Morning journal and courier., 1890-08-23
PERsONALNOrRs

About New Haven People and Their
Summer Outings i'm This Country
and I'm Europe-Other Personal
Items.
w. II. Ely has returned from CRANKY.
A. L. Holt has returned from Block ISL
and.
T. A. Todd has returned from Block Isl
and.
F. Alling of Spring street is at Ypsilanti,
Mich
Mrs. c. Chittenden is at Grove Beach,
Clinton. IS
J. Wilkinson has returned from River
head, NY.
Miss L. h. Dayton of Trumbull street is
at Block Island.
L. ]. Miner is at the Broadview hotel,
Bethlehem, N. II.
to NARROW, N. 81.
Professor Seymour is TT Block Island at
the Vail cottage.
A. c. Cone of Grove street has returned
from Greenport, L. 1.
Rev. L. II. Squires has gone from Auro-
ra, NY, to Lima, NY.
E. M. Willis of 1893 Elm street is at
Greenport, N. Y, for a week.
A pension has been granted to the widow
of Chester L. Noble of this city.
Mrs. NJ. A. Thomas of Westville is spend
ing few weeks in Woodbridge.
Mrs. E. A. Lewis of Dwight street has
returned from stay in Branford.
Mrs. o. T. Osborn of 143 Dwight street
is summering at Brookfeld, Conn.
G P. Marvin, after stay at Saratoga,
has gone to Cromwell-on- the-Hudson.
Mrs. R. A. D. A. Sperry of Howe street
is at Governors island, Stony Greek.
Charles Kimberly of Kimberly, Root &
Day has returned from White Lake, N. Y.
Miss NJ g. Lefingwell of Ed street has
returned from stay at Brookvale, Ches-
hire.
General George H. Ford and wife sail
from Europe for home early in Septem-
Der.
II. II. Chittenden and wife of Humphrey
street have returned from Tannersville,
N. Y.
! B. Shoninger and wife have gone to the
Hotel Kaaterskill, Catskill mountains, New
York.
Mrs. A. Sanford of George street has
gone to Canaan Four Corners, Columbia
Co., N. Y.
Mrs. Spencer johnson of ST. John street
is spending the balance of the summer in
Litchfeld.
J. B. Ryder, after stay at Hillsboro
Bridge, N. H., has gone to Center Hair
Dor, N. H.
Miss NJ. c. Blakesl1, who has been
spending the summer in the west, has re-
turned home.
Captain John A: Mcdonnell and wife of
Portsea street returned from a trip to Nj
agara Falls yesterday.
Miss Julia Gibbons of Howe street leaves
to-day for Middletown, where she will visit
her mother and friends.
Miss Jennie Butler of Jersey City is
spending a week or two with the family of
j. Fl. Lewis of Edwards street.
Mrs Chatfield of Humphrey street is in
Torrington, Conn., On her return Mrs
John Adt-will go to Torrington.
John G. Chapman and wife and daugh
tiers, Misses Alice and Grace, leave to-day
for few days stay at Block Island.
Miss Emily S. Dunsing and Miss Anna
v. Weidig of New Haven intend to enter
the convent at East Mauch Chunk, Pa.
Fred Farnam, formerly of the Hub
Clothing store, this city, now with Rogers,
Peet & Co., is in town visiting friends.
Nelson E. Barker, formerly of this city,
now president of the Second National
bank of Chattanooga, Tenn, is in town.
Professor Simeon E. Baldwin of this city
wasI yesterday elected president of the
American Bar association now in session at
Saratoga.
Miss Fannie Valentine of SO Saltonstall
avenue left yesterday, on her vacation, for
Norwich and Worcester, to be gone two or
three weeks.
Mrs Romantic Wells and Daughter, Miss
Lila, of Fair Haven, are spending couple
of weeks at Saratoga Springs, stopping at
the Waverly.
Stephen B. Butler has been having a
very enjoyable time in Germany and
leaves shortly to travel in France and stay
a week or two IN Paris.
H. G. Warren, the banker and broker,
and wife arrived home last evening from
very pleasant stay at the Hotel Lookoff,
Sugar Hill, White mountains. &.
Mrs Bates and Miss Bates, wife and
daughter of Senator Bates of Tennessee, ARE
guests of Major and Mrs. Barrow at their
residence, ''Bonair," in West Haven.
NJ. Sonnenberg, the Shoninger' piano
piano dealer, his wife and children, have
been having very enjoyable tour in Ger
many and Switzerland. They sail for
home in few days.
Miss Bena Diebel, daughter of j. Diebel,
the caterer, who has been away for two
weeks in New York and Philadelphia and
at summer resorts ON the Jersey coast, re-
turns about September 1. Mr.. Diebel is
having very enjoyable visit in Germany,
spent chiefly in his native town and
vicinity.
The sloop Hattie Wallace, owned by
John Mcneil of Oyster Point, has returned
from six days fishing trip 60 Block
Island, having made the large catch of 500
pounds of fresh cod. Among those on
board We're Captain ]. Mcneil, Mate r.
Meyers, G. A. Hamilton, E. A. Hamilton,
G. H. Hamilton, H. Crawford of Fair Ha-
ven and Franklin L. Barnes of Morgan,
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