Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1888-08-24
PERSONAL JOTTINGs

PERSONAL JOTTINGs
bout New Haven People and other
COnnecticut People.
Mrs. f. Ketterer, of this city. is at Sara
toga.
Prof. Tracy Peck of Yale is at Nantucket,
Mass.
Mrs. w. Il. Stanley, of this city, is at
West Cheshire.
Harvey j. Nicholson, of this city, has been
granted pension.
Mrs. J. s. Porter, of Hillhouse avenue, is
at Blandford, Mass.
Driver Ben Riley of the precinct is enjoy
ing short vacation.
Miss Tillie E. Friedrich is spending few
weeks at Morris Cove.
Mrs. Fl. NJ. Beecher, of this city, has ar
rived home from Cobalt
81. g. Warren, the banker, of this city,
and wife are in Saratoga.
Prof. r. Fl. Chittendon and family have
returned from Walpole, N. n.
Archey Williams, the barber, left yesterday
for New London and Newport.
Mrs. q. A. Scranton has arrived home
from stay at Watch Hill, R. I.
G. 81. Stillson of this city, the architect
and family, are at Double Beach.
Miss Lydia Jacobs of this city is visiting
Mrs. Jacob Mann of Birmingham.
Mrs. a. Pierpont, wife of DIR. Pierpont,
has arrived home from Claremont, N a.
Miss Alice Bartlett of Lafayette street ia
spending the summer at Stockbridge, Mass.
President Dawson of the New Haven Water
company has returned from Alburgh Springs,
Vermont.
E. Jay Edwards, for years past of the New
York Sun, formerly of this city, was in town
yesterday.
Captain E. E. Marvin, United States COM
missioner, ia preparing history of the Fifth
regiment.
DR.. George R. Shepherd of Hartford has
been passing his vacation with his family OF
Cape Cod.
Deacon Lucius Fitch, wife and daughter,
of this city, arrived home Tuesday from Sar-
atoga Springs.
Mrs. F. J. Ives, of this city. left yesterday
to join her husband, who is now located in
Manitowac, Wis.
Presiding elder, DR.. J. w. Beach, preached
and held quarterly conference last evening
at Washington Hill.
Frank Dole left for Saratoga Wednesday
night to attend the bench show of the Amer
lean Terriers club.
o. B. North and family left to-day for
Bethlehem, New Hampshire, where they will
sojourn for several weeks.
Policeman Talcott Rhodes of the precinct
who has had q two weeks vacation. returned
to duty last evening.
Deputy Sheriff ]. r. Warren and family
returned yesterday from Woodbury., where
they have spent week.
Miss Lille Hodgson has returneds from 4
delightful two weeks trip to Saratoga AND
several beautiful summer resorts along the
Hudson.
E. G.. Harrison, of New Haven, has takeI
the place in the Palmer, Mass, postofie va
Gated by Julian Tuthill, who will return IL
Boston to school.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph q. Greenleaf of El6
street have returned from three weeks stay
in western New York and weeks stay at the
Thousand Islands.
Bernard Keaton of this city, student in the
Allegheny college, left yesterday for Scran
ton, Pa. where he will spend several weeks.
Mr.. Keaton will be ordained to the priest.
hood this winter.
Mr.. Benjamin W. Loveland, organist at
the Church of the Good Sheperd. Hartford,
recently gave organ racitals at the First Con-
gregationa1 church in Chicago, and the
Church of Our Father in Detroit.
Edward Kelley, superintendent for the New
Haven Folding Chair company, started Wed.
nesday night, accompanied by his wife, on a
visit to Niagara Falls, the st. Lawrence river,
among the Thousand Islands, and interesting
points in Canada.
Horace s. Hart, son of Police Commissioner
Hart, returned home last evening. The early
part of the summer he spent at Mortified,
Mass, and the past four weeks he has been
at the Chautauqua assembly in New York
StaSe. He will enter the Columbia School of
Physicians and Surgeons this fall.
The Litchfeld Enquirer says: Leonard
Cogswell, court stenographer, of. New Ha-
ven, has laid aside his quill, his cases, his
tenures, his actions, his recognizances, his
vouchers, recoveries and indentures and all
the paTaphernalia of the statutes, and at his
fathers, Sherman Cogswell, is drinking in,
or more correctly breathing in the ife-giv-
ing atmosphere of New Preston.
The Rev. Professor Clarke, of Bridgeport,
having decided to sell his house there and
remove to Middletown, is TO dispose of the
theological portion of his library, which he
has been thirty-fve years collecting and
which exceeds 1900 Volumes. In the Ber-
kelly Divinity school library the professor will
find the same books.
New Haven arrivals this week at Litcth-
field: At the Lake View, William F. Fisher;
ut the United States, F. P. Stetson, W. E.
MiIlen, James E. Foley, Della T. Donahue,
s. Sael. Other Connecticut arrivals at
Litchfsld are: At the Lake View, G. "A.
Hotehkiss and wife, Bridgeport; at the
United States, G. r. Gardener, William +.
Lyman, Cyrus r. Bostwick; L. g. Plumb,
Bridgeport; Miss Il. Anderson, Miss A. Sha-
han, Norwich; Miss Fairchild and friend.
Seymour, Ct; G. w. Washburn, A. Wild
man, Danbury; Charles T. Higginbotham,
Thomaston; W. E. Bostwick, New Milford;
Mrs. E. Hill. Mrs. r. Belden, Webster Bell
den, Norwalk; g. A. Vincent, Kent