Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1890-08-28
PERSONAL NOTES

A Few Words More About the SUM
mer Vacations of New Haveners-
other Personal lettings.
S. S. Bushnell and family are at Lin
lithgo, NY.
E. H. Trowbridge has returned from
Rye Beach, Me.
Mrs. B. A. Pierpont is at the Vermont
house, Saratoga.
Professor Tracy Peck is at the Vail cot
tage, Block Island.
DR.. w. G. Alling has returned from the
White mountains.
w. P Tuttle of 362 Elm street has re-
turned from Stony Creek
Mrs. Dr. Lambert and son of this city
are visiting in Birmingham.
Mrs S. E. Benedict of IL Howe street
| has returned from Saratoga
| F. w. Field of Linwood street has gone
to Madison for several days.
w. E. Muller of 423 Orange street has
returned from Intervale, N. H.
| J. N. Champion of Ed street has re-
turned from the White mountains.
j Mr.. AL. Hammond and family of Whal-
ley avenue are at Saratoga for month.
Miss Minnie G. Kane is at Saratoga
Springs, where she will remain two weeks
Miss Clara Nickerson of East Haven il
the guest of her grandparents in Norwalk
Miss Deshon of Birmingham returned
from her two weeks visit to Oswego Tues
day.
Fred Osborne of this city is visiting his
grandmother, Mrs. Julia johnson of South
bury.
Herman Janorski and wife of 274 Ferry
street, Fair Haven, are summering at Sar-
atoga.
Archie Hartin and wife of Denver, Col
occupy a suite of rooms at the New Haven
house.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adelbert Porter of South
Manchester are visiting with friends il
this city.
Mrs. G. H. Farren of Westville is visit
ing Colonel J. L. Woodbridge's family il
Hartford.
Henry S. Dawson, president of the New
Haven Water company, has returned from
Alberg Springs.
Mrs E. B. Field of Madison is spending
few days in this city among relatives OF
Park and Howe streets.
Town Clerk Brethauer, who has been il
for several days with Inflammation of tn
bowels, is at his Office again.
Mr.. G. N. Downes of Birmingham ha
Just opened handsome new Office for al
investment and insurance business
General John E. Phelps, son of the lat
Ex-Governor John J. Phelps of Missouri
is visiting the Hon. John Allen of Say
brook.
John Newman and Miss Mary Newman
of Cedar Hill avenue, with Miss X. Hurle
of this city, have gone for weeks visit a
Saratoga.
Paul Westerhoff, bookkeeper for tn
Judges Cave cigar factory, has been sum
moned to the bedside of his mother, VIII
is critically i'll at Cincinnati.
Henry 1. Hazelton, who has been con
nected with the Derby Transcript sine
April, 1889, will leave Saturday to join tn
staff of the New Haven Morning News.
Rev. Mr.. Alcott, formerly assistant rec
tor of st. PauIs church in this city, an
now rector of St. Andrews church q
Marblehead, Conn, who has been in tow
for several days visiting friends, returne
home yesterday.
DR.. J. w. Cummings has been called t
northern Connecticut and Massachusett
for professional services. He will ais
| combine business with pleasure and take
few days for rest, which he greatly need'
| Mrs. Cummings will take care of the offio
during his absence.
DR.. McChesney, the pastor of Trinit
Methodist church, has returned home frol
Saratoga Last Sunday he preached
the First ME-. church at Saratoga Spring
where he concluded pastoral term twel
ty-one years ago. On Sunday evening
preached at the Round lake camp NEE