Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1889-07-12
Personal JOTTINGs

l Concerning New Haven People and
other Connecticut People.
Prof. Max Dessauer is at the Thousand
Islands.
Mr.. g. P. Marvin of this city is at Prince.
ton, Mass.
Mr.. G. M. Loomis has gone to Pine Hill,
New York.
Mr.. G.. L. Armstrong Is at South Eyre
mont, Mass.
Mrs. John A. Porter Of Hillhouse avenue is
at Blandford. Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. George A. Isbell are sum-
mering at Stony Greek.
Prof. Franklin B. Dexter of Yale and wife
are at Fairhsven, Mass.
Mr.. ]. Johnson of State street is at the
bia House, Saratoga, N. Y.
Mr.. Philip Pond and daughter of this city
are at Torrington for the summer.
Mr.. w. R. II. Trowbridge is at the Nonto-
wese House, Indian Neck, Branford.
Miss Mary Murray of Hartford is visiting
Miss Mary Donegan of James street.
Miss Annie E. Thomas of this city is at
Maple Grove House, Nevesink, N. Y.
Judge Torrance and family have gone to
Fishers Island to occupy their cottage.
Mrs. Virginia T. Smith of Hartford is
slowly recovering from her recent injuries.
Mrs. 9. B. Hall of Orchard street, this
city, is summering at South Evanston, Ill.
Rev. DR.. Todd, If he takes any vacation
this season, will take 1t later in the season.
Frank E. Corbin and family of New Britain
are sojourning at West Haven for few days.
Mrs. DR.. Robert Faulkner and Mrs. Peter
D. Faulkner of Erie, Pa, are visiting friends
in this city.
R. T. Palmer, jr., of R. T. Palmer & Co.,
Norwich, sailed Wednesday for summers
trip In Europe.
Mr.. George Treadwsy of st. Louis, former
ly for many years of this city, Is summering
at Bay View, Me.
Mr.. g. F. Moore, late of this city, has now
taken up his residence at 1877 Ashland ave.
nue., Walnut Hills, Cincinnati.
s. E. Foreman, late of the West Ansonia
school, has been appointed principal of the
Shelton public school for the coming year.
Miss Celeste Harpar and Miss Irene Allston
of New York city are spending a few days
with Mr.. and Mrs. Waylsnd Dean of this
city.
There is in the employ of the Bridgeport
Standard compositor who has served in the
same Office for thirty-six years. His name is
George r. Stowell.
Carlos w. Storrs of Seymour, member of
the last graduating class in the Yale Law
school, has entered Wooster, Williams &
Gagers Office in Birmingham for the summer.
Architect Isaac w. Day of Bridgeport has
been appointed building inspector of that
city for three years under the provision of
the ordinance passed by the present common
council.
Captain Josephus Forbes of East Haven
and John Bunee, the we'll known State street
merchant, start to-day for an extended cruise
to the eastward in Captain Forbes new and
handsome sloop yacht.
Miss Julia Bright, daughter of Mr.. John
Bright, the we'll known crockery dealer, left
Tuesday with her cousin, Mr.. Hudson N.
Graves, for the Thousand Islands and will 60
journ there during the season.
Prof. Bail, for so many years teacher of
drawing in our public schools and who came
here to attend the Masonic centennial, will
koAAnih q low unJb AOukoE. ne IL III ROOu
health, as his host of friends will be glad to
learn.
Mr.. James Fl. Knight, president of the
First National bank of Hartford, owns one
of the finest single SOULS on the Connecticut
river and tor 16 years past has taken pull
daily when the weather permitted. His
brother, DIR. Knight, is also fond of the same
exercise.
Rev. P. 8. Evans of this city was one If
the speakers at q conference of the Hartford
Baptist association held in Hartford Wednes-
day. His subject was "The Lay Element in
City Evangelization." Rev. B. B. Gibbs of
bloomfield and Rev. o. Fl. Stidham of New
Britain also spoke.
A yachting trip has been planned by Greg
ory Morton, Esq, of the New York Yacht
club. The steam yacht Aida, owned by Mr..
Morton. will sail with the party, which con.
tains several New Haven ladies', on Sunday
afternoon. They will make three weeks'
cruise along the watering places of the New
England coast a. far north as Mount Desert.
Charles L. Shaffer died at his home in
Scranton, Pa, few days ago from injuries
received by falling down stairs some days be-
fore. He was formerly resident of Bir-
mingham and was painter by trade. He
leaves wife and several children, three of
whom live In Birmingham. They are Charles
K. Shaffer, John p. Shaffer and Miss Belle
Shsffer.
The delegates from Humphrey street Con-
gregational church, this city, to the Y.P.s.C.
E. national convention in Philadelphia were
Mr.. and Mrs. h. P. Shares and Mr.. Walter
Davis, president of the YP.S.C.E. of Hum
phrey street church. Rev. Mr.. Luckey, the
pastor. was prevented from going, his wife
having been taken Ill, and Mr.. Davis went.in
his stead.
Mr.. Wayland I. Dickerman, wife, child
and nurse have arrived home. Mr.. Dicker-
man is son of Mr.. George A. Dickerman and
Is manager of the Brambleton Floral COM
pany of Norfolk, Va, one of the largest floral
concerns in the South. Mr.. Dickerman re-
turns the LIST of August to superintend the
numerous improvements which the company
contemplate making in the fall necessitated
by their largely increasing business. Among
them is large addition to their already ex-