss Brennan, of Canal street.
 Misses Lizzie and Maud Kennedy, daugh- ters of Depot Police Officer Kennedy, will where they will sojourn for @ few weeks.
 MT. and Mrs. Joseph H. Greenleaf of Ed street, this city, have been for the last four weeks visiting in western New York and left yesterday for stay among the Thousand Is- lands.
 Ex-President Woolsey of Yale is again summering in Cornwall, Conn.-his summer resort for about twenty years. His health continues quite feeble, but an improvement Is looked for.
 The family of Mir. B. Shoninger, the piano manufacturer of this city, are at the Fabyan House in the White Mountains to remain un- til near the close of September. MT. Shon~ lnger joins them in few days to remain ten days.
 Ine members or the Wood family held family reunion last Wednesday at the Mun~ son cottoge on Beach street, Litchfeld. Four brothers and six sisters, the children of the late D. W. Wood, met at their old home with many friends and had good time.
 The Hon. Charles W. Grosvenor of Pom- fret, who represented the Seventeenth dis triet in the Senate of 1Ss5-6, is occupying the Turner residence in New London for the \ Iummer. He is slowly recovering from 8 I severe illness which prostrated him last spring and which at one time 1t was feared I would prove fatal.