Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1890-08-01
PERSONAL NOTES.

New Haveners' OutIngs-Away From
the Fierce Heat - BY Seashore and
= Mountain.
w. q. Lee of 317 Crown street is at Sara.
toga.
w. H. Ely of 426 George street is in
CRANKY.
E. R. Whiting of 1877 Dixwell avenue is at
Mantle.
Mrs. Ketterer of 1874 St. John street is at
Saratoga.
g. T. Smith of 1O1 Greene street is at
Short Beach.
W. H. Leighton of 4se Orchard street is
at Litch6eld.
j. Wolcott of rs Orange street has returned
from Saratoga.
W. J. vietch of 30 Sylvan avenue is at
Plymouth, Conn.
F. W. Mar ia at the Utica, Monroe avenu ne,
Asbury park, N. j.
river, Nova Scotia.
w. L. Mix of 80 Dwight street has return
ed from Cottage City.
Edward I. Atwater and wife are at Indian
Neck for few days.
Mrs. Henry Fitch is at the Oceanside
house, Magnolia, Mass.
Bev. L. II. Squires is at South Dansville,
Steuben county, N. Y.
Herbert N. Bishop Is at the Aequam
house, Holderness, Mass.
Charles q. Webb and wife are at Shelter
Island Heights, Long Island.
R. W. Mcintyre of 20 Dwight street has
returned from Oswego. N. Y.
Mrs. d. W. Benedict of IL Howe street Is
at the Washburn house, Saratoga.
N d
at Fair Haven, Mass, has returned.
Professor George E. Day, of Yale divinity
school, and wife are in the Adirondack.
The Misses Edith and May Peck Of Bristol
street are visiting relatives in Berlin, vt.
James b. Rida of 1886 George street is at
the Lake View hotel, Hillsboro Center, NY.
P. j. Cronan, the paper box manufacturer,
| and family are summering at Madison, Conn.
a. G. Warren, the broker and banker,
| and wife are at the Hotel Look OF, Sugar
Hill. N. h.
Charles E. Hart, the marketman, has been
having a delightful sojourn In South Egre-
mont, Mass.
Mrs. William B. Swanton of this city has
departed for Plantsville, Conn.,, where she
| will remain for six weeks.
Joseph Porter of Sperry & Barnes has been
| finding delightful weather and fne fishing at
| his island in the Adirondacks.
| Mics Birdie Miller of this city ia summer
| ing with friends from Philadelphia ut At
lantic City, N. j., and remains there until
| October 1.
Miss F. II. Atwood, head clerk at Ensign's
fancy goods store in Waterbury, is spending
| her vacation of two weeks at N. E. Beecher'e
| out on State street.
Edward A. Anketell, clerk of the superior
| court, left this morning with his family for
the Catskills, where they will spend q two
or three weeks vacation. They will make
Tenersville their headquarters while In th.
mountains.
| E. j. Phelps, who has been connected with
| the Courant for two years, and who was for
| merly newspaper reporter in this city, is tc
become part owper of the Spokesman, q new
paper at Spokone Falls, Washington. HI
has started west.
| Miss Katie Cover returned to this city last
week, and will begin her duties as teacher in
the high school next term. She was q grad.
uate of Ann Arbor university in the class OF
'S8, and for the two years past has been prin
| oipal of the high school In st. Johns, Mich
Continued success and fresh laurels are be
| ing won by one of our most popular singers,
Miss Marie L Kirschner, throughout the
| south and west. Wherever che has sung she
| has won the hearts of her hearers by her de-
| lightful singing. Several western papers
speak highly of her singing In leading
| chnrches and at varions aptartainna,t.