Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1889-08-05
PERSONAL JOTTINGS

About New Haven People and Their
Summer OutlnEs-Other Personal In
seliigence-NewH aveners by Sea and
shore and In the Old World.
Charles Dickerman is stopping in Wilkes
barre, Penn.
G. T. Burgess and wife have gone to the
Adirondacks.
Professor II. n. Reynolds has gone to West
NewReld, Maine.
Attorney Dow has returned from q trip to
Providence, R. I.
w. H. Warren is at the Rowland House,
Saratoga Springs.
| Misses Jessie and Carrie Buckbee are at
Bethlehem, N. Il.
Miss Birdie Bisssll, daughter Of DR.. Bissell,
is at Niagara Falls.
George D. Watrous and wife have returned
from Block Island.
| Rev. DR.. Newman Smyth starts for the
Maine woods to-day.
| The family of Mr.. J. B. Manville are al
North Braintree, Mass.
| John G. North is taking his outing al
Newtown with his family.
Ex-senator Plunkett and DR.. Bissell are
| "doing" the Paris exposition.
Miss Rose A. Doherty ia spending the
summer In the Allegheny mountains.
Max Adler and family leave to-day fo1
Saratoga to remain couple of weeks.
Mrs. E. L. Washburn and children will
pass the next two weeks at Natick, Mass.
J. B. Ryder has gone to the White Noun
tains accompanied by his wife and daughter.
Mrs. George R. Burton and son Louis are
| spending few weeks In northern New York
| State.
| Rev. Mr.. Luckey of the Humphrey street
Congregational church is at the Cstskill
Mountains.
Mrs. Ward Nichols, James Fairman and
| wife and Mrs. D. g. Phipps are at Alburgh,
| Springs, Vt.
Miss Jennie and Mics Matte Castle, of so
Daggett street, are to spend their vacation at
southington.
Miss Tes,is Donovan of 1913 Day street,
who has been spending her vacation in New
York, has returned home.
John Mclaughlin of Hsllook avenue, has
| arrived home from Europe. He was a pas
| senger on the City of Paris.
Miss Mamie Dalton of Brooklyn, N. Y, Is
spending her vacation in this city at the
residence of Mrs. T. F. Campbell on Leonard
street.
| The wife of Collector John G. Byxbee, while
walking on the rocks at their summer cottage
at Stony Creek, Friday, fell and fractured
her arm.
Henry Peck, the journalist, will edit the
forthcoming history of the old State House,
a guarantee that 1t will be we'll and admir-.
ably done.
Mr.. Rollin MoNeal and Mr.. Champion, Of
| Champion & Heaton, arc expected home this
week from TWO weeks' fishing exoursion In
Lake Champlain.
Isaac N. Damn, president of the New Ha.
ven CHAIR company, is stopping with his fam
| lily at Cottage City, at the Management
House, for the season.
Fred e. jerks left for his annual recrsa-
ton with his family Saturday. He intends
| to visit Lskeville, Twin Lakes and possibly
! the Catskill Mountains.
Rev. DR.. w. E. Vibbert of st. James
Episcopal church is stopping at the Berk-
| shire House, Great Darlington, Mass. He
will be absent several weeks.
O. z. Twitchell, connected with the Chat
field Paper company on State Street, ID
spending few weeks in Brooklyn, Conn.,,
| for the benefit of his health.
Thomas F. Cunningham and T. Edwin
| Gsa-y of this city, are moptivuod In yester-
days New York Tribune as OF the Block
Island Hotel, Block Island, and P. NJ.
Schoonmaker of this city, as at the New
Adrian, Block Island; also W. E. Clark and
| e: M. CLARK, of this city, as at the Windsor,
| Block Island.
| The Rev. Mr.. Archibald of Davenport,
| Iowa, who is soiourning with his family at
the residences of President @. A. Warren OF
the State street horse railroad, will remain
East to spend the remainder of his vacation.
He with his family visit the Catskills and
Saratoga before returning West, which will
l be about September LIST.