Morning journal and courier., 1888-07-28
PERsONAL JOTTINGS
About New Haven People and Other
 Connecticut People.

H A Connecticut People. Prof. Brush and family leave for the White Mountains next week. Dr. George F. Peterson, the Elm etreet dentist, sailed for Europe this week. John P. Stack, jr., has been appointed bandmaster of the second regiment. Letter Carriers Hesley, Woodruff, Foote and Carroll leave on their vacation neIt Wednesday.
 Depot Police Officer Tom Kennedy arrived
 home yesterday and goes on duty at the depot again next week.
 A. L. Traeger and A. L. Hill have gone to the Adirondacks to remain in the woods for
 about six weeks.
 Colonel George L. Perkins, of Norwich, is the oldest voter in the State. He will be 100 years of age August 5.
 The little daughter of William H. Moseley of the New Haven house, is seriously i'll and it is feared that she will not recover. Miss Lizzie Walker, of Arlington, Mass. 1, who has many acquaintances in this city, is visiting her brother, Lieut.. Robert Walker. J. W. Mitchell of S7 Broadway will leave for Virginia on or about August 10 to see about some valuable property left by his father.
 Professor Thomas D Adams, a teacher in
 the high school, will leave in few days for Lake Winnespesaukie, N. H., where he has 8 cottage.
 been summering for month past in Sherman
 chiefly at the home of her father, ex-Senator
 w. w. Hoag.
 Charles Chase and family, Andrew H. Turner and family and William Rowe and family, all from Baltimore, Md, have arrived in Fair Haven and will remain for the sum- mer.
 Edward T. Root of Waterbury, who went to England on his wedding tour early in June, is lying critically ill with muscular rheumatiam at Egremont,a small village near Liverpool.
 MT. and Mrs. Maier Zunder, Miss Della Zunder and Reginald Zunder, MT. and Mrs. Paul Well, and Mir. and Mrs. William Scholl- horn left yesterday for Saratoga to remain two or three weeks. They will stop at Con. Rress hall.
 Milo O, Clinton and wife of Clintonville, 0. R. Smith and wife of this city and Miss Eva S.. Noe of stepney start for the shore this
  They will occupy o. 0. Clinton's house near Pine Orchard.
 MT. George I. Babcock, jr., who went from West Haveu to Denver, Colorado, where he is now engaged in real estate business, is spending few weeks in New Haven Mir. Babcock located, named and obtained the charter for the town West Haven, Colorado.
 General s. E. Merwin. Alderman Frank 0. Bushnell and Commissioner Herbert E. Ben- ton, the committee in charge, have issued in- vitations to the friends of A. P. Hitchcock, the retiring editor of the Palladium, to com plimentary dinner to be rendered him at the Homestead, Savin Rock, next Thursday night. Mr. Hitchcock returned yesterday from his vacation trip in New York state.
 Mir. and Mrs. s. B. Shoninger and two daughters and their younger son Joseph of Chicago are at Saratoga and they leave next Mondayt 10 visit Lake George and Lake Cham l plain and later leave for the White Mountains I where they will be joined during the season | by Mir. and Mrs. M. Sonnenberg and children, I where the party will remain until September l [. Mir. s. B. Shoninger returns to this city | lext Tuesday, !