Morning journal and courier., 1889-08-03
PERSONAL JOTTINGS

About New Haven People ana Their
 Summer Exsursion Trips-Other
 shore Personal Notes.
 Edward MoCarthy is at the Warden, Sara- toga Springs.
 Miss Grace Weeks, of this oity, is visiting Miss Lila Tracy in Rockville.
 J. Gibson, No. A Edwards strest, continues to improve and is c0nvalescent.
 Charles A. Heaton is stopping at the Grand Union hotel, Saratoga Springs.
 O. s. Morehouse and family are stopping at the Prospect House, Princeton, Mass.
 Lyman D. White of this city is to start to- day for a vacation which he intends to spend yachting.
 Rev. R. G. s. McNeille and son, of Bridge port, have reached Cologne, Germany, on their European tour.
 Miss Gwendolen A. Beers of Bridgeport. is enjoying two weeks visit among numerous relatives in this city.
 Mrs. Jean Walker ot San Francisco, Gal. is in town spending the summer with Mrs. J, Henry Lewis on Edwards street.
 Mir. and Mrs. William H. Merwin of Ed. wards street will go to Merwin's Point next week to remain until September.
 Mrs. Mix of Stafford, Ct., is visiting hel mother, Mrs. Cheney of Clintonville, and wal in town yesterday visiting friends.
 Dr. Thompson, of Fair Haven, has started for Canada on fishing trip. His wife ac companies him as far as Saratoga.
 Mir. Charles L. Merritt, a prominent mem- Der of the Republican League, and wife left yesterday for stay of three weeks at Asbury Park, N. J.
 MT. W. I. Dickerman, son of Florist Dick erman, returned to Norfolk, Va, this week to superintend the erection of his elegant new floral depot at Norfolk. Mrs. Stephen Cook of Howe street, accom- panied by her son, Clifford, started yester. dry on visit to New London, Block Island etc., ond expects to be absent some weeks.
 Mir. William J. Atwater has been errone ously reported in the papers as at the White Mountains. He Ia at his office on Grand avenue daily, and takes. his White Mountain trip later in the season.
 Fred E. Jenks, of the State street firm O, Ooe & Fields, is to start for his annual rec. reation with his family to-day. He intends to visit Lakeville, Twin Lakes and possibly the Catskill Mountains.
 Alderman s. s. Thompson and family have returned from a vacation tour that has in oluded the White Mountains, Bar Harbol and Portland. In the latter place Alderman Thompson visited his brother.
 Howard N. Somers and family from Balti. more, Md, have arrived in town on visi, to friends in the city. Mir. Somers Is junior member of the firm of William L. Ellis & Co.,, oyster and fruit packers of Baltimore. Mrs. Maria L. Faulkner and Mrs. Peter D. Faulkner of Erie, Penn., who have been wis. iting friends in this oity, returned home yes. terday after very enjoyable visit amongst friends whom they have not seen in many years.
 Mir. Savage. the carpenter builder, and family have been tsnting out at Msrwin', Point for several weeks past, finding 1t de lightful way of spending the warm season Merwin's Point is now alive with cottagers and not only the cottages but the hotels ar' filled.
 Miss Hattie Bishop, of the corp of teacher, of Skinner school, leaves shortly for Roches ter, N. Y., to pay visit to her friend, Mrs Nevins, daughter of the late ex-Towr Clerk Milton s. Leonard of this city, Mrs Bishop, mother of Miss Bishop, returns from e stay at Asbury Park, N. J. Judson l.. Saunders was married Thursday morning at 2 o'clock, at the residence of MT and Mrs. Perry Banta, 227 Shelton avenue to their eldest daughter, Lima, by the Rev A. P. Miller. The young couple left on tn So'clock Boston express for Yarmouth, N. s. where they will spend the honeymoon. Ex-Governor Bigelow went this week t, l North Adams, Mass., to meet his friend President Converse, of tho Winchester Re beating Arms company, who is under treat ment at North Adams. He has returned tc this city, but will probably leave to-day fo trip to the White Mountains in company with Superintendent Shepard of the Consoli ! dated road and others.
 MT. and Mrs. W. A. Beers will start fo Saratoga Thursday, the 6th inst. to remain until September. Mir. Beers will take hil fine black Msssinger mare, "Nellis," :" and roas wagon with him, going down on the | o'clock boat to New York and up the Hud son p. m. boat to Albany, arriving Friday morning. He will drive from Albany ti Saratoga, thirty-ons miles. MT. Beers vii continue his regular weekly Saratoga letter. to the CouRuR while sway.