Morning journal and courier., 1889-07-16
PERSONAL JOTTINGs.

Outings BY New Haven People and
other Personal Notes of Interest,"
On Madison Beach.
Alderman John w. Kinney and wife are at
Block leland.
Druggist John Fl. Klook is at West Haven
for the summer.
Edward P. Judd starts this week for Lake
View, East Hampton.
President Dwight and family are at their
summer home in Litch6eld.
William Trumbull, Law school 'S9. left
yesterday for Block Island.
Mrs. Julia Pincher and family, of New
Britain, are at West Haven.
Attorney Arvine left yesterday for the
Berkshire Hills for short rest.
Deputy Sheriff Joseph R. Warren is
spending few days at Saratoga.
Mr.. Louis Weckesser, of Bishop street,
sailed for Europe last Saturday.
Rev. DIR. Smyth of Center church takes
his annual vacation later in the season.
The family of Assistant City Attorney
Dow 1t spending the summer at Guilford.
Rev. S. II. Watkins of the Church of the
Ascension will take his vacation in August.
Johnnie A. Dodds, champion, leaves TO-
day for a short vacation at Stafford Springs.
James O'Rourke of the New York base
ball club spent Sunday a. his home in
Bridgeport.
N. G. Whipple and wife from Cleveland,
Ohio, are visiting his parents on University
Place, this city.
Rev. DR.. T. T. Munger and his family are
In the northern part of New York State on
vacation for six weeks.
Miss NJ. Gertrude Hall, who has been crit
| ically Ill, Is considered out of danger by her
physician, DR.. Stetson.
Manager Allen of the Telephone COM
pany In New Britain has taken his family to
Bethlehem, Litchfeld county, for the sum-
mer.
Mr.. F. A. Southworth, of Thrasher &
Southworth, Chapel street, returned home
last night from two weeks stay In Phila-
delphia.
Professor William Z. Chandler and family
started yesterday on a driving tour to En-
field, Mass, where they expect to spend the
Summer.
Hon. Samuel L. Warner and Edmund
Stiles, of Middletown, left yesterday for
business trip TO Idaho. They will be absent
several weeks.
Professor Parsons, organist of Dwight
Place church, will begin his vacation this
week. His place will be filed by Mr.. Ar
thur l.. Bristol.
Mrs. B. I. Hazard, with infant and nurse,
from Georgetown, 8. c., is visiting, for the
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E. Gould, George street.
Mr.. Marks Harris, bookkeeper for the firm
of J. Coro &c Son, looking glass manufactur-
ers, New York city. is visiting Mr. Israel
Jacobs of "a Elliott street.
Miss Jessie Beers of Howe street, has ac-
cepted fine position in kindergarten at
Buffalo, N. Y, and will begin her work as
teacher at the beginning of the fall term
Mr. Edward Prince, timber agent for the
Diamond Match company in Canada, is in
the city visiting his son, Alderman @. E.
Prince. He returns to Canada tomorrow.
Mrs. r. A. Harris, of New Britain, will
sail for Europe tomorrow on the steamer
City of Chicago. Miss Thekla Peterson, of
Bridgeport, will also sail for Europe on the
same steamer.
Miss Christine Ransom has returned from
short visit at the home of her sister, Mrs.
Ward Montgomery, in Rochester, N. Y.
During the first of August, she will be one
of party of New Haven tourists who will
make q three weeks coaching drive to the
White Mountains.
Labor Commissioner Hotchkiss, has ten
dered the position of chief clerk of the La
Dor bureau to Mr.. William A. Countryman
of the editorial staff of the Evening Post.
Mr.. Countryman has accepted. The salary
! is 81 800. He will, no doubt, fill the posi-
ton ably and we'll.
Mr.. Wayland I. Dickerman, son of Florist
Dickerman, Of this city, Ia in town for few
| days. He is erecting large and handsome
floral depot In Norfolk, which will be the
finest In the business In the Southern States,
with large plate glass windows In front and
fountains, statuarG and q garden in the rear,
besides fine conservatory.
Mr.. s. e. Dibble, the Grand avenue stove
and furnace dealer and plumber, and his
family are sojourning for the season at
pleasant cottage on the beach at Madison.
They have been there several weeks and the
sanitary result is most satisfactory, the
health of the children which was delicate,
having become robust at the sea shore. The
cottages are nearly all occupied. Hartford
and Meriden are well represented and at
New Waterbury old Waterbury is as usual
represented In force. Madison has her share
of peculiar names for places: Hogshead
Point, Roast Beef Hill, Wild Cat Lane, Duck
Hole, Clsp-board Hill. Horse Pond, are
some of these. The latter name belongs
to Q settlement q short distance from the
village.
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