Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1890-07-09
PERSONAL NOTES.

About New Haven People and other
Connect1cut Peopie-Many Vacation
Trips and Summer Outings.
F. T. Bradley of 1921 Chapel street is at
Berlin, Conn.
Mr.. G. R. Chamberlain is summering at
Morris Cove.
Principal Lewis of the Webster school is at
Niantio, R. I.
w. L. Hull of 1877 Liberty street is at
Haddam, Conn.
Miss E. E. Cowles of 3s5 Orange street il
at Burlington, vt.
Mrs. R. O. Peck of 532 Chapel street is at
West Norfolk, Conn.
w. F. Ensign of $40 George street is at
North CRANKY, Conn:
Lawyer G. s. Hamilton had very pleasant
time on his Canadian trip.
Rev. George e. Day OF Yale Divinity
school Is at Norfolk, Conn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Y. D. Kimba,l of Woodbury.
will summer in New Haven.
J. A. Lambert of SO Bradley street ia sum
mering at Southbury, Conn.
Mr.. P. E. Pardee of 175 st. John street Is
summeriDg in Clinton, Conn.
@. L. Baldwin and family of College street
have cottage of Woodmont.
Robert E. Day Of the Palladium left TOR o
TWO weeks vacation yesterday.
Miss Maggie Moran of Waterbury sails for
Europe this week on the Alaska.
Professor W. X. Townsend and wife left
yesterday to summer in Colorado.
Professor R. Il. Chittenden OF Yale and
family are summering at Norfolk, N. Il.
Mrs. s. Brace of "a Norton street is at the
Mt. Everett house, South Egremont, Mass.
]. T. Whittelssy and family of Prospect
street are summering at East River, Conn.
Professor Mather and family and Professor
Barney and family are summering at Clinton.
DR.. Francis Bacon and wife leave to-day
for q stay at the Forest Hill hotel, Franconis,
N. Il.
John B. Judson, the city market fruiterer,
and family are summering in their cottage at
Pine Orchard.
Mr.. G. P. Marvin of 1877 High street is at
the Mt. Everett house, South Egremont,
Mass, for the summer.
A. L. Hammond. the Broadway tobacco.
mist, leaves to-day for Montreal, Canada, for
a three weeks vacation.
| Ericsson Bushnell and w. g. Bushnell,
sons of 9. 8. Bushnell. have taken apart
| ments in the Avondole fats.
President T. G. Bennett of the Wincheste,
Arms company and family are summering at
their cottage at East River, Conn.
Mrs. Norton and her daughter, of this city
are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Jefferson
Steele of Stanley street, New Britain.
Mr.. A. D. vorce of Hartford, left New
York yesterday on the steamship Alaska fol
. three months business trip through
Europe.
Misses Annie, Emily and Jessie Barber
daughters of Mr.. Mark Barber of New Britain
avenue, Hartford, are spending the month q
Madison.
e. 1. Atwater. the Grand avenue pape
ruler, and wife are summering at Brooksvale
Conn, Mr.. Atwater returning from the cit.
evenings.
r. w. Mills, the State street grocer, an
Woodment, Mr.. Mills returning from busines
each evening.
Mr.. George P. McLsan of Hartford and DI
, Knight of Salisbury will spend the month i
Europe. They sailed q week ago, and vii
return in August.
Addison F.Hunie, bookkeeper at the Elec
; trio Light company's Office in this city, ha
started upon three weeks vacation 9
Liteh6eld, Bantam Lake and Saratoga.
, George A. Butler, president of the Nations
! Tradesmen's bank and family are summerin
at the Montowese hotel, Branford, Mr.. Bu
Ter driving to the shore every day after banl
ing hours.
q. w. Sanford of 1890 Chapel street
conducting the Hotel Pembroke at WOOD
mont, Conn. The house is rapidly 6llin
with guests and promises to be very pepuls
under Mr.. Sanford's administration.
The Hartford Office holders who are now
! Europe include Alderman Charles E. Billing
and p. n. Smith, Fire Commissioner P.
Smith, Street Commissioner Charles h. MOI
than and DR.. w. W. Knight of the healt
I board.
Professor B. Jepson and family are sun
mering at their cottage at Stony Creek. Pr
, lessor Jepson bought cottage on one OF tt
islands near the mainland about three yea
ago. He has been having various addit1or
and improvements made to it. Professc
Jepson has just returned from attending tt
musical convention at Detroit, Mich.
|, Sylvester Smith of the New Haven Bal
{ ing company has bought the O. 8. Bushne
, residence on Howe street, corner of Grown
| Mr.. Bushnell Is now living in Washington
{ where he is interested in bringing to the NJ
tice of the United States government tt
by the late John Ericsson. Congress hs
q lately made an especial appropriation {
{ $50, 900 for testing the merits of the destro.
4 or, which will probably take place at New
: port late In the summer.
| About fifty teachers from New Englar
9 sail on the Anchor line steamer Deconia +,
]. England to-day, to be gone from thirty -eigl
to sixty days. They will land at London
derry and visit Ireland, England, Franc
Belgium. Holland and Scotland. Amor
those who will 60 are q number from Ne
r. Haven. They are: Mark Pitman, Miss Sal
: ]. Andrews, Miss Susie E. Mathewson, r.
Griswold, N. o. Warner, E. s. Cowle
;, Frank Kendall, Bessie q. Crawford and Mi
a Bessie ]. Case. Miss Ella Daniels of Mer
9 den will also 60, as will f. J. Perkins, Mi
|. N. L. Bartlett and Thomas W. Russell
, Hartford, and Miss Mary L. Collins
Bridgeport. The New Haven people left IL
city yesterday for New York.
4 L. $3.50