Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1890-07-24
PERSONAL JOTTINGs.
summer outings of New Haven Peo-
pie and other Connecticut People
other Personals.

summer outings of New Haven Peo-
pie and other Connecticut People,
other Personals.
The Rev. R. P. Stanton of Norwich is
seriously i'll.
Miss Jessie Dyer of this city is at Pine Or
chard for weeks stay.
Lawyer Moulton of this city left yesterday
for stay of several weeks at Kittery, Me.
George Oglesby and wife of Franklin street
are going to Saratoga to spend few days.
Architect W. S. Babcook and family of
this city are summering on the Hudson river.
Isaac G. Lewis of Meriden is occupying his
handsome cottage on Water street, Stony
Creek.
Mrs. Spencer of Waterbury has arrived at
her cottage at Oyster river, Woodmont, for
the summer.
Fritz Sternberg, son of ex-Selectmsn Stern
berg, ia visiting his friend Frank E. Hall at
Short Beach.
Attorney George L. Dickerman of this city
has been confined to his house for several
days by illness.
Principal Loomis of Washington school,
this city, is back from very pleasant stay
at Drewsville, N. Il.
Samuel Hoggson and wife have returned to
their cottage at Oriental park, Savin Rock,
from stay at Morris. Conn.
Abby J. Underwood of Norwich, aged
seventy-two, was sliced with cholera morbus
Sunday and died in few hours.
Elihu Beckley and family of Howard ave.
nue. are spending the summer at Merwin's
Point, where they own fine place.
Charles II. Lester of New London has been
appointed census collector of manufacturing
statistics for New London and Montville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Brown and family of Milford
have moved into the cottage which Mr.. and
Mrs. F. A. Hall vacated last week at Mer-
wins Point.
President Isaac N Damn of the New Haven
Chair company and New Haven Rattan COM
pany, will with his wife summer in August
probably at the White mountains.
James Burnes and his daughter, Miss U1-
ricka of Galveston, Tex, are at P. McKen-
| mas summer cottage in Woodbridge. Mr..
| city.
Mr. George E. Huntley, formerly of the
| New Britain Herald composing DOM, will
| enter st. Lawrence university In Canton, N.
Y, September /, where he will study for the
Universalist ministry.
Mrs. U. NJ. Calhoun, wife of the Rev. Mr..
| Calhoun of Oanandaigua,N N. Y, has removed
from her cottage in Milford to Everett
| Clark's, as she was unable to stand the noise
of buildings next to her. She is an invalid
| A party of young ladies, consisting of Misi
Mary Blackman, Miss Ada Lindsley, Miss
Jennie Blackman, Miss Virginia Mix, Mist
| Olive Day and Mics Alice Finch, are spend.
| ing part of their vacation at Roaring Brool
farm, Avon, Conn.
| Mr.. Justin E. Burgess, of Burgess & Bur
| CESS, this city, whose health has been some
what impaired, leaves for recuperation for
Manchester, III, on Saturday, to be absent
about three weeks. Mr.. d. B. Burgess Of
the same firm returns to-day from q two
weeks stay at Manchester.
| List OF Patents.
List of patents issued from the United States pat
emit Office Tuesday, July %, 1890, for the
state of Connecticut, furnished from the Of
fec Of Earle Seymour. solicitors of patents, ses
Chapel street, New Haven, Conn.,:
| NJ P. Bray, Ansonia, assignor to d. II. Tanning
corset waist.
U. Cummings New Haven, rock drill.
J. Dawson Hartford. mucilage moistener.
y. Newton Hartford, sash fastener.
| +. II. Richards, assignor to Traut Il Hine compa
| ny, New Britain, suspender buckle.
smh fsx sad
Peckweli assignor to said Smith, construction OF
| tenement houses
=, z. yaliquet. assignor Of one. half to NMayotte
Norwich. screw cutting lathe.
| f. j. Wooster, Waterbury, puzzle.
Found to be Insane.
DANBURY, July 23.-The condition of AL.
fred Maiden and Frank Slocum, who wers
shot last night by Henry Eddy, the insane
man, was much improved to-day. This
morning Eddy was examined by Drs. Strait
| ton and Vile as to his mental condition, and
they both pronounced him violently insane
| He was removed to-day to the insane asylum,