Morning journal and courier., 1890-07-18
PERSONAL NOTES

Chiefly About New H1Ven EeOPAo ma
 Their Summer Outings-Where They
 are Taking Refuge From she Heat
 and Humidity of she Homo Climate.
 F. M. Bradley of this city is at Jefferson, N. H.
 L. H. Bassett of Mt. Carmel is at Minne- apolis, Minn.
 J. Johnson of 623 State street, this city, is in Htchfeld.
 Professor J. M. Hoppin of Yale art school Is in Litch6eld.
 Mrs. French of Wall street, this city, is at Stevenson, Conn.
 W. P. Tuttle of ses Elm street, this city, is at Stony Creek.
 Mrs. 0. B. Nicoll of 13 Elm street, this city, is at Naugatuck.
 Mrs. H. Fitch of 4e High street, this city, is at Washington, Conn.
 Stephen Whitney of Whitney avenue, this city, Is ct Bay Shore, L. I.
 F. F. Newton of this city, is at Maplewood cottage. Maplewood, N. H.
 Mrs. E. A. Durant of this city has returned from a sojourn at Winsted.
 F. H. filling of 100 Lyon street, this city, is summering at Woodmont.
 Fl. Fl. Gliding of 30 Stanley street, this city, is at South Britain, Conn. J. c. Grifing of this city is at the Mirror Lake house, Lake Placid, N. Y. -.
 Mrs. J. s. Porter of 3s Hillhouse avenue, this city, is at Blandford, Mass.
 A. s. Holt of 71 Dwight street, this city. is at the Harnesses, Block Island. l The family of Collector of the Port A. Fl. Kellam are summering at Dover, N. H.
 F. G. Beach of "A Wall street, this city, fig at the Gardner house, Jamestown, R. I.
 Herbert M Bishep of this city and sister are staying in Guilford for few weeks.
 Miss Carrie Brooks of this city has re- turned from very pleasant stay in Goshen.
 W. g.. Miller of 423 Orange street, this city, is at the Equinox house, Manchester,
 D. W. Gallen of BIO Orange street, this city, is at the St. Julian house, Halifax, Cam ada.
 E. B. Munson of 76 Pearl street, this city, is summering at the Ives cottage, Morris Cove.
 0. P. Merwin, the brick manufacturer at Berlin, and wife are summering at Wood- mont.
 J. Deming Perkins of Litchfeld and his daughter sailed for Europe Friday last on the Servia.
 Mrs. Frank Baldwin and son of this city are ruralizing at Mrs. Baldwin's mothers in Woodbridge. Charles L. Whitney, salesman for o. B. North & O., left yesterday on an extended western trip. A. s. Ford of Spaulding's drug store, this city, is rusticating at South Coventry for two weeks. c. W. Scranton of Bunnell & Scranton, bankers. this city, and family are summer l ing in Manison. | Ia nf & IT insurance office, this city, spends next week 1 at Pine Orchard. H. J. Sperry, ex-proprietor of the Hartford Post, was in town and visited Hon. N. D. Sperry yesterday. MT. and Mrs. M. Zun6er and ex-Selectman Louis Feldman of this city have gone on their annual visit to Saratoga. E. H. Trowbridge and E. H. Trowbridge, | jr., of Temple street, this city, are at the Farragut house, Rye Beach, N. H. Mrs. w. D. Black of New Milford is occu- pying her cottage, 'Lazy Lodge," on Point Beautiful at the lake in New Preston. Conductor Beers of the Consolidated road has rented Hon. D. N. Morgan's old home in Newton. and took possession yesterday. Mrs. Hurlburt, wife of A. Fl. Hurlburt, real estate dealer, of this city, and son are boarding at Mrs. Beardsley's, in Goshen. H. E. SWezey, with T. H. Pease & Son, this city, has gone on trip to Richmond, Norfolk and other places in the old dominion l John 0. North, of J. G. and J. O. North, this city, and family will go in 8 few days to Newtown, where they will spend the summer. Leonard Cogswell of New Haven is spend. 1 ing his summer vacation with his parents, MT. and Mrs. Sherman Cogswell, in New l Preston.
 l Stephen R. Butler of this city, who sailed a few days ago for Europe, will for time after arrival stop at the Hotel de Europe, Hamburg, Germany. Professor Harris of Yale occupied the pul- pit of the M. E. church, Litchfeld, last Sunday. The pastor, Rev. David McMulleD, was in New Haven on Sunday.
 The following Milfordites have arrived at | A. s. WriRht's, Chestnut hill, Litchfeld, for the summer: Mrs. E. P. Avery, Mrs. Ran- dall, Miss Antoinette Avery, and Master | Prentiss.
 Colonel Charles s. Stanton, nominated by the president for collector of the port of Stonington, was soldier of the Twenty first Connecticut volunteers, badly wounded at Drewry's Bluff and crippled for life. He is graduate of Yale, class of 1861, and was adjutant general on the staff of Governor Hawley. The place for which he is nomi- mated is not a very lucrative one.