Morning journal and courier., 1890-03-31
PERSONAL NOTES.

Cashier Riehardson Back From Flor
ada-Thrse Young Misses ana Their
IS BsnevoIsns work In Lent-A Youths
Journey Abread-OG for the spscklsA
Trout.
Henry webber, the Chapel street grocer,
who has been very III, is now on the road to
recovery.
Mrs. n. L. Smith of Springfield. Mass,
who has been visiting friends In this city,
has returned home. "
Miss Katie Lavalaye arrived Tuesday last
at Antwerp and will remain to complete
her education at . French academy.
Miss Alice Fschter has been secured -
one of the altar vocalists at the concluding
concert In Miss Ipgersoll's series Of popular
concerts, which have indeed proven 90 high
~ popular.
Mrs. Albert Lum, who has relatives and
friends In this city. returned to her home In
brooklyn, N. Y, Saturday after several
days visit to her mother, Mrs. j. II. Hug
gins of Meriden.
To-day John d. Bradley of the Japanese
goods store, and Mr.. Kenney Of Kennsy d
Phelps, builders, are of for Burlington,
Conn, equipped with rods. etc., for day or
two Of trout fishing in that section, the trout
law being of tomorrow.
Mr.. 8. P. Crafts, the brick manufacturer, IL
slowly but surely progressing toward COM
plete recovery from tho prostrating ehects OF
the attack Of pneumonia which confined him
to his bed at Qainnipiso for twelve OF thir-
teen weeks. He 10 now again attending to
his business a3airs daily.
A ST. Augustine, Florida, paper says: Ma
jor Joseph II. Keefe Of New Haven, Conn, is
In our city. The mpjor, who ID one of Nav
Haven's most prominent business men and
most genial gentleman withsl, expresses him
self as being we'll pleased With the state of
Florida at large and with 81. Augustine In
particular.
Captain Charles II. Townshend aud his
younger son Rsynham had Q very rough pas
sage across the "big pond, !" but arrived
safely and In good spirits. They landed ct
Queenstown and proceeded to visit some OF
the ancient castles OF England and various
cities and next proceeded to London, where
Captain Townshsud hes many friends.
They had mapped ont tour Of many OF the
mest interesting sites Of London and visits
TO 4 number of places of note In the south
Of England. They return about Nay 1.
The sale for charity given at Mrs. Everit's
on Trumbull street by three young ladies,
Misses Bessie and Mabel, daughters Of Cap.
tain Il. A. 0essner of Apothecaries hall, and
by Miss Ella Smith of Trumbull street, WAS
sgratifyipg success, the young. people hsv.
friends, despite unfavorabls weather, about
$50 for the building fund for %. Paul's Sun
day school building. They spent nearly al
their spare time in the Lsnten season In
making fancy articles for the sale, which
made . very attrastiye- display while Toe
cream and other palatable articles, including
home made candles, were sold. The young
misses feel much indebted TO their many
kind friends for the liberal patrongs be-
slowed.
Cashier J. A. Richardson, Of the Yale Ma.
tional bank and treasurer Of the New Haven
Co.operative Loan and Building Fund asso-
citation, arrived homo from his trip to Flori.
a. Saturday afternoon last. He Wa away
four weeks, the first vacation OF any note ht
has taken since hs went into the service o.
The bank twsnty.ssven years ego, and he 70
ports that he enjoyed every moment. Thu
weather, II anything, wss too warm Down II
Florida for absolute comfort. He left hi
wife, who accompanied him on his "trip, o
sDsytona, Florida. Nearly all his journeyinl
Il Florida was confined to the Atlantic coast
He went ia miles south Of jacksonville
One OF The places he visited was 81. Angus
tins. He did not meet New Hayener n
Florida, but met : number Of people from
. oihsr parts Of ppr little state, including aen'
X Prom New Milford. -
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