Morning journal and courier., 1890-08-04

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| About New Haveners and other Con-
| mecticut People JOurney1ngs Dy
Sea and SOund-Pleasure Sought AT
shore and Mountain - The Pubic
schools Committee Band Leader
Stack.
r. H. Whitaker of Middletown ID visit
ing in this city.
Mrs. A. H. Hale of Portland is visiting
| friends in this city.
! Miss Belle Fogle of 433 George street has
gone to Mt. Gilead, O.
| w. A. Baldwin of $50 York street has
gone to Goshen, Mass.
| A. Wahl of 100 Park street has gone to
| North Attleboro, Mass.
Mrs. George Barrows and family have
gone to Sag Harbor, L. I.
Attorney L. W. cleveland returns from
Morris, Conn, to-day.
Dentist George E. Nettleton leaves for a
two weeks vacation to-day.
Congressman Wilcox was at his summer
home in Westbrook yesterday.
Dwight w. Baldwin and family of. 10
Park street are stopping at Morris Cove.
Rev. E. NJ Poteat of Calvary Baptist
church is at Wilson's Store, Stokes county,
N. G.
julius Koenig, jr., of ST. Louis, is visit
ing in this city the guest of Rev. Mr..
Koepchen.
Miss Mamie Rowland of 40 Day street
has gone on a vacation to Saratoga Springs
for two weeks.
Miss Mamie Banahan left Friday to be
absent one month, visiting friends in Man
chester, N. H.
The Misses Eleanor and Edith How'd are
spending the month of August in North
CRANKY, Conn.
Miss Tenney and Ella Simpson of No. "a
Dwight street leave to-day for a three
weeks tour Of the Catskills
Miss Kelley of 10 Davenport avenue,
Miss Lynch of 20 Baldwin street, Miss
Brennan of 10 Elliott street, are all at Sar-
atoga.
Henry Barnes and family Of 1876 Daven- 1
port. avenue, this city, are at their cottage
on Governors Island for the balance of the
season.
Miss Elizabeth H. Richards, daughter of
Professor Richards of the Scientific school,
will teach in the Black Hall school for boys
in Old Lyme The coming year.
Attorney Talcott H. Russell and George
D. Watrous, Professor Henry A. Beers and
Major George H. Larned have returned
from their fishing trip to Gardeners bay.
Charles S. Brown, professor of machine
design and superintendent of shops at the
Rose Polytechnic institute Of Terre Haute,
Ind, lis spending part of his vacation with
friends in this city.
Mrs. g. A Dwyer and Mrs. G. NJ. White
will attend the G. A. R. convention in
Boston, where they will go state repre-
sentative and New Haven delegate re-
spectively to the convention Of the
Women's auxiliary
DR.. Carmalt and Captain O'Brien have
returned from their trip from Boston in
search of successor to Superintendent of
Schools Samuel T. Dutton A meeting of
the board will probably be called within
two weeks when the committee will re-
port.
Rev. Smith Ford, a clergyman of SYRIA
cuse, N. Y, has been summering for some
time at Savin Rock at the Letter cottage on
Thomas street. He leaves to-day to at
tend services at Evangelist Moodys school,
and afterward finishes his vacation at
Ocean Grove.
Principal Whitmore of the high school
who returned some days ago from a very
pleasant ten days vacation spent in
Springfield, Mass, Plymouth and other
places, will enjoy the balance of his respite
from school labors in short vacations in
this vicinity.
John H. Nolan, who was formerly with
C.G. Clark & Co. on State street at the foot
of Crown street, this city, is now general
agent of the Travellers Insurance company
of Hartford at Chicago. He left New Ha-
ven in 1865 poor boy and he is now re-
ported worth $4,000
John P Stack, jr. the leader of the Sec
ond regiment band, is around among the
business men of the city soliciting sub
scriptions for band concert to be given
on the green on the afternoon of August
6. The paper had received many subscrib-
ers, and it is the intention of Mr.. Stack to
ask the city to contribute to the project.
! The proposed afternoon concert is a sort
of experiment.