Morning journal and courier., 1888-08-13
PERSONAL JoTrrnes

About New Haven People and Other Connecticut People. Ex. Alderman Frank Munson is spending few days at Newtown. Will W. Hardy, who has been at Fire Isl- and, has returned to this city. Sister I.eoneldo of St. Joseph's convent,
 Hartford, is visiting in this city Deputy Sheriff Joseph P. Warren and fam fly are at Woodbury for their vacation. Misses Edith and Mabel Johnson of How ard avenue are summering at Glen Ridge, NJ.
 MT. and Mrs. William H. Merwin of IS Edward street, have gone to bridgeport for g couple of weeks
 Rev. Mir. Luekey, pastor of the Humphrey street Congregational church has gone away for his summer vacation.
 Luther NJ. Lessay, of Birmingham, will start for Seattle, W. T., August 20, where he is to locate and open dental office.
 Mir. and Mrs. L. 0. White of Waterbury are guests of Mrs. Lynde Harrison at her shore cottage near Leete's Island. Miss Ray Wolfe and Miss Theresa Bretz. fielder are visiting their friend, Hiss Miriam Dryfus, at South Norwalk, Conn. Ernest Finis, the State street tailor, is
 travelling through Germany in company
 with F. W. Schneider of State street. Miss Kate Gleason, daughter of Judge Gleason, of Flushing, L. l., is stopping with her cousin, Miss Katie Mulcahy, of Portsea street.
 Mrs. Theodore Webber and son and Mrs. Gustave Mosog of Ansonia came to Savin Rock Saturday, where they are to remain for two weeks.
 The Rev. A. H. Wyatt of Bristol, late of New Haven, is spending the summer at Pine Grove, Canaan, making occasional visits to Bristol as his pastoral duties demand. W. R. H. Trowbridge lectures on "Travels in the Holy Landn in the Third church, Guilford, Wednesday evening. He speaks in aid of the Village Improvement society.
 Mr. Henry 0. Bowen of the Independent with Mrs. Bowen and Miss Bowen arrived last week at the United States Hotel in Sara- toga from their country seat at Roseland, Woodstock, Conn.
 William Hoag the insane man who tried to jump from the Quinnipiae bridge last week, will be taken to the MiddletoWn asylum by his father, who is prominent and esteemed resident of Sherman.
 W. A. Brooks of Hsveri1l, Mass, gradu- ate of Harvard, class of 'ss, and membersof the crew of that year, is visiting his uncle, CharleslA Brooks, of this city. The ex-oars- man is now in the Harvard Medical school.
 James Gibbie and Thomas Nolan, two of the most popular employees of the Standard Cab company, start on Wednesday for an ex- tended tour, stopping at Saratoga, Lake George, Niagara and several other prominent summer resorts.
 Miss Ida Rosenberg, Misses Kittie and Maggie Dunn, Miss Mamie Cummings and Miss Eliza Stamford are recruiting at the Bradford cottage, Stony Creek, and Miss Bertha Werzburg is stopping at the Island View House, Stony Creek.
 Mrs. George A. Barnes of Howard avenue, has recently returned home from stay of several months in Boston, and leaves shortly with her husband, of the Adams Express service in the Union depot, for stay of sey- eral weeks in Watertown, Ct.
 Joseph Treat and family, MT. and Mrs. J. R. Walker, Mrs. Wilson Futile and Miss Tat tie of Cottage place, Waterbury, with Mrs. Wilson Fargo of Pennsylvania and Miss Lena Johns, left Waterbury Saturday to occupy for week the Mrs. Tinkhan cottage at Meadows End.
 Miss Annie Linde, daughter of J. Linde, the Congress avenue druggist, who has been visiting relatives for the past six months at Trinidad, Colorado, has. returned to our city once more and is spending the rest of the summer with her parents at their summer cottage at the West Haven shore.
 Miss Clara Katzenstein of Hartford has been recreating for the week past at the Brainerd House, Stony Greek. and will spend this week with her friend Miss Lena Lam- bert of No. IA Silver street. A reception will be rendered Miss Katzenstein by her many New Haven friends next week at the resi- l dence of her friend.
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