Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1889-08-06
PERSONAL JOTTINGS

bout New Haven People and their
Journeys Hither and Yon-Other Per-
sonal Notes.
Miss Ella G. Stein has gone to spend q
vacation at Sheepshead Bay.
Charles II. Webb, and family are at the
Arlington house, Babylon, L. /.
Mrs. w. d. Peck of Howard avenue Is
spending the summer at the Cstskills.
f. E. Parker and William Hall of Peck &
Son are spending their vacation at Saratoga.
Charles Henry Loomis, of LOOMS Tenn.
pie of Music, wife and daughter are at Block
Island.
Roundsmsn Cook vent to Cheshire yester-
day to join his family and take few days
outing.
Mrs. T. II. Walker, of $50 South Front
street, and family are visiting friends In
Trenton, Mass.
Mr.. George Hail. with the Julian Dennison
Co., will spend a week at Pawaon Park
camping out with friends.
George Holmes of Providence, who was
formerly orderly sergeant of the Light
| Guard, is spending ehort vacation in this
| city.
| ]. A. Miller of New York, who has been
visiting friends in this city, has returned to
| New York after pleasant stay here of sever
| al weeks.
O. @. Whaples has been promoted to be
foreman Of Price. Lee & Co.'s composing
room and John Sturgis to be foreman of the
press room.
Mr.. and Mrs.. !. Henry Lewis of No. 8 Ed.
wards street leave ehortly for trip up the
Hudson river and short visit to Albany,
Troy and Saratoga.
@. w. Scranton, of Bunnell & Scranton,
and family, and Gen. T. Bradley, of Benedict
| II Co., Church street, and family, are sum.
mering In cottages at Madison Beach.
Thomas II. Linahan, undertaken OF Grand
avenue, starts next Friday on western tour,
going ~ far ss Minneapolis and Duluth. Mr..
Linahan will combine business with pleasure
Mrs. Ann Warren and grandson, and Mrs
George A. Dale and son are at Smiths
Island, Stony Creek, for two weeks with Mrs
| Sherman b. Dibble and DIR. Charles Dibble
Carl J. Blenner, the artist Of this city who
has just returned from Europe, was four years
abroad, not four months, as the types had 1t
| yesterday. He Is the eldest son of d. p
Blenner Of State street.
Captain II. s. Parker, the chief clerk at
the Elliot house, left this morning on his
annual vacation. He will visit Lyme and
New London. Samuel II. Crane, Jr., son Of
the proprietor, will accompany him.
Ex-Gov. Bigelow, w. ]. Atwater, the real
estate finsncier, and Gen. E. s. Greeley are al
the White Mountains. There is quite a colony
of New Haveners at the mountains as n TRIP
among the mountains quickly demonstrates
B. f. Cannon, proprietor of a livery stable
on Crown street, has taken lease of the
livery stable, No. 101 George street. recently
occupied by James A. Bristol, who has dit
posed part of his livery stock to MI
Cannon.
Frank N. Nettleton, of William street has
returned from his voyage to Brunswick, Ga
| which he made on the schooner John L
Treat. The vessel came home flying, making
. remarkably quick trip, heavy favorini
gales all the way.
Miss Maria L. Kirschner, the former wei
known soprano of this city, now of Atlanta
Ga, where she sings In one of the principa
churches, is visiting friends in this city. Sh,
has also quite large class of pupils in voca
culture in Atlanta.
Mr.. w. 4. Haesche, the we'll known VIC
linist and composer, Is receiving many con-
CALCULATIONS from friends on his new must
cal success. His new composition "Dreams,
dedicated to Max Maretzek, is meeting will
many hattering comments Of approval. 1t 1
for meSzo soprano and an unu sually swee
solo, full Of touching melody. The "Dream
Ia pronounced his finest composition.
Augustus Il. Lines has returned from hi
sojourn among the Catskills. He was oblige
to cut his vacation short on account of tn
serious illness Of his horse "a $40 nag value
at $500, bus he (the horse) is now GONZALES
cent and In few days Mr. L. will rejoi
his family, who are spending the summer 6
North Braintree, Mass. During their stay 6
the Catskills Mr.. L. and his friend. Charlie
q. Merriman of this city, where offered pos
tions at high salaries in the Catskill Music'
, association, also in the Mountain Ajax baf
ball club Of that locality, but were obliged
| decline.