Morning journal and courier., 1890-09-03
Indignant.


To the Editor Of the JOURNAL AND COURIER:
The article published in Monday morn
ings paper of August "a about a party that
was going to Double Beach, seems to call
for an explanation as they are not COM
pany that desire notoriety, and the article
written is certainly foreign to anything
that pertains to facts.
They never thought of styling themselves
as was reported, nor dreampt of calling the
place Saints Rest" As for the bathing
suits, that came from the authors own
fertile brain, and the party are congenial
enough not to be obliged to form such res
olutions as were suggested, and while they
do not care to be unjust in their relation,
they think it is no more than righteous
indignation to give the authors name to
the public, the same as he has added the
party's name to the article written. So
will the public be SO kind as to consider it
a joke (as the author styles it) of George
E. Robertson of Foster street.
Recently Recorded Real Estate Sales.
Townsend avenue-Land fronting east
erly, II acres, Thomas G. w. and Thank
full W. jefferson of Edward j. Morse.
Washington strickland fronting south-
erly, 116 by 40 feet, John Stairs to Ed
ward Madden.
Winthrop avenue-Land fronting east
erly, Is by $50 feet, Samuel A. Treat of
Chicago to Alexander NJ. Drummond.
Ashmun strickland fronting westerly,
38 by 40 feet, Matthew G.. Elliot to
August Jimowski
oil cfr oto ri
SO by 6SS feet, Richard G. and Henry E.
Lowe to John NJ and Antoinette Miller.
Shelter strickland fronting easterly,
IS by 80 feet, Richard G. and Henry E.
Lowe to Wilbur L. Chamberlin.
Winthrop avenue-Land fronting east
erly, 152 by 10 feet, the Newtown Savings
bank to Elizabeth Weis, wife of Philip
Weis.
Hudson strickland fronting easterly,
90 by 105 feet; Niels G. Rasmussen to Peter
Nelson.
Ashmun STRICKLAND fronting westerly,
! 81 by 140 feet, Matthew g. Elliott to Mary
| Daneefe.
Fort Hale road, Fair Haven annex
Land fronting northerly, Adam Jude to
Henry Jude.
Willis street-Boundary strip of land
28O feet long, Robert G.. Osborn of Scher-
evus, N. Y, to Arthur N. Frenhom.
Ashmun strickland fronting westerly,
Al by 140 feet, Matthew G.. Elliot to Fred
erick w. and Caroline S. Hopp.
| Personal Notes.
Professor w q. Summer was at the Muir
ray Hill hotel, New York, this week.
Miss Lily Watrous of Howe street has
returned from three weeks vacation.
DIR. w. H. Thompson and wife of Fair
Haven have returned from a months stay
in Canada.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. j. futile of SO Grown
street have returned from a summer vaca-
ton trip to various Connecticut towns.
Mrs. Breen, principal of the Cedar street
school, and her niece, Miss M. Lulu Turner,
have returned from the White mountains.
Thomas F. Armstrong, night ticket agent
at the union depot, his wife and daughter
have gone to South Deerfeld, Mass, for a
vacation.
Virgil G. Curtis, the new superintendent
of the board of education to succeed Mr..
Dutton, is in the city His wife and daugh-
ter will arrive next week.
Miss Henrietta Siebke, head of the regis
try department at the postofice, is away
on her vacation. Miss Siebke's long CON
nection with this department has made her
almost invaluable to the local Office
/ DIR. Edward A. Down, brother of A. HI.
Down of this city, and for many years
principal assistant at the Middletown in
sane asylum, has been appointed assistant
superintendent of the Hartford insane re-
treat.