Morning journal and courier., 1889-07-29
PERSONAL JOTTINGS

Su""eF OuSln &1 By A0k0 ana stream
 and In the Adirondacks-Summ
 Notes About New Haven People of
 General Interest.
 Miss Vim Ward of this city is stopping in Neriden.
 Charles A. Futile of the senior class at the Yale Medical school leaves to-day for Q visit at Block Island. .-z-5
 Miss May L. Pierce, of William street, goes to Bristol, Ct., to-day for summer outing and visit among friends.
 I. w. Russell, with Price, Lee & Co.,, starts Monday for Cottage City. His wife and Miss Carrie E. Taylor go with him.
 Miss Nellie Thomas, bookkeeper at M., c. Perry's fancy goods emporium, leaves to-day for two weeks vacation at Warren, Mass.
 MT. George E. Gay of the Hyperion has re- turned iiom e sojourn in the White Aoun- tains and will soon start for trip up the Hudson.
 L. W neeler Bsecher and family have re- turned from a two weeks' trip to Quebec, and will spend the rest of the season at their cottage at Morris Cove.
 Dr. R. B. Lambert of this oity, has been in Philadelphia for the psst few days ss dele- gate of the Order of Tonti to the general convention of the order there.
 Professor A. o. Abbott, principal of the Westville school, whose leg was broken while on his way to the depot some three weeks since, is rapidly improving at his home in Sunapee, N. H.
 MT. and Mrs. Albert Fl. filling have been stopping at the Prospect House, Bethlehem, White Mountains, for several weeks, and leave shortly for Newport, R. l., where they will stay the balance of the season.
 Professor and Mrs. R. c. Loveridge are at White Sulphur Springs, West Virginia. They will leave there soon, however, for Academy, a small village in the Allegheny Mountains, where they will spend the remainder of the summer.
 David s. Adams of the editorial staff of the New York Herald and formerly of the New Haven Register was In this city Saturday evening and visited several of his old news- paper friends. He will pass portion of his vacation at Norwich, where Mrs. Adams is visiting her parents.
 O. Fred Stall, train dispatcher for the Con. solidated road at New London, has been ap- pointed day ticket seller at the Union passen. ger station there in the place of Stanley A. Smith, resigned, and WIS Sanborn of Valley Falls, R. l., has been appointed train dis patcher in place of MT. Stall.
 Mrs. John G. North and her daughter, Mrs Blakeslee, wife of Rev. MT. Blakeslee, who preached at the First Congregational church Fair Haven, yesterday are having a delight. full visit Mrs. John B. Cough ct her elegant mansion in Worcester, Mass. Mrs. Gougt spares no pains to maintain the residence \ and ample grounds in the same fine ordel and attractiveness that so delighted her bus band, the great temperance orator, and con | tributsd to make his rests at home 70 epioya | ble.
 | Mrs. Waddingham, wife of Mir. Wilson
 Waddingham, late owner of the princely res
 idence in West Haven, is at the lake Viev
 House, Ausable Chssm, on the edge of tn
 Adirondacks, where she is stopping witl
 three of her children. She had intended t,
 go farther, but stopped there owing to indis
 position. She went on the journey by tn
 advise of her medical adviser, Dr. Allen, o
 this city, who has telegraphsd her prescrir
 tions. The lady is improving in health
 which has been poor for several months past Ar. J. H. Hoffman, having many friend
 here and we'll known to the trade throughou
 the New England States, representing larg
 New York dry goods and fancy goods house
 left Saturday with his wife for the Mont Vel
 House. Middletown Springs, Vermont. Mi
 and Mrs. Hoffman will spend several wsel there. Accompanying them were their pel
 sonal friends, Mir. and Mrs. Tiffany and Mi and Mrs. Shaffer of New York, who, afte ) spending Q week with them at the populs Mont Vert, go to Lake George to spend th remainder of the summer. Mr. Shaffer is . prominent officer of the Standard Gas con ) pany of New York city, and MT. Tiffan } prominently represents real estate interest , in New York and conducts . stationery stol
 at the upper end of Manhattan Island. Mi Tiffany will at Lake George join his son, ,wh , is prominent in athletic sports. MT. Tiffany while in the Adirondacks @ year or two az with guide hunting for moose by night o l lake, shot and killed one of the largei moose ever seen in that region. Its immsns
 antlers are now one of the adornments of hi
 business office in New York. MT. and MT
 Hoffman, MT. and Mrs. Tiffany and MT. an Mrs. Shaffer are all members of the Leno Progressive GSschFs' Club < New York.