Morning journal and courier., 1890-08-20
PERSONAL NOTES

About New Haven People and Their
 Summer Outings - Other Person.
 als.
 Professor T. G. Shepard has gone to Saratoga for three weeks outing.
 Miss Lottie Fenwick of West Haven is wishing Mr. Charles Chaffee of Derby.
 E. l.. Jones, the Church street cigar dealer, is away making tour of Long Isl and.
 Mr. Kelsey of Wilcox & Co.'S has re- turned from two weeks stay at Asbury Park.
 Superintendent of Police Bollman is en- toying week or two at Granby with his family.
 Mrs. c. K. Clark has gone to her former home in Barre, Vt, to enjoy few weeks vacation and rest.
 First Selectman s. M. Bacon of Middle town was in town yesterday consulting Town Agent Reynolds.
 Miss Mamie Keefe, daughter of Major Keefe, will leave to-day to visit friends at Mantle and New London.
 Clark Smedley, who was by mistake re- ported ill yesterday, is attending to busi- ness as usual this morning.
 Mrs. Wallace Ives and child of 27 Daven- port avenue have gone to Fuller mountain, Kent, Conn.,, for two weeks. Mrs. F. I. Peterson has returned from c two weeks visit in the northern part of this state and in Massachusetts. Miss Maggie E. Doherty of William Nicely & Co., s has gone on a two weeks vacation trip to New York and Saratoga Mr. and Mrs. George D. Lamb and Miss Nettie Lamb have returned from a weeks visit in Boston, Mrs. Lambs native city Mrs. F. E. Jones and son of 256 Wooster street, are spending the remainder of the summer with relatives in Massachusetts, Miss Maggie Doherty of 1S6 Davenport avenue, will start for Europe the latter part of this month on a three months visit.
 Miss Nellie Flynn, bookkeeper at the Bowditch & Prudden Co., s, is spending her vacation at Lake Waramaug, Litchfield county.
 Miss Nellie Thomas of Perry's fancy goods store has returned from two weeks visit at Hinsdale, N. H., and Chicopee Falls, Mass. Miss Tillie Healy, Miss Hurley and Miss Mary Newman have returned from two weeks vacation at the cottage of Miss Newman's brothers on Milford beach. Mrs. Theodore Baldwin and family oi Derby, and Miss Lewis Young have re turned from Smiths Point, where they have been spending the past two weeks. William H. and Frederick Heidenriecl of Charleston, s. O., are visiting theil aunt, Mrs. John Brill, of 250 Franklin street. They remain in town couple o1
 weeks.
 Mrs. E. B. Vail of No. 183 Wooster street is enjoying @ few days vacation and rest at her brothers, s. A. and A. A. Up sons Averill Park hotel, Averill Park New York.
 General E. E. Bradley and family will leave some time within O week for the White mountains, where they will spend some time. They are going first to Beth lehem, N. H.
 Mrs. Thomas D. Lindsay of Ansonia accompanied by Mrs. Joseph Gooding and daughter of Shelton, and Mrs. George
 Gooding of Waterbury, are occupying $
 cottage at Smiths Point for week.
 Rev. Ella E. Bartlett of Madison, Wis
 consin, is the guest of her father Zenas B Bartlett of 36 Edgewood avenue. He is en route from the Universalist grove meet ing at The Weirs," New Hampshire.
 Mrs. Lida Sawyer of Deep River is visit ing her sister, Mrs. .. F. Bartlett, 5ol State street, as is also MT. George Graham
 of Brooklyn, who is connected with { stock brokers office in New York city. Major and Mrs. c. H. Sanford of Cleve land, O., are the guests of w. H. Moore ot
 High street, Ansonia. Major Sanford wal formerly resident of New Milford, anG served with distinction in the Fifth Con necticut regiment.
 Harry Birdseye of Birmingham left Sun day afternoon to make an extended toul on his bicycle. He will first go up the Hudson and take in the places of interest He will also make an extended toul through the empire state.
 Willie Hubbell, with Howard & Barber of Birmingham, made little tour on his "bike' yesterday. He left early in the morning and went first to Burns Point, then to Woodmont, Savin Rock and New Haven, returning at night.