Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1888-08-27
Personal JOrT1NGs
About New Haven People and Othe
Connecticut People.

ABOUT New Haven People and other
Connecticut People.
DIR. M. R. Brinkman, the dentist, has re-
turned from the Catskills.
Mrs. E. s. Buck is visiting Miss Enma
Strickland at Portland, Conn.
General George II. Ford and wife will sail
for home one week from to-day.
Miss Hattie Smith of Brooklyn, N. Y, is
the guest of Miss A. N. futile of Elm street
Misses Lizzie and Bertha Graftunder and
William G. Kegelmeyer have gone western
trip.
Mayor Crandall of Norwich is sick with ty-
phoid fever at the home of his father in Led
yard.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. H. Smith of Philadelphia
are guests of Mr.. and Mrs. William B. Clark,
Milford
F. B.Walker and family of this city have
been stopping lately at the Grand Central,
Newtown.
Rev. F. E. Snow of South Windsor preach-
cd in the Congregational church, Stratford,
yesterday.
Frank Millspaugh, manager of Judds
bookstore, is at the Look OF House, White
Mountains.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Davidson of Milford
are guests at the White mountains for few
weeks recreation.
A young son of John w. Thompson of
Stratford had narrow escape from drown
ing 3 few days ago.
Mr.. Will Dillon, for several months in the
employ of Oh. Hall, Newtown, has returned
to his home in this city.
Councilman Edward Keaveney, William
F. Donnelly and Eugene F. Sullivan have re-
| turned from Block Island.
Mr.. G. NJ. Ames, principal of the graded
| school at PlantsvilIe, has returned from his
| months vacation at Sachem's Head
Principal Peck of Strstford has returned
from his trip to Ellenville, N. Y, where he
was 1900 above the mosquito limit.
| Mrs. Crosby, -matron of the hospital, has
been suffering for the last Eve weeks with
spinal meningitis and malarial fever.
Gustavus TiIden, son of Hon. Chester Til
den of Willimantic, returned on Friday from
a two months trip to Greenfield, Iowa.
Rev. 1. G. Meserve of the Davenport
church, has declined the call extended to him
by the Congregational church at Cedar Rap
| ids, Iowa.
Andrew j. Porter, chief clerk for Vice.
President Stevenson of the Housatonic
| road, has returned from a vacation in the
Adirondacks.
Colonel Perkins of Norwich, who recently
passed his hundredth birthday, is spending
his annual vacation at the Fort Griswold
House at Eastern Point.
Mr. A B. Call of Amador City, Cal, was
| married on Wednesday evening to Mics
Emma E., daughter of George II. Fuller.
They go to California to reside.
Prof. w. o. Turner left Willimantic Fri
day morning for Claimants Neck, Westport,
Mass to conduct the singing for two weeks
camp meeting, after which he goes TO Silver
Lake, vt.
spending the past few weeks with Miss Lena
Lambert, of No. % Silver street, returns
home tonight with the well wishes of her
New Haven friends.
John Fitzpatrick, a well known Hartford
expressman, died Saturday morning at his
home on Westland street from complication
of diseases. He drove for number of years
for Terrett and afterward for George.
Ex-Representative Patrick Caravan of East
Hartford sailed from New York yesterday to
meet his two daughters, who have been study
ing in Paris. They will make a tour of
England and Ireland and return in about two
months.
Misr Nina ]. White, who has lived in this
city year or two, is visiting at Mr.. Elihu
Carlisle's in Goshen. The annual meeting of
the Mohawk Tower corporation will be held
at the log cabin by the tower Saturday, Sep-
TENDER 8, at pm. Mr.. and Mrs. Waite of
this city entertain the company this season
and they have had great many visitors. Mr..
j. Deming Perkins of Litchfield has given a
very nice flag to the tower.
DR.. A1ling has returned to the city and char
acterizes Mr.. Trowbridge's suit against him
as ridiculous. The doctor was visiting the
coal regions of Pennsylvania and. hastened
his return because of the suits brought
against him here. OF the Trowbridee suit
he says that he was doctor in both the Inger-
sol and Trowbridge families and that Mrs
Trowbridge and Mr.. SIngersoll met some
half dozen times in his Office, but only by
chance, as they might have done in the Office
of any other physician. They were admit
ted as all other patiente were, by the ser
want The doctor cannot see how improper
relations between the two could have oc-
CURED in his Office.