Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1889-08-12
PERSONAL JOTTINGs

About New Haven People and Their
summer Outings.
Mr.and Mrs. Willis @. Bailey are at Asbury
Park.
Frank E. Clark is at the Grand Union Ho-
tel, Saratoga.
G. J. Parrett and daughter, Miss Grace,
are summering at the Catskills.
Deputy Sheriff Konold's daughter Jennie
is visiting In Collinsvills for few weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. g. II. Baldwin and daughter
Bessie have gone to Asbury Park for a week.
Hon. G. T. Driscoll of this city was among
the arrivals at RichAeld Springs, N. Y, last
week.
Foreman Clarence Whaples, of Price, Lee
& Cos, is taking weeks outing at Rock
dale, Ct.
David 8. Gamble, of F. N. Brown & Co..
and aon, left Saturday for two weeks stay
at Saratoga.
Miss Nsva Benhsm of Nash street, daugh.
ter of James z. Benham, is spending August
at Short Beach.
Hon. Carlos French and Mrs. French are
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. E. G. Stoddard
at Pomfret, Conn.
At Goshen this week are E. Pardee and
family of Whalley avenue and Miss Nellie T.
Hawkins of Whalley avenue.
Henry O. Pardee and daughter Anna 90 to
the White Mountains to-day, where the latter
will remain until September.
F. E. Walker has been appointed to suc-
coed E. Il. Williams In the box Office of
Proctor's New Haven Opera House.
Mrs. VIM. Hillhouse of New Haven was
among the arrivals at the Prospect House,
Blue Mountain Lake, Adirondacks.
John Henney, jr., superintendent of motive
power on the Consolidated road, and wife left
for the White Mountains Saturday morning.
Chief Engineer Curtis of the Consolidated
road spent Sunday with his family at White
Plains, N. Y, where his family are spending
the summer.
Harry Nettleton, chief clerk in the Office of
General Superintendent Shepard, and wife
left Saturday for Bethlehem, N. Fl. They
will return In two weeks.
II. A. Kelsey of New Haven and ]. W.
Kelsey of New Britain were among the ar
rivals at the Taylor House, Schroon Lake,
Adirondacks, N. Y, last week.
The Misses May and Kittie MCCARTHY and
Miss Josie LeBrun left. Wednesday evening
for three weeks sojourn at Asbury Park.
They stop at the West End Hotel.
Mrs. Bishop of Bradley street. wife of Il.
M. Bishop, the druggist. left last Friday for q
stay In the Catskills, accompanying her sister,
Mrs. Benjamin Blackmau of New York.
President G. A. Warner, of the State street
horse railroad, and wife have returned from
a weeks stay In the Catskills at the Kasters-
kill and the Mountain House, also at Sara
toga Springs.
Lawyer w. A Wright starts shortly for
Milwaukee, where he will join his wife and
daughter and visit his brother. who formerly
resided in this city and was engaged upon
the Lever, daily paper published here about
fifteen years ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Maynard, of 100 Saltonstall
avenue, Fair Haven, celebrated the thirty
third anniversary of their marriage, Friday
evening. It was joyful occasion and many
friends were present. Miss Blondin and the
Misses Maynard were in charge of the must
cal programme.
Messrs Stahl and Hegel returned yesterday
from a weeks stay in Boston and at Nantas-
ket Beach. While In Boston they attended
banquet given by the furniture manufaotur-
ers of the Hub to the retail dealers through
out New England. About $50 sat down to
the feast, which was at the Thorndiks Hotel.
Manager George White and the employees
at Heubleins cafe, presented julius Hsase,
the head waiter, with q set of china con-
tanning 140 pieces, Saturday evening. Mr..
10 81 ha cd a. ha
Lutheran church on George street. by Rev.
Mr.. Siebke. The bride Is Miss Henrietta
Warner.
Thursday evening german was given at
the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. L. Bige-
low, of the firm of Healy & Bigelow, in honor
of their nieces, the Misses Sarah and Maud
Goodnow of New York and Miss Grace Pike
of Portland, Me. Among the guests present
from out of town were Miss Grace de Almagro,
the authorsss, and Miss Ora E. Akely of New
York city.